The day that letter arrived in the mail, I cringed.
I was anxious and nervous about what would happen next. I reported Thursday morning with a niggling feeling that I was going to end up on a jury; judging somebody for something they had or had not done. And my hope of slipping through the process, invisible, ended when “Juror number 16_, Greg Smith” echoed across the speakers.
For the next hour, I listened to the comments and questions. And through my time in the juror’s box, I learned a number of lessons. One of which was that of judgment.
It doesn’t define who they are; it defines who you are.
In this episode, I share the story of my day in court, why I believe judgement is almost always wrong, why we do it, and the price we pay.
The Show Highlights:
- How just ONE episode of this podcast changed a listener’s life (2:30)
- My ‘judgemental’ day on jury duty (6:20)
- Are you letting other people control your life? Here are some subtle reasons why you’re giving others too much power (26:55)
- The ONLY time it’s ok to judge anything (26:00)
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