Quotes About Good Judgment

Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgment.

It is impossible to make good judgments when your mind is full of noise.

Good judgment is the bridge between knowing and doing.

A wise person learns from experience. A wiser person learns from the experiences of others.

Trust your judgment, but verify your facts.

The first step toward good judgment is admitting what you don't know.

In the absence of clarity, choose patience.

Good judgment slows down when stakes are high.

Don't make permanent decisions on temporary feelings.

The mark of a good judgment is the ability to delay gratification.

Good judgment requires the courage to be wrong.

Better to take ten minutes to make a wise decision than ten seconds to make a regrettable one.

Good judgment is the rare combination of intelligence, experience, and humility.

Don't trust gut feelings on a tired brain.

Wisdom is timing.

In doubt, do nothing.

The wise listen more than they speak.

Good judgment requires distinguishing between urgent and important.

Pause before you respond. The pause is the judgment.

A clear mind makes better calls.

Sometimes the wisest move is no move.

Wise judgment requires both head and heart.

Be slow to speak, quick to listen.

Judge less. Understand more.

Good judgment is a skill, not a gift.

The wiser you become, the fewer firm opinions you hold.

Every great decision was preceded by a long pause.

The smartest people change their minds when given new information.

Don't confuse a strong feeling with a wise choice.

Good judgment is choosing well between two reasonable options.