How often do you judge your own judgment?
We often tell our kids, "Use good judgment!" Yet, when it comes to our own judgment, we tend to forget the advice.
In this week's episode, MG invites Jen Grant to co-host as they explore the significance judgement plays in our life.
When is judgment valuable? When is judgment harmful?
If we ruminate in the negative feelings judgment may bring, it can be harmful. If judgment derails your progress and keeps you off track for too long, it's harmful.
However, great value arises when judgment helps us to identify improvement and how we can move toward our goals and ideals more effectively and efficiently.
Good judgment is what helps companies to improve their products and services, making them more successful.
Be sure to assess the value of your judgments. Notice if your judgments are derailing you. Should that happen, do your best to pause, filter through the debris and find the value.
Good judgment can help anyone to make better decisions, form new habits, and move toward their goals more quickly.
Enjoy the episode!
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