Judgmental Minds: Why We Judge and How to Stop
I tend to assume that I have less qualifications than other people, fewer chances of being seen as attractive or valuable. It makes me just constantly feel like crap.
Ever catch yourself making snap judgments about others or even yourself? In this episode of 'A Little Help For Our Friends', hosts Jacqueline Trumbull and Dr. Kibby McMahon dive into the psychology behind being judgmental. They break down why we judge, the impact it has on our mental health and relationships, and most importantly, how we can curb this habit. Jacqueline and Kibby mix their academic insights with personal anecdotes, making the topic both relatable and enlightening.
They highlight the negative bias we often have when assuming how others feel about us, which can lead to a constant state of unease. The hosts also discuss the delicate balance between judgment and hope, offering practical tips on mindfulness and overcoming worry. They touch on how judging our own emotions can prevent us from truly experiencing them. This episode is packed with valuable advice and engaging discussions that aim to help you be kinder to yourself and others.
Whether you're struggling with self-judgment or want to improve your relationships, this episode offers a thoughtful and supportive perspective.