The Uselessness Of Judging Yourself
“I thought this was a good article. Why don't people seem to enjoy it?” Or, I'll feel like I wrote something average only to see it become the most popular post of the month. Regardless of the outcome, we are often terrible judges of our own work.
Martha Graham's advice that not only are you a bad judge of your own work, it is not your job to judge your own work.
It is not your place to compare it to others. It is not your responsibility to figure out how valuable it is or how useful it can be.
It is not your job to tell yourself, “No.”
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