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For the One Person Who Misses the Point
Why people should not misinterpret Seth Godin’s recent “It’s not for you” blog post and use it as justification to ignore critics. Invalidating commentary simply because you don’t like the person from whom the criticism comes (or how it’s phrased) leaves you — and your ideas — poorer as a result. Continue reading
Critically Speaking
A look at the sorry state of criticism these days — both in terms of how it’s applied and how it’s taken. We need to cut out those who choose to take things to a personal level and recognise those who use criticism the right way — to respectfully make things better! Continue reading
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Tagged City of London, City of Opportunity, criticism, critics, Jim Chapman, London, respect, theme
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