#2019 Stops Seeing Other People's Mistakes| Self-Introspection Is Far More Important Than Seeing The Mistakes of Others

Let's make the new year the right moment to change our lifestyle. If in the previous year (2018) often and were busy looking at other people's mistakes, now stop seeing other people's mistakes and see your own mistakes when you are alone.

Don't get used to constantly seeing the mistakes and shame of others, but become aware of being aware of your own mistakes by continuing to carry out self-introspection, especially in your own time.

Because the most appropriate moment to remember all that we have done so far is when we are alone and in that solitude we present God. The goal is that we can think clearly and realize it with a conscience, so that we also have no time to just sentence other people easily.

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Self-introspection is necessary and must be, so that it is not used to arbitrarily convict others with mistakes and vile. Self-introspection as a self-evaluation that we must do at all times so that we are not careless and easily blame others. Self-introspection is indeed very necessary and it must, so that we are not used to arbitrarily convicting the lives of others with our own version, so that we are not cruel and vile to judge the actions of others with vile ways.

Because not a few of us are indeed lazy to do self-introspection, even some have never done self-introspection, so he forgets that he is a human being who will never escape mistakes, who appears in front of his eyes is just others mistakes, and his own mistakes never know.

Actually, great people are not people who can see the mistakes of others, but great people are people who can see his own mistakes before he accuses and claims others are guilty. Because when we are able to introspect first, even though we are being faced with the mistakes of others, we certainly will not blame him with inappropriate language (vile's words).

So, #2019 stops seeing other people's mistakes. And start doing self-introspection, reflecting on your own mistakes is far better than being busy seeing other people's mistakes.

Thak You For Your Time
Best Regards, @ijoel