Joe goes on a verbal safari and refuses to let go of the concept of the shit sandwich. In fact, he creates an artisanal club shit sandwich. Vicky fails to rein him in, and the whole podcast goes downhill from there. Buried in the artisanal bread safari, though, is some gold-dust that'll help you deal better with criticism and feedback, and create better books, art, products, and services.
Key Takeaways:
[2:30] Quick Dingle update!
[5:30] Vicky has sent a limited edition copy of her new book to some of her inner circle members to get feedback on it.
[7:25] What would you do if 50% of your readers hated your book?
[8:50] How do you deal with criticism with grace?
[11:05] Vicky asks for feedback often and early into her book-writing process.
[16:00] If the criticism hurts, it’s okay to spend five minutes crying over it.
[19:00] Remember, most of your critics really want you to succeed.
[21:35] When asking for feedback, make it clear that that the person is not forced to do it. Give them an out.
[25:45] We are far more likely to internalize negative feedback than positive feedback.
[28:45] Breaking Bread Mastermind is happening in Portugal and Joe will be wearing some very short shorts.
Mentioned in This Episode:
Vicky’s Business For Superheroes Book
Vicky’s new book!
Write & Publish Your Book in 90 Days