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By: Chan

Chan — Mon, 06 Feb 2017 01:22:00 +0000

If someone comes up with negative remarks, it means somewhere in some point of view, your actions seem wrong, so it always helps to analyse what they’re saying instead of reacting.
Even if you’re sure what they’re saying isn’t applicable to you, trying to talk them out of their opinion isn’t going to do any good except maybe waste your time. It’s best to deflect such feedback.

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By: John D. McCarthy

John D. McCarthy — Thu, 24 Oct 2013 17:05:37 +0000

This is a very damaging characterization of wise and foolish persons.

For example, you write about the foolish person “When given feedback, they are defensive and immediately come back at you with a reason why it is not their fault.”

What if it is not their fault? Why shouldn’t they come back at you with a reason why it is not their fault?

You seem to be assuming that all feedback is legitimate feedback. That is simply not the case. Some feedback is illegitimate.