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Idiom of the Day

“Walk in someone else’s shoes”

This is a very

personal idiom for me, because I believe that people everywhere need to do this more often. To “walk in someone else’s shoes” is to say that you are trying to see a point of view from someone else’s perspective. Rather than only seeing an issue or matter from how it only effects you, you should “walk in their shoes” and see how it may impact a neighbor, someone from a different province, someone of a different gender or race, or from someone across the world.

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  • Yvonne

    It really helps cuz I was confused when my lecturer used this idiom to tell us how to do digital marketing.
  • Janet

    @Emad Thanks
  • ilham sanfour

    @Emad thank you.
  • Emad

    @Hoa Lưu good!!!
  • Emad

    @kriti good!!!
  • Emad

    @Janet good!!!
  • Emad

    @English student . good! Keep practicing
  • Emad

    @Bart good!
  • Emad

    @Jennifer Blossom very good!!!
  • Emad

    @halid Elkadere good!
  • Emad

    @Sunshine very good!!
  • Emad

    @sust good!
  • Emad

    @ilham sanfour good! Keep practicing
  • Emad

    @Ce good!
  • Emad

    @Eric Velociraptor very good!
  • Emad

    @Sara perez good!
  • hope

    Don't judge others, you don't know their circumstance or what they being through, we have different experiences, cultures, different abilities... etc.. Don't judge someone from your point of view, you have to walk in his shoes first.
  • .....

    Thanks a lot 🙏🌹
  • Said Wakrim

    Absolutely. We have to and specially when negotiating with people. You've to put yourself in their position.
  • Oriane Lifetime VIP

    I like this idiom a lot 😊 It’s really important Thanks 🙏
  • Rose

    Very useful 👍
  • Mariam

    We have to put ourselves in one's shoes before judging them.
  • Anna

    “Before judging someone, take his shoes and walk his path, taste his tears, feel his pain. Bump into every rock he tripped over. And only after that tell him that you know how to live correctly. "- Dalai Lama XIV
  • Jackson

    Does it same with 'put yourself in my shoes?'
  • Umar Farooq

    ❤👍
  • Umar Farooq

    Thank you for this help!
  • Umar Farooq

    "In the same boat " is very close to it not in meaning Sir Scott?

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