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Set your house in perfect order before you criticize the world from "summary" of 12 Regras para a Vida by Jordan B.peterson
Before we criticize the world, we must first take a good, hard look at ourselves. It is so easy to point fingers at others and blame them for the problems we see in the world. But have we taken the time to examine our own lives and see if we are living up to our own standards? Have we set our own house in perfect order before we start criticizing others?Setting our house in order means taking responsibility for our own lives. It means looking at ourselves honestly and asking ourselves some tough questions. Are we living according to our values and principles? Are we treating ourselves and others with respect? Are we taking care of our physical and mental well-being? These are all important things to consider before we start judging others. When we criticize the world without first setting our own house in order, we risk being hypocritical. How can we expect others to listen to us and take us seriously if we are not living our own lives in a way that aligns with our beliefs? It is much more effective to lead by example, to show others through our actions that we are serious about making a positive change in the world. By setting our house in perfect order, we become better equipped to help others and make a real difference in the world. When we have our own lives together, we are in a much better position to offer support and guidance to those who need it. We can approach problems with a clear mind and a strong sense of purpose, knowing that we are doing our part to make the world a better place. So, before we rush to criticize the world and point out its flaws, let's first take the time to set our own house in perfect order. Let's make sure that we are living in a way that reflects our values and principles. Only then can we truly make a positive impact on the world around us.
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