Be open to the FEEDBACKS you receive ...
To improve yourself you have to be open to the feedback you receive . Getting defensive, critical, or shutting down to the feedback will lead you to miss information and prevent others from giving you feedback in the future.
Knowing when to ignore feedback that isn’t useful or is badly intentioned can be just as useful as knowing when to seek out the kind of feedback that is instructive.
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