In this episode, I team up with Marty to dive into the art of finishing projects and the crucial role feedback plays in the creative journey. We use Eric Cantona's memorable speech as a metaphor for knowing when to stop talking and start reflecting. Together, we tackle the hurdles of perfectionism, the fear of criticism, and the significance of getting outside perspectives.

Key Takeaways:

• Iteration thrives on feedback: Don't get stuck in the cycle of endless editing by yourself. Real improvement happens when you invite external feedback.
• Embrace the feedback loop: Seek it out, learn to filter it, and use it effectively. Your relationship with feedback determines how much you can grow.
• Step into the spotlight: Get comfortable with imperfection and the possibility of criticism. The market and your audience are your best sources of insight.
• Reflect and iterate: Make time to process feedback and make impactful changes. Reflection is often the greatest teacher.

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Remember, feedback is the fuel for growth. So don't hesitate—put your work out there, and embrace the feedback loop.