BizQuikie - Asking for Feedback

 Welcome back to BizQuik!   In today’s episode of BizQuikie Julie talks about feedback, and how valuable asking for feedback can be.  Especially if you’re willing to listen, use that feedback as a tool to improve, and set your feelings aside.

Too frequently people ask for feedback because they are looking for co-signers, not because they legitimately want feedback to make adjustments and improvements.   Julie illustrates her point by telling the story of a new service she is launching and how she sought feedback from people who could not say yes to the offer.

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