Constructive criticism

CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM

This is the dawn of a new day. Normal day to day hustling?  Keep the track, jump the huddles, though it strains, be focused, the latter days shall better than the former. Daily the tone of success rings in our mind, making us to strive for productivity - a tangible means to achieve success. There is no way we can talk about this without talking about excellence, as many glossy product are there in the market flashing “buy me” to market bystanders and real buyers. And the question comes, how do I break even? How do I stand out in this competitive world? It takes the right application of information of a well informed mind to package a good product for the mass society demand -“By wisdom a house is built, by understanding the rooms are divided”.

                Excellence is compound word that has many derivatives, one of which is constructive criticism. What does this mean? Relax on your sofa as we instinctively follow it step by step. Have you ever attempted doing something new? Doing something different from your normal vocation? If yes, how successful is it? In either ways, comments had been run on your new attempt which is either depressing or encouraging. Many who break you up by their comment did it out of a cheer wish to tell of what need done to improve without employing the instinct - constructive criticism. Criticism is the art of analyzing, spoken or written opinion or judgment of what is bad or wrong in somebody or something. Constructive means “carefully considered to be helpful.” A constructive critic is an analytical mind who refuses to see an attempt made on the part of failure but always suggesting possible ways of improvement. Consider these two statements made by two friends of a young chap after his second unsuccessful attempt to get his business structured – “You failed again!”  “Do not be discouraged you have become a master to those that have not tried at all.” The second statement only portrays only a minute part in the mind of Jesus Christ, never hopeless in any situation, always making a way out, making us understand that there is blessing in temporal failure.”… Though it linger wait for it, it will certainly come and not delay.” – Habakkuk 2:3.