Trying to develop a life of your own and attempting to focus on being less judgmental while bettering yourself is how you should be spending your time. In other words, you should be developing personal interests while attempting to mind your own business.
It’s a tricky and slippery path and resolution since it’s difficult to turn it into a concentrated and specific manageable thought to carry out. Think what you can do differently in your life to be a lot less judgmental. What you need to do is alter your thinking process.
You should be adopting a new mantra, and that is not paying so much attention to others and concentrating more on your personal self improvement. The following is what you should be reminding yourself:
Did Anyone Ask For My Advice
Probably not, except in those rare instances when someone will specifically ask you to help clearing their mind clutter, raise their children, look after their dog, or decide on what career path to take. In other words, keep your advice and opinions to yourself. One of the best solutions is finding a new hobby, go out for a run or a workout.
You Don’t Know The Whole Story So Don’t Assume
It’s extremely easy to assume, as in jumping to unnecessary conclusions as that’s the only mental exercise some people take. So never try to understand a situation and then form your own judgment when the truth most likely isn’t what you think it is. Don’t assume if you don’t know the entire history or story as you may look out of place when you don’t know the real situation.
It Most Likely Doesn’t Affect You
Don’t get easily distracted and then become annoyed thinking you’re doing the right thing when you’re most likely not. That makes your opinion irrelevant. This especially if you don’t really know the person that well. So why even allow yourself to get upset or flustered about something that has absolutely no possible affect on you or your life. So the best path may be to keep reminding yourself, “I will mind my own business.”
Adopting Self Interest In Yourself Rather Than Others
Just because something may make you happy doesn’t necessarily mean that it’ll make someone else happy. If you’re life is so empty and void and you must continuously poke your nose into someone else life or afairs, don’t, you won’t gain any friends or get any more popular that way.
Why You Should Never Gossip
Gossip is the lowest common denominator of speaking. You form your own opinions, whether true or not and then spread them as the gospel truth. You create destruction just for the sole purpose of your bad intent. A person who continuously gossips is not popular.
You Invade Someone Else’s Privacy
You become puzzled why your mother-in-law has a habit of keeping her coffee maker unplugged, or why someone walks in the rain without an umbrella. You do so because you think that you’re always obviously right about everything. Whenever you feel you need to confront and then challenge someone, you need to remind yourself, “This is not my business and it’s their life.” At the very least, have the courage to confront the person rather than gossiping behind their back.
Find Explanation And Reasoning
So when you were young, during the those teenage years is when you became extremely sensitive towards the sins of others, as you know from recollections of yourself. At that delicate age you don’t bother looking for what’s hidden but what’s true. That’s the sign of maturity when you’re not scandalized or attempted not to find explanations in charity.
You can spend your entire life trying to correct and then improving on your own faults, so why would you even bother about anyone else and their faults.
So what about you. Are you struggling to mind your own business, is your life at that stale point. Why not find ways to improve your own situation rather than attempting to be judgmental on others.