Take it in a positive light? Try to take what's worth/true/honest of the criticism to help improve your work? That makes sense to me!
How you should respond to critics? Criticism of your work? Double down, make more of it. Let them spread your message for you.
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Nah, I don't want to be influenced by people who critique instead of produce. Why do I care about their opinions. I make what I make for me.
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also I question the wisdom of telling women to negotiate, that is viewed negatively for us. http://www.newyorker.com/science/maria-konnikova/lean-out-the-dangers-for-women-who-negotiate … https://www.doublexeconomy.com/2015/04/14/why-women-cant-negotiate-for-equal-pay/ …
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Honestly, not trying to sell the book, but buy the book version. I go into much more depth on that exact issue. I still say negotiate though
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Because there is no chance at all some of your "content" is absolute sexist garbage?
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Is it impossible that someone could criticize you and be correct or...?
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Or try listening. See if you can learn something that will make your future content better.
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Good plan! I often wonder what makes people so critical of others' efforts - if they think they an do better, go for it!
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The risk is coming across as arrogant, wrong, and unwilling to change or even learn from the situation.
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