Why Does Criticism Help us Become Better?

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Critics are like marbles in the center of an Olympic Stadium. They make everything look small but they make some things appear to be more than life size. Criticism can do that. Well, you may ask, what does this have to do with becoming better at something?

First, in sports, especially in business, there is constant criticism. You are never the best, nor are you just "part of the crowd." Each person is pushing to be more than the next, do better than the next, be harder, quicker, stronger etc. If one person does something better than the rest he or she will be put down. It is just like a game, which is played to entertain people or to win.

But how can we apply this to our own self? First, criticism is good. Everybody needs it. It should be ok for everyone to make mistakes and everyone should fail. That is the reason that criticism gives one a chance to show what he has been cultivating since it challenges one to do better.

Second, criticism can sometimes push you further ahead of where you want to go. When practicing to make your game better or even just to complete it, you may do something that you don’t want to do. To avoid these mistakes, you must have the assurance that, you will be able to reverse the situation when you wish to. This, folks, is how criticism can help you become better.

Third, if you don't understand what is being said, you will be even more confused. If you want to get over this feeling then it will be wise to seek the opinion of others. Describe to your friends what part of yourself you wish to change. Ask for their views and observe what kind of harsh remarks they make.

Last but not least, criticism can also be used to motivate people. There are times when you will make a blunder, which will give a wrong impression that you can never do it right. Criticism is a way to maintain motivation where you need to be aware of what is wrong and what has to be improved.

When you are criticized, concentrate on the things that the critic has pointed out and their effect. Consider how it is possible to make things better. The critics should not deter you from offering your best towards meeting the goals that you have set. But once again, the emphasis should be made on the actions you can take to eliminate them and continue with the improvements. This will make you feel better about yourself, and this will assist you in doing better whatever you have in mind.

Some people need it in order to be able to achieve what other people want. Sometimes, if you perceive that you are lagging behind on your targets, criticism can be quite useful. Maybe, you can notice how people suffer and then you can use all these tips to yourself. It's important to look at everything in a positive light when you are trying to get better, as negative criticisms can prevent you from ever getting better.

It could actually help you get better if you are constantly being criticized. This is so because you stand to be able to gain a glimpse of what it feels like to endure life’s adversities. You will understand if it is something you want to achieve and whether you want to enhance your proficiency levels. This way, by seeing all of the adversities of others, you are able to get ready for your personal adversities too.

Although in the previous years your performance was quite impressive there is no reason why it would not be possible to do even better. The only time that you could get better is when you are not reviewing your game or improving it. Each time you are on the receiving end of a criticism, ensure that you go over your mistakes and how you can avoid them in the future. Once you spend ample amount of time on your mistakes only then can you think about working on your skills.

The main reason why criticism can be of much help to the people who want to improve is because it provides the drive they require. Take the time to contemplate that which is being done wrong and trying to discover a method of correcting it.

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