We judge people by what they say, how they look, the choices they make, and the mistakes they’ve made.
But what if the flaws we notice most quickly in others are revealing something about ourselves?
In this episode of The Meaning Mindset, Rabbi Ron Li-Paz explores judgment, self-awareness, humility, and the difference between seeing clearly and condemning too quickly.
Drawing on Jewish wisdom and everyday human experience, he asks a difficult question: When you judge someone else, who are you really judging?
⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 - Why we’re so quick to judge
02:35 - The flaws we notice in others
05:10 - What judgment reveals about us
08:20 - Judgment vs. discernment
11:45 - The danger of contempt
15:10 - Learning to see people differently
18:05 - The practice of judging with humility
20:10 - Who are you when you judge others?
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