Business man Quote by Robin Sacredfire
““If you want to judge a person perfectly well, let that person judge herself. If a woman calls other women sluts because they sleep with many men, but this woman does or did the same, she has perfectly labeled herself. If a a business man cheats on others, but says cheaters deserve nothing, he has labeled himself perfectly well too. And the religious one that complains of the lack of insight on others, but cannot confront another individual more open than him, has judged himself too above his words. And experience will show you that there is nothing to gain from people that you have judged below their level of self-judgement. As a a matter of fact, they will likely blame you for trying to erase their self-judgement away and attempt to make them righteous. It has come to my awareness that most people want to be punished for their ignorance, and will push away anyone trying to erase such life sentence from them.””
About This Quote
Self‑judgment mirrors how we judge others; hypocrisy arises when we condemn traits we share, leading to conflict and resistance.
In simple terms: Judge yourself before judging others.
Practice self‑awareness, avoid hypocrisy.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- personal relationships
- workplace dynamics
- religious communities
- social criticism
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- Why do we project onto others?
- How can we foster humility?
People may resist self‑reflection, clinging to ego.