Uff-da. I got a ROUGH review of An Overachiever's Guide To Breaking The Rules on Amazon. Like a completely scathing, take-you-by-surprise, punch-in-the-gut kind of review. 

While you may not get reviews of your work on Amazon, you still get criticism. That one negative thing on your performance review or comment from a colleague can swim around in your head for days, weeks, even months (or years?!?), causing worry, stress, and anxiety. 

Fear of getting criticized can also hold you back from putting yourself out there, speaking up, and sharing new ideas, as well as making decisions about your career and life that you know are right for you, but you're afraid others won't understand. I don't want any of this for you - and I don't want it for me either! So let's talk about a different take on criticism - and how to let it go. 

In today's episode we're going to dive into:

• The book review that left me reeling
• Two strategies I've been using for years to help you let go of criticism that isn't helpful -- and learn from criticism that is useful without it ruminating in your head forever
• A brand-new, HUGE realization I had about criticism that completely shifted everything I felt about this bad book review and allowed me to not just let it go, but make it EMPOWERING - it can work for any piece of criticism you get too

Links:

• Get An Overachiever's Guide To Breaking The Rules on Heather's website or Amazon - and write a review on Amazon!
• Pre-order Grounded Wildness - coming Fall 2023!
• Learn more about Heather's keynotes and hiring her as a speaker