How to be less judgmental

Welcome to my home office! This week's video is all about the idea that the universe is a big place, and since we all still have a lot to learn, it's probably wise for us to be both less certain about what we "know," and significantly less judgmental of others for being where they are.
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[deebus]

We often judge others by their actions, but ourselves by our intentions.

[ganjaman]

If you're here I'm proud of you! You are growing as a person. Thank yourself that you are here!

[Hoodlinxboy]

"The more curious we are, the more humble we can be, the more humble we are, the less judgemental we are of others" Well said my man 👍

[johnblocker]

I'm judging the world and it sounds like "this video gets a few thousand views while junk content gets millions." But the truth is I myself watch junk videos far more than content like this. I just started watching this channel a few days ago and it has already helped me become more peaceful and less critical of myself and others. Thank you.

[laurieuebbing]

All my life I have been told I was Judgemental and Critical! I ignored this all my life, until I recently paid attention what people were saying! I so need to change to be the loving, kind person I should be.

[vjs]

I am trying my best to be less judgemental. I am the worst. So true I have to learn about Humility big time and to let go of the past.

[coolbreeze]

I still watch this every once in a while when I need a reminder to push the judgment thoughts out of my head. Thanks for your wisdom!

[vFRITZv]

Sadly my life has been hard. I'm 13 and have anxiety panic attacks stress and being judgemental. I never say to people that there bad but I always think. I want to move to Japan when I'm 21 but I'm still learning and researching I just want to say that I'm not perfect and I am getting help but if anyone sees this here this. If you live in a nice house be great full if you have friends be happy and most of all never give up on you dreams even if life throws things your way throw back !!!

[DianeGoodwin]

Thank you ... Message I heard was "life is a classroom" and I don't have to be the teacher all the time. It's so true for me that I can say "thank you" when I hear something I already know .... humbleness works for me. I liked this video and will watch more.

[ginobili]

I just got out of a relationship because of my own issues that i couldn’t resolve, and your videos have taught me a lot on how to better myself and deal with all of the things that are troubling me. Thank you

[kyleaudette]

Thankyou for continuing to share your knowledge. I have always struggled with being judgmental towards those who i perceived to have personally insulted me. This is a very good topic and had a good delivery.

[TomVega]

If I'm being honest, I realize I sometimes expend a lot of energy in a judgmental space. And so I'm reminded of this quote whose author is unknown; "Acceptance frees you from judgment, and when you're free from judgment you're freer than you could ever imagine." Great clip, Dr. Conte. Thank you.

[MrYatesj]

Home Run right here, Be More Curious in life. Humble and Interested is a lovely path.

[RuiwenHsu]

Jesus Christ! Every single video of yours hit my soul. Thank you again.

[Why_Knott_Me]

I'm here cause I've warped the meaning of my past struggles into thinking, because I survived things I shouldn't have, I'm better than others. 😢

[shaliah]

I love the comment about other people being deep & mysterious also. I think that’s a great thing to remember.

[forestgump]

Man I’m so glad I found you, all your videos really tell me what I need to hear on the bad days when I’m stuck in my head, thanks doc❤️

[HisaLightmypath]

You're very right because for example I have caused a lot of people pain but when people causing me pain.i make a song and dance about it and forget about the pain I've caused which is equally if not worse than the pain caused to me

[rustyshimstock]

Some of us judge ourselves as harshly as we judge others. A tendency to judge is a mental short-cut that amounts to making assumptions and reaching conclusions. This seems to be easier than keeping an open mind and continuing to make and assemble observations. Judgement of self and others is I think, similar to shame. This way of assembling a world-view that I learned from my mom and dad. In hindsight, they also showed me that reaching premature conclusions about yourself and about others is a form of senility that I am hoping to avoid.

[timothyverbunt]

Great stuff Dr. Conte!! You're helping me a lot 🙏