LEADERSHIP AND CRITICISM
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HOW DO YOU RESPOND TO CRITICISM?
HOW DO YOU RESPOND TO CRITICISM?
FACT 1: If you are not being criticized, then you are not being a leader
FACT 1: If you are not being criticized, then you are not being a leader
FACT 2: Not all criticism is created equally
FACT 2: Not all criticism is created equally
FACT 3: Great leaders don’t just tolerate criticism, they thrive from criticism
FACT 3: Great leaders don’t just tolerate criticism, they thrive from criticism
An open rebuke
is better than hidden love!
Wounds from a sincere friend
are better than many kisses from an enemy.
¡Una reprensión franca
es mejor que amar en secreto!
Las heridas de un amigo sincero
son mejores que muchos besos de un enemigo.
FACT 1:
FACT 1:
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FACT 2:
FACT 3:
FACT 3:
HOW TO MINIMIZE CRITICISM
HOW TO MINIMIZE CRITICISM
QUOTE: You cannot avoid all criticism, but you can minimize it by leading wisely
QUOTE: You cannot avoid all criticism, but you can minimize it by leading wisely
1) Speak positively
1) Speak positively
NOTE: Criticizing others begs them to criticize you
NOTE: Criticizing others begs them to criticize you
2) Receive feedback
2) Receive feedback
NOTE: Demand helpful critiques in order to discourage unhelpful criticisms
NOTE: Demand helpful critiques in order to discourage unhelpful criticisms
3) Live wisely
3) Live wisely
NOTE: Private discipline leads to public respect
NOTE: Private discipline leads to public respect
HOW TO HANDLE CRITICISM
HOW TO HANDLE CRITICISM
QUOTE: Who gives the criticism determines how to receive it
QUOTE: Who gives the criticism determines how to receive it
1) Don’t take it personally
1) Don’t take it personally
NOTE: Hurt people tend to hurt people
NOTE: Hurt people tend to hurt people
2) Don’t respond most of the time
2) Don’t respond most of the time
NOTE: Acknowledging critics rewards them
NOTE: Acknowledging critics rewards them
3) Respond slowly
3) Respond slowly
NOTE: When your emotions are high, your wisdom is low
NOTE: When your emotions are high, your wisdom is low
4) Remember who you are
4) Remember who you are
NOTE: Your purpose is higher than your failure
NOTE: Your purpose is higher than your failure
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
QUOTE: Don’t let compliments go to your head and don’t let criticisms go to your heart
QUOTE: Don’t let compliments go to your head and don’t let criticisms go to your heart
QUOTE: Criticism is often loud, but faithfulness is always louder
QUOTE: Criticism is often loud, but faithfulness is always louder
ASSIGNMENT
ASSIGNMENT
QUESTION: What is one criticism that you have let get into your heart that you need to get out?
QUESTION: What is one criticism that you have let get into your heart that you need to get out?
QUESTION: What is one criticism that you are receiving and you are not taking it seriously?
QUESTION: What is one criticism that you are receiving and you are not taking it seriously?