I have a problem where I always think I am right at everything, b/c I am, right?!


Question: I have a problem where I always think I am right at everything, b/c I am, right.?
Every time I talk to someone or do something I KNOW I am always right and I always criticize and judge people b/c they are wrong. I know everyone has their own opinions but I KNOW I am ALWAYS right---how can I just STOP opening my BIG mouth when I disagree with something.?

Any advice.?Health Question & Answer


Answers:
You are at an age, where you are coming in to your own. I suggest you learn to pick your battles. You could approach problems this way; I thought it was like this because ; rather than saying the other person is an idiot.
Sorry to they this we are never always right. You can go life trying to prove that your right but you need to hear (listen) from the other side.

There was quote I came across that might apply here " The older I get my father gets smarter and smarter."

Breath and count to 10 then explain why you disagree to other with insulting them. Try and see how it works.

You will learn that be right is not the greatest victory but doing what is acceptable and getting along. That's what politics is about.Health Question & Answer

jus cuz you "know" youre right, doesnt mean you actually are. ppl make mistakes...thus in thinkin youre right, it could be a mistake. get over your knowitallness and face the fact that everyone is gonna have different opinions and points of view... so yeahHealth Question & Answer

i finally learned i can't get credit for everything.
i think my opinions are facts.
accept that other people think differently..Health Question & Answer



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