Constructive Criticism
Constructive criticism is the way to know our weaknesses and improve by working on them. But if we get defensive and try to prove the critique wrong, it won’t help us truly understand the message being delivered and won’t let us improve.
We shouldn’t be afraid of criticism or be hurt by it, rather, we should use it as fuel to do better and learn from them
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It's often the only way we learn about our weaknesses and without it, we can’t improve. When we’re defensive, we run the risk of missing out on this important insight.
Feedback’s not easy to give and it’s certainly not easy to receive, but it’ll help us now and in the long run.
6. You have difficulty accepting criticism
Criticism, when delivered constructively, can be a powerful tool for personal growth and improvement.
- Being sensitive to criticism creates problems in relationships and growth opportunities. Embrace feedback to become the best version of yourself.
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