Never judge a book by its cover

Usually, on our day-to-day basis, we heard this proverb and can relate in many circumstances. I love reading books. If I started judging the cover rather than the content which is there in the book, is it worth?  

Every coin has two aspects likewise every person has two scenarios – the one which you heard or which you saw ( which might be your perception), the other one is how and what exactly the person is in reality. It is casual to judge what we see because we see the things how we are not how they are?

Understanding is a masterpiece that cannot be afforded by everyone. Sometimes you need to know and understand there is no big deal to know every part of the story before you make a decision. If you through a stone in the ocean you never know how deep that stone goes away. Think once if you were in that situation will you be able to judge in the same manner, how you are judging now?

Most probably not because it is the human tendency to see other person mistakes instead of ours. 

Judgment is easy but the person who is being judged will able to take the flaws of your decision without knowing their reason. you may think that you know the story based on your perspective or information gathered, but this doesn't define the correct opinion.

Every day you need to prove yourself in many circumstances and being judged by people’s opinions. Now Don’t expect that you don’t care about people’s opinions. You do. Is it worth it to prove yourself?

 You might be or you might be wrong depending upon the situation. But you are not the perfectionist to decide the person’s capability without knowing their worth. Not everyone is good enough to take everything positively.

Sometimes, you need to choose, you need to decide, you need to suggest and that’s your decision to choose by knowing every aspect of the story. At last, I would advise never to judge a book by its cover. Do righteousness to the content of the book read thoroughly. Before judging a person, try to judge a person’s proficiency and capability.

 

Right preferences & fair conclusions are harder than we think.