Don't judge yourself ..
It is natural to judge yourself , as everybody expects their work is to get that reaction or popularity what they expects . But when they don't ge it they feel disappointed and judge themselves , and due to this many discontinue their work .
But the key is to not let your discontent prevent you from continuing to do the work . Don’t let judgment prevent delivery.
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