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Nobody likes criticism… but most of us get a surprising amount of it—sometimes even on purpose.
In this episode of The Steady Steps Podcast, we talk about what it actually looks like to accept criticism well
Why does feedback hit so close to the bone? Why do we either want to defend ourselves immediately or crawl under the nearest table?
And what would change if we treated criticism as information instead of a verdict on our worth?
This isn’t about becoming immune to feedback or pretending it doesn’t sting. It’s about learning how to listen without spiraling, how to sift what’s useful from what isn’t, and how criticism—handled well—can quietly become one of our most practical tools for growth.
If feedback makes you tense up, shut down, or overthink everything you’ve ever done… this one’s for you. 🦊
By Brian Volpone with M1016 PodcastsNobody likes criticism… but most of us get a surprising amount of it—sometimes even on purpose.
In this episode of The Steady Steps Podcast, we talk about what it actually looks like to accept criticism well
Why does feedback hit so close to the bone? Why do we either want to defend ourselves immediately or crawl under the nearest table?
And what would change if we treated criticism as information instead of a verdict on our worth?
This isn’t about becoming immune to feedback or pretending it doesn’t sting. It’s about learning how to listen without spiraling, how to sift what’s useful from what isn’t, and how criticism—handled well—can quietly become one of our most practical tools for growth.
If feedback makes you tense up, shut down, or overthink everything you’ve ever done… this one’s for you. 🦊