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In this guided experiment, you'll explore how judgments shape your emotional life, your relationships, and the ways you show up each day. You'll learn to distinguish between Judge E (evaluations—good/bad, should/shouldn't) and Judge F (facts—what is actually happening).

You'll be encouraged to:

  • Identify a meaningful "gap" from your values work
  • Notice the judgments you direct at yourself
  • Sort these judgments into evaluations vs. facts
  • Practice replacing evaluative judgments with factual descriptions
  • Discover specific, workable behaviors that support the life you want to live

This experiment can reduce shame and self-criticism, increase clarity, and open the door to more compassionate, effective change.

Welcome to the experiment.

Learn more at https://www.honestmentalhealth.com/

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