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Ever walked out of a feedback session feeling like you'd just survived a verbal earthquake? One moment you're sipping your coffee, the next — boom — your confidence is in ruins.

But what if tough feedback didn’t feel like a demolition job?

 

In this episode, we flip the script on negative feedback. Instead of breaking down, you’ll learn how to build bridges, boost trust, and even grow stronger relationships — all with three simple, real-life strategies that are easy to apply and hard to forget.

✅ Strategy #1: Clue (knee-jerk reactions never helped anyone)
✅ Strategy #2: Clue – how to find value in even the harshest critique
✅ Strategy #3: Clue – curiosity doesn’t kill the cat here!

 

Whether you're leading a team, working with clients, or trying to navigate a tricky colleague, this episode gives you the tools to communicate with clarity, empathy, and strength — even when the feedback stings.

 

Hit play — and turn your next tough conversation into a turning point!

 

This podcast is about building communications for your career & personal growth. If you want to come for my free coaching events, just email me a short profile (include your linkedin profile  link) along with your city and I’ll call you when I’m doing a show in your town!

Email address- info@sarikasingh.in

 

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https://www.instagram.com/communicate101/

www.communicate101.com

 

negative feedback, communicationstrategies, leadership skills, emotional intelligence, workplace communication, conflict resolution, personal growth, team building, feedback management, constructive criticism