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What Would Change For Us If We Replaced Judgement With Curiosity

Sometimes we can fall victim to our own thinking. One of the harshest aspects of this, is  judgement we cast  on ourselves. Judgement prevents our growth and can keep us stuck in the lingering vibe of our past.

Instead, if we were to replace that judgement with curiosity, we would begin noticing a progressive expansion in our awareness and abilities to find peace and a deep sense of fulfillment.

Here’s what could happen if we replaced judgement with curiosity.

  •         We would become compassionately appreciative of where people are coming from.
  •         We would spend less time talking about others and talking more about ideas.
  •         We would no longer waste precious life energy on gossip or what simply is none of your business.
  •         We would become kinder and more patient with ourselves.
  •         We would find it much easier to expand our comfort zone.
  •         We would be moving toward the direction of love and away from fear.
  •         We would fall deeper in love with ourselves and all those around us.
  •         Kindness becomes our default position.
  •         Triggers would be lessened.
  •         We would become more attentive and present.
  •         We would no longer linger in the shadows of our past – judgement keeps us there.
  •         We would no longer have a need to prove or defend anything.
  •         We would replace our ‘need’ to be happy with a state of becoming fulfilled.
  •         We would connect more deeply and contribute value.
  •         Curiosity leads to progress which leads to joy.

Curiosity flings open the door to progress, and progress ultimately leads to joy. I’m curious to know what you notice when swapping judgement for curiosity?

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