Something I've been trying to do lately is to judge others less. I don't like it when I judge others- it doesn't feel good! It also isn't kind or Christlike to make assumptions about others in an unrighteous and, judgmental way! This is an important growth point for me. I feel like it's especially hard for me to be nonjudgmental because of who I am. I would consider myself "an old soul" or I should say, more mature, has more foresight, understands what's right and best. I'm so grateful for the knowledge I have and who I am, but it makes it very easy for me to judge others. I think "Why would they do that? This isn't going to help them!" or "Why would they choose this when this is better?" I had an experience today with judgement. One of my friends stayed up ridiculously late to do homework. (2 am for reference) I tried not to be judgmental when she shared this experience with me. It truly boggled me. I really didn't understand why she would make this choice! To me, it seemed to cause more isues than to solve them. I tried to be curios instead. "Why might she make this choice?" or "What led her to make this choice?" and so I tried to approach her with curiousty. I also offerend my symapathies and told her she could do it. It was in the past, so I let it go and gave her permission to make her own choices. She didn't this permission though- the permission was for myself. I had to be okay with her making choices I didn't agree with, nor thought was the best choices she could make to set herself up for success. I'm going to keep trying to be less judgmental. It really is important to me, and is actually something I struggle with significantly in this point in my life. It's all very interesting. All I can do is keep praying, and trying my best. And, I think something that would also help is to have a greater understanding of agency, and how it fits into the Lord's plan. ☺️