I love Seth Godin's inspiring blog post about Interpreting Criticism.
In “Ask Others, Trust Yourself”, I discussed how you can turn criticism and negative business feedback into something positive. Here are a few steps to take:
Science, Industry and Business Library (SIBL), 188 Madison Ave @34th Street, Conference Room 018 (Map and directions) - Lower Level
Asking for help when starting and growing your business is essential. Equally important is checking in with yourself to make the right decisions before taking action. Elisa Balabram, founder and editor of WomenandBiz.com, and author of "Ask Others, Trust Yourself: The Entrepreneurial Woman's Key to Success", will discuss what you need to know before asking for business help, how to find the support you need, how to best deal with negative feedback, and how you can learn to trust yourself using specific tools.
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The New York Times published this great article: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/02/business/smallbusiness/02sbiz.html by Pamela Ryckman on How to Choose and Work with a Mentor. I would suggest two additional steps I mention on "Ask Others, Trust Yourself":
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