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How To Show More Compassion
The Singapore Women's Weekly
|August/September 2020
It’s an unhealthy habit that we often don’t realise we are doing. Ahead, some tips on how to show more compassion
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Have you recently caught yourself judging someone for their appearance, behaviour or relationship, only to feel guilty about it?
Casting judgement is natural - we all do it. But an unhealthy amount can intensify negative thoughts, and it’s important to remember that we only know so much about somebody else’s life. Being judgemental can hurt other people, and is exhausting for the person doing it. Here’s how to show a little more compassion:
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