Ch. 69 | How to Handle Constructive Criticism as a Writer

The Word Weaver Podcast

English - October 27, 2021 10:00 - 36 MB - ★★★★★ - 5 ratings
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On today’s chapter of the #WordWeaverPodcast I chat about ways to handle constructive criticism and negative feedback as a writer. Writing and publishing books requires a level of vulnerability that can make the harsh sting of criticism hurt on a personal level, but learning how to deal with criticism is crucial for a long-lasting career as an author. In this episode I talk about differentiating between constructive criticism you should ignore and helpful feedback that can enhance your writing, along with sharing some ways I manage self-criticism and literary criticism as a full-time writer.

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