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Learn to listen to criticism. How to turn negative comments into growth opportunities.
Learn to listen to criticism. How to turn negative comments into growth opportunities.
Learn to listen to criticism. How to turn negative comments into growth opportunities.
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We have all received criticism at some point in our lives. Whether from our parents, our teachers, our bosses, our friends or even strangers. Criticisms are opinions or evaluations that other people make about us, our behavior, our work, our appearance or any other aspect of our life.

Criticism can be positive or negative, constructive or destructive, requested or unsolicited. But what they have in common is that they affect us in some way. They can make us feel good or bad, proud or ashamed, motivated or unmotivated, confident or insecure.

How do we react to criticism? Do we ignore them, reject them, justify them, accept them, appreciate them? What do we do with them? Do we use them to improve, to learn, to grow? Or do we let them pass, forget them, waste them?

In this book I want to help you answer these questions and develop a very important skill for your personal and professional development: the ability to listen to criticism constructively.

Listening to criticism constructively means being willing to receive and value the negative comments that others make to us, without feeling attacked, offended or hurt. It means seeking to understand the critic's point of view and purpose, without judging, interrupting or contradicting him or her. It means showing interest and gratitude for criticism, without reacting with hostility, indifference or submission.

Listening to criticism constructively also means taking advantage of the potential for improvement that criticism offers us, without minimizing or exaggerating it. It means identifying points of improvement and corrective actions that criticism suggests, without becoming discouraged or giving up. It means establishing goals and action plans to implement the changes that criticism requires, without procrastinating or abandoning.

In this book I am going to teach you how to listen to criticism constructively through practical advice, real examples and simple exercises. I'm going to show you how to turn negative comments into opportunities for personal and professional growth. I am going to show you that criticism is not something to avoid or reject, but rather it is a source of learning and improvement.

I am also going to share with you the keys to communicating constructive criticism to others, taking into account the context, purpose, tone, language and feedback. I am going to help you improve your interpersonal relationships and your leadership by giving respectful, honest and effective criticism.

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Release dateOct 20, 2023
ISBN9798223496007
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    Learn to listen to criticism. How to turn negative comments into growth opportunities. - Santos Omar Medrano Chura

    Learn to listen to criticism. How to turn negative comments into growth opportunities.

    Santos Omar Medrano Chura

    Published by Santos Omar Medrano Chura, 2023.

    While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.

    LEARN TO LISTEN TO CRITICISM. HOW TO TURN NEGATIVE COMMENTS INTO GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES.

    First edition. October 20, 2023.

    Copyright © 2023 Santos Omar Medrano Chura.

    Written by Santos Omar Medrano Chura.

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    Learn to listen to criticism. | How to turn negative comments into growth opportunities.

    Learn to listen to criticism.

    How to turn negative comments into growth opportunities.

    Author: Santos Omar Medrano Chura

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    This book is the result of careful and quality work, based on studies of updated information by the editor. However, the information it offers may vary due to changes that occur on the Internet. Therefore, we invite you to verify the information and make your own decisions according to your criteria and personal situation. To ensure you choose what is best for you, we recommend that you consult with a professional before applying anything related to the content of the book. We hope you enjoy this book and that it is very useful to you.

    Index

    Introduction.

    1. What is criticism and why does it affect us?

    – The definition of criticism: a judgment or evaluation about something or someone.

    – The types of criticism: positive, negative, constructive, destructive, requested, unsolicited, etc.

    – The functions and effects of criticism: inform, correct, improve, motivate, demotivate, hurt, etc.

    2. How do we react to criticism?

    – Denial: ignoring or rejecting criticism without considering it.

    – Defense: justify or excuse the criticized behavior without assuming responsibility.

    – Acceptance: recognize and value criticism without feeling attacked.

    3. How to listen to criticism constructively?

    – Open attitude: being willing to listen and learn from criticism without prejudice or resistance.

    – Curiosity: seeking to understand the critic's point of

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