See, when you take a first action, is that necessarily going to be the right one?

No.

But you can't get feedback unless you take the action.

And some of us are so afraid of doing the wrong thing.

We wait until like 18 doves fly over our house and the sign of a cross.

Oh, it must be the ideal auspicious day, and then we take action.

Well, they don't fly over that way too often, right?

... we take action. Well, they don't fly over that way too often, right?

Welcome back to the quote of the day show. I'm your host, Sean Croxton, and Sean Croxton.com.

We got Jack Canfield on the show today.

We talked about this topic a couple weeks ago, but it's definitely worth reiterating,

which is to ask for feedback and to be okay with feedback, positive feedback, negative feedback. Like, there's always something that you can take from it in order to become better at what you do. And so like Jack says, negative feedback

doesn't mean stop. We kind of talked about that on what Tuesday? People get negative feedback

when they first start social media, then they stop. That's not what the feedback is telling you to do.

It's not telling you to stop.

It's telling you to adjust.

Jack Canfield's coming up.

Which leads us into step five, which says respond to feedback.

See, when you take a first action, is that necessarily going to be the right one? No. But you can't get feedback unless you take the action. And some of us are so afraid of doing the wrong thing. We wait until like 18 doves fly over our house in a sign of a cross. Oh, it must be the ideal auspicious day, and then we take action. Well, they don't fly over that way too often, right?

So we just have to take in action and see what happens. Now, there's two kinds of feedback. What are they?

Positive and negative. Which one do you like best? Right. Positive feels good, right? You know you're on track.

But have you ever had negative feedback and it was valuable? Yes. Right. So there's two kinds.

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