How can I give less importance to other people's judgement on me?

The best way in my thinking and experience is that.... When you start loving and accepting yourself, you start knowing yourself.. Then what people think of you does not matter at all. You know who you are...more than they do. You love yourself no matter what, you know your strengths and weaknesses, which you have accepted. So at the end what others say won't matter.

You could do that by understanding that you would find jealous, anxious and unworthy judgements round the corners of every new folds of life. Just remember like "air" they are always there. They would be there to be all judgemental and would try to hamper your capabilities because probably they are aware of the fact that you are, in some way or the other, better than them. So, goodluck!

Answer lies in the question itself. Just keep in mind that all these judgements won't affect your life in any manner - It's their judgement. Letting go of the same will always make you feel better.

It's a choice you have to make. I think when you get out and see lots and lots of people, you get some perspective and can start to realize how different everyone actually is. The grass may seem greener on the other side of the fence, but it often isn't. Appearances can be deceiving. The only thing you can do is own who you are and stand by your decisions. At the end of the day, you are the only one that suffers if you don't stay true to yourself.

Just remember only Gods Judgement really count! people are just insecure themselves so just be happy they care so much, that means they care less about themselves.

By knowing that what other people think isn't what defines you. By learning to love yourself and doing what makes you happy

Everyone in life has different view points, goals and ethics. In order to not let others judgements impact us we have to do some self reflection and insight. We our selves have to know what we stand for and why. Once we know this it makes what others say less meaningful and we don't worry about it because we know what we believe in.

It's hard to not care what others think of you, espeically in todays society when we seek aproval from everyone. The best thing I would say is just own you! Be who you are and stay confident! If you wake up and want yo wear something that you don't know if you should, do it! Express yourself! Go to the mirror and tell yourself that you look fabulous and how you dress is an extention of you and who are you! I am a male and I wear makeup sometimes (nothing big, just eyeliner under my upper waterline) to make my eyes look better! I take pride in how I look and I have been questioned for it... I seriouly looked at them and said "Is it a cry to try and make my eyes look nice?" If you are confident with what you are doing, then people will stop judging you and move on with their lives! Hope this helps! Love ya! "\ml/"

You can start by realising that no matter what you do, you're always going to get judged. We can never impress everyone around us. People are always going to find something or the other to talk about. So, instead of worrying about what six billion people are thinking about you, it's better to worry about what you think about yourself. be the best possible person you can be. Love yourself instead of waiting for others to love you. When you fill yourself with love and happiness, others 'judgement won't matter anymore. :)

People’s first reaction is to judge others. It’s an easier mechanism then empathy. However, we are sometimes our own worst enemy, judging ourselves with unrealistic expectations. When really we just need to give ourselves a more credibility for being human. If we can learn to not judge ourselves first, then others judgements fall wayside. Life is full of challenges and one persons challenge, no matter how big or small, is a challenge still the same. We are all here to learn, some at a faster rate then others. If someone is placing judgement on you for playing your role in this lifetime, then perhaps they shouldn’t be a main role in your life story. Cutting out the toxicity of others thoughts and opinions is a great first choice.