We all have those moments. We get the text, the email, the Facebook message with someone who shares their unsolicited advice, criticism and opinions. 

It hurts. It exposes. It doesn't feel good. 

But then we have a choice. We can choose WHAT we do with that message. Here are the four steps you can use to tackle criticism.

We all have those moments. We get the text, the email, the Facebook message with someone who shares their unsolicited advice, criticism and opinions. It hurts. It exposes. It doesn't feel good. But then we have a choice. We can choose WHAT we do with that message. Here are the four steps you can use to tackle criticism.

&nbsp;We all have those moments. We get the text, the email, the Facebook message with someone who shares their unsolicited advice, criticism and opinions. 

It hurts. It exposes. It doesn't feel good. 

But then we have a choice. We can choose WHAT we do with that message. Here are the four steps you can use to tackle criticism.&nbsp;

Eps 8: 4 Steps to Tackle Criticism

There are a lot of strong voices and heated opinions being thrown around on the Internet. Opinions about politics. Suffering. Injustices. Current events. And, of course, FAITH. Faith seems to always be at the center of any debate.

But in the midst of all the noise and vitriol, what we don’t have enough of is connection. Tight and unflinching relationship. The kind of relationship that loves a good conversation and isn’t the least bit afraid of differences. The kind where we can circle up and ask the questions we’re too afraid to ask anywhere else.

The kind of relationships where judgement do

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There are a lot of strong voices and heated opinions being thrown around on the Internet. Opinions about politics. Suffering. Injustices. Current events. And, of course, FAITH. Faith seems to always be at the center of any debate. But in the midst of all the noise and vitriol, what we don’t have enough of is connection. Tight and unflinching relationship. The kind of relationship that loves a good conversation and isn’t the least bit afraid of differences. The kind where we can circle up and ask the questions we’re too afraid to ask anywhere else. The kind of relationships where judgement do

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