Do you Reflect on Your Behavior?

Sometimes I do reflect . And I say I shouldn't have behaved like that. Actually we live and learn from experiences.:)

I try to watch my behaviour and I try to be as pleasant to those close to me as I am to strangers. Some people drop their manners around their own family and can be rude to their spouse when out in company. I don't like that.

Yes I do reflect on my behavior, because I am very concerned with how my behavior will affect my relationship to others.

I always see to it that in my interaction , i won't hurt feelings . And as far as i can reflect , i am always following it .

I constantly reflect on my behavior and, in retrospect, am not always pleased. I suppose that is the price of being a rather outgoing introvert, a contradiction in terms.

While reflecting and introspecting, I believe, are two best ways to improve oneself, every individual has his own way of acquiring and meeting such ends. I am a person who is given to much frequent bouts of introspection therefore it becomes imperative for me to reflect upon my own manner of conduct. I write a diary and I make it a point to go through it every once in a while so that I may notice the way my writing has evolved (for words are the direct manifestation of thoughts) and thus I figure out what has improved in me or say, what needs to be improved further.

I would rather wait for feedback from those who I trust and this is how I come to know how disgusting I have been sometimes (lol)

I've always been sensitive of how others perceive me and I do reflect on my behaviour. I think it's helpful for self development and growth.

I do.. and I don't. It depends on the situation and the person. If I feel that I should have handled the thing/person better, sure I would look at improvement points. it's just so I don't run into the same problem again in future. But I won't over think it, after all, what's done is done. However.. There are somethings I simply don't care about. Then I just won't waste mental energy in hashing it over. Bigger fish to fry 'n' all. To quote my favourite Rapper Jay-Z, "I have 99 problems.. well and that ain't one!"

I sometimes ponder how others perceive me. I like to be challenging, but not too much so.

Shiva, congrats this is a very scholarly article.In my own, of course, i also evaluate my action if acceptable by others or not. If I sensed my action or behavior inappropriate, I instantly make a change.

We are all learners of the world..take good.. avoid bad ...simple to said..but difficult to follow

I never spend too much time looking back at my behaviour, unless I have a reason to. When I feel that I could have acted better, or if I have some other type of uncomfortable feeling about it, I will try to pinpoint this further, to see if I can then work out how I might handle the situation better the next time that a similar scenario presents itself to me. Generally though, is it good for us to reflect about how we have acted at times, or is it better to meditate, or, as I often do, to ask our higher self about it, instead? The emptiness of life is filled from the cup of love, which our soul and God hold at our lips. (These are our various life experiences) By all means, we should succour the taste, and think about how it tastes, or about how each experience has gone. We cannot do this alone though. You should not block out the total you, to just try to find answers from your mind alone. We cannot find out why we act as we do, until we allow all parts of ourselves to answer to "us", the real us. This includes our mind, our emotions, our soul, and even God's spirit in us. Each part of us has each got its own answers, as much as they should do so too. We need to share our reflections from each part of our self to each other part, so as we are not going it solely alone. In all things, we must be connected to as much as possible, as it's possible, for us to be connected to then. One part of us acts as a mirror to another part usually. Our emotions for example will lead us to our thoughts, and vice versa.

I do look on my behavior and try to analyze it to make sure I'm not way out there.

I think I usually behave respectably, even with people who don't really deserve respect. There are times when I wonder if something I've thought, an opinion, or an act was the right thing. It's not usually things I've done. It's usually things I think or say/don't say. I'll wonder if I am wrong for thinking something or for not saying something. I have wondered, at times, how I come across to others but never really made any conscious efforts about it.

Doesn't everyone reflect on their own behavior? Surely we all know that not one of us is perfect.