The most interesting article to read was overcoming thefear of feedback because as I was growing I used to play football (Soccer in
the U.S Booo) and I remember I would feel down when my older brother would give
me feedback such as “You could have been quicker” or “You could have worked
harder”. Unfortunately, at that stage in my life I did not know about the power
of improvement you can achieve that this author mentions. However, maturing I started learning that and
adapting to receiving feedback and criticism. Unfortunately, I feel like in
school the setting is created to focus on results rather than feedback. I
recommend giving feedback in a constructive manner, to where the person giving
feedback tries to not include their own opinion but focus more on facts.
Negative feedback is not something anyone wants to hear, however the world is a
cruel place and sometimes you need to fall down to get up stronger. So yes I
have been affected by negative feedback but my approach of choice is always to
try to be optimistic and view things as lessons learned and not mistakes made.
My brother has always given me the best feedback and I have been blessed to
have him as a mentor in different stages of my life. Although I disagree with
the method he uses to give me feedback, I have learned to adjust and try to
take the best out of what he says since I know he has the best intentions!
I chose this image just because I found it funny. On a serious note, many people tend to not take advantage of feedback by feeling offended or mocking it however in many cases feedback can definitely be helpful!
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