5. Humbly move on.
What do you have an easier time remembering, the last compliment you received or the last criticism? Exactly.
Criticism can linger inside you for far longer than it needs to.
You need to move on, humbly.
Once you have extracted all the truth you can from a situation, processed it with a friend who is for you and prayed about it, it’s time to move on.
You’re stronger. You’re better. Hopefully, you’re wiser.
Let it go. You’ve learned. Now it’s time to lead.
What Are You Learning?
What are you learning about handling critics and criticism?
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