ok
ok, that part, amen
In our daily conversations, it's easy to jump to conclusions and judge others quickly. However, a valuable piece of advice — "Before you run your mouth on someone run by a mirror & discuss who you see" — reminds us of the importance of self-reflection before speaking. This approach encourages us to consider our own faults, biases, and feelings before passing judgment. From personal experience, I’ve found that taking a moment to reflect on my own actions and mindset before commenting on others helps me communicate more thoughtfully and empathetically. It shifts the focus from blame to understanding. When we pause to evaluate our own perspectives, we become more aware of the reasons behind others’ behavior and less likely to react harshly. Applying this mentality can be challenging but rewarding. It promotes emotional intelligence and reduces conflicts by fostering respectful dialogue. Next time you find yourself about to criticize someone, try the mirror test: ask yourself what you see in yourself first and whether your words will build up or break down the relationship. This habit can transform communication with family, friends, and colleagues and create a more compassionate environment.
