Episode 61 - Criticism

from Stationery Adjacent · host Justin Twyford

Stu and Justin are used to criticism. But that doesn't stop us occasionally being bothered by it. We look at lessons we have learned and apply that to have to give criticism with the best results. Show notes at: https://stationeryadjacent.com/episodes/061

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Stu and Justin are used to criticism. But that doesn't stop us occasionally being bothered by it. We look at lessons we have learned and apply that to have to give criticism with the best results.

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