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		<title>By: Wendy Keneipp</title>
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		<dc:creator>Wendy Keneipp</dc:creator>
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		<description>Loved your takeaway observations from that awkward section of the book.  I believe there is always a lesson to be learned if we&#039;re willing to see it.

Critical feedback is the core of any good project.  Unfortunately, people often have a hard time separating the critique of an idea or a project from a personal critique/criticism/attack. Being so closely tied to a project or idea in your own iteration is ultimately detrimental to the end result as demonstrated in Marc&#039;s book.

Learning to make this distinction is a pivotal step in allowing your work to reach a new level. 

Looking forward to more of your critical thoughts!</description>
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<p>Critical feedback is the core of any good project.  Unfortunately, people often have a hard time separating the critique of an idea or a project from a personal critique/criticism/attack. Being so closely tied to a project or idea in your own iteration is ultimately detrimental to the end result as demonstrated in Marc&#8217;s book.</p>
<p>Learning to make this distinction is a pivotal step in allowing your work to reach a new level. </p>
<p>Looking forward to more of your critical thoughts!</p>
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