Asking everyone for business advice is the same as asking people for wedding advice . Everyone has an opinion but not many have been in your exact shoes. Thanks for sharing this!
Definitely need to be thoughtful about who you are receiving feedback from, and why. Probably a bit wider than people who have gone exactly where you want to go, though. People who have humble opinions and recognize the applicable domain of their advice are out there, too, and it's helpful to pattern match parallels with your eyes wide open!
Asking everyone for business advice is the same as asking people for wedding advice . Everyone has an opinion but not many have been in your exact shoes. Thanks for sharing this!
This resonates with me.
Oversharing isn’t transparency but it’s often insecurity disguised as openness. Conviction beats consensus every time. :)
This one really resonated with me - spot on advice Melissa
Thank you, Mark! Appreciate this
Definitely need to be thoughtful about who you are receiving feedback from, and why. Probably a bit wider than people who have gone exactly where you want to go, though. People who have humble opinions and recognize the applicable domain of their advice are out there, too, and it's helpful to pattern match parallels with your eyes wide open!
What a sentence this is: Once I stopped treating feedback as a referendum on my judgement...