How Feedback Can Help You to Be Strong and Kind While Running a Business

You might think that it's not possible to be strong and kind while running a business. Most people believe this to be the case. And, in general, when you think of a boss, an employer or a supervisor, you think of someone authoritative as opposed to someone kind and genial.
Turn Negative Feedback Into a Positive Experience

When someone at the office gives you negative feedback, what's your first instinct? Maybe you want to spit out a quick defense, such as, "I'm not like that!" Maybe you want to counter the criticism with some negative feedback of your own for the other person. Or maybe you want to turn away and pretend it never happened. Whatever your instinct, remember these practical tips to accepting negative feedback and turning a bad experience into a good one.
Motivate Yourself via Dale Carnegie’s Method of Accepting the Worst That Can Happen

Motivation is an elusive thing. Sometimes, even when you've been sleeping enough, eating well, exercising, taking time out for yourself and your friends and family, you might not feel motivated to work. You're doing all the right things that people say you should do. You're leading a rounded life. You should, technically, have plenty of energy to get up in the morning and get to work. But you're missing that feeling of enthusiasm. Here are some things you could do to resolve the issue:
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