Podcasts about destructive criticism

171: Exchange your Destructive Criticism for Constructive Criticism Starting NowThe Saboteur of Success is Destructive Criticism. How can we exchange destructive criticism for constructive criticism? Here are 7 tips to start implementing today. 1. Protect the Individual's Self Esteem. Be gentle with your words and careful to not deflate the person you are speaking to. 2. Focus on the Future and Not the Past. Use words like "next time", "in the future", "today is a new day", etc.3. Focus on the Behavior or the Performance and not the Person. Replace the word "you" with a description of the problem. 4. Use "I" Messages to Retain Ownership of Your Feelings. I feel (insert a word like angry, hurt, frustrated) when you do (insert problematic behavior).5. Be Clear About What Needs to Change. Be specific, solution oriented, and decision based. 6. Offer to Help. Model the best behavior you expect from others. Serve others, care about others, and give help. Let them know they are not alone by saying "we" - here is what we are going to do.7. Assume the Best about the Other Person. We hope you enjoy these tips. Share them with your friends. We can all choose to be gentle with our words and be an encouragement to others. CONNECT WITH US AT:▶︎Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/EngageforMore▶︎Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/engageformore/Engage for More is a Top 100 Christian Podcast on the Feedspot List. See the list here - https://podcast.feedspot.com/christian_podcasts/We exist to encourage you to engage and experience the more Jesus came to offer.Here's Pam's book - https://a.co/d/er42DKWHere's Pam's Blog - https://www.pampegram.com/master-what-mattersHere's Pam's Website - https://www.pampegram.com#engageformore #constructivefeedback #constructivecriticism

In this episode of "How to be an Author," host and writing coach Karena Akhavein, PhD, delves into the complex issue of writing feedback. Feedback can often feel like a double-edged sword—while it is necessary, and has the potential to improve your work, it can also be disheartening if not handled well. Join Karena as she explores the different types of writing feedback, from writing partner critique to beta reader reactions to editor suggestions, highlighting their pros and cons. Discover strategies for discerning valuable critique from unhelpful criticism, and learn how to protect your creative mindset in the process. Karena offers practical tips on using feedback to enhance your writing and marketing efforts, ensuring that every piece of advice you receive propels you forward. She'll also touch upon once of the most important sources of feedback, one that too many authors ignore. Whether you're a beginning writer or an accomplished author, you'll want to tune in for an empowering discussion that will transform how you perceive and utilize feedback on your writing journey.  

Let's talk about giving and receiving… feedback. Ross and Natalie share their experiences receiving feedback - from Natalie learning the proper use of icons in consulting decks to Ross receiving a harsh critique of his comedy series script. The duo breaks down Kim Scott's concept of Radical Candor as a constructive method of giving feedback in the workplace. They, of course, also explore some methods of giving destructive criticism to direct reports to ensure they never grow or prosper in their role. Stay tuned for a glimpse into what Ross has been learning in his executive coaching sessions, a sense of what it would be like to go to a fancy dinner with Ross and Natalie, and a critical analysis of ghost riding the whip. Follow the link chomps.com/demoted to purchase Chomps online or find them at a store near you!

A couple of weeks ago, I covered a few ways to communicate more effectively to build more teamwork. This week, I'm going to go into more detail about a specific type of communication -- constructive criticism. Just last week, I had one of my team members ask me to give her specific feedback about how she could improve.The moment she asked for this, I had the quote from Somerset Maugham playing in my head. He said, "People ask you for criticism, but they only want praise."So, I thought it might be a good time to go into more detail about what constructive criticism is and how it differs from destructive criticism (or just criticism.) You might be surprised that the type of criticism has little to do with how it is delivered, the tone you use, and your body language (although, each of those things plays a part.) It has more to do with something we've covered extensively in previous episodes. Show Notes: The Difference Between Constructive and Destructive Criticism

The Testimony of the Bible Concerning the Assumptions of Destructive Criticism

Seems like we've been doing a lot of random things. We hope you've been enjoying some of the extra content. Damon is back from vacation and fired up to get back in the gym. Damo is on a pescatarian diet so he's gonna need some motivation from all of us because he's struggling already. Tisha had some things to take care of, but the guys have a special announcement to make. Was Damon really almost abducted in Fort Lauderdale, or was it some kind of “ride share” hustle going on? What's going on in FL? Damon shares his vacation experience. The guys discuss “post leave energy.” What kind of “leave person” are you? Do you need time to adjust or are you giving it 100% on the day you return from an extended leave period. How do you accept criticism? Does the messenger matter sometimes? These topics and more are covered in this episode. Remember to follow the ‘Permission to Speak Freely' podcast on TikTok, Facebook, Discord, Instagram, Twitter, and subscribe on YouTube.   Link to all social media and Youtube - https://linktr.ee/Ptsfpodcast   PTSF “Theme Music” (Produced by Lim0)

Episode 112 of The Popko Project Podcast features Tedd Hazard, a folk/punk/blues musician from Hazleton, PA. Brought to you by Keller's Garden Center/Keller’s Lawn Care And Landscaping Services LLC, Ionic Development, The V-Spot Bar in Scranton, and Axelrad Screen Printing. In this episode, we talk about the release of his upcoming album titled Destructive Criticism, […]

Constructive criticism is good. After all, it's constructive. But what is the opposite of constructive criticism? It's destructive criticism! It's when you want to tear someone down instead of build them up. Every once in a while a situation emerges when we are invited to provide input, make suggestions, or offer a critique. Since as … Continue reading Destructive criticism

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In this week's message, Bill highlights the differences between Jethro's response to Israel vs Amalek's response. Jethro decided to join himself to Israel in support of God's purpose. Amalek decided to attack the weakest of Israel, those that are isolated. And so we see that people can hear of the same thing and arrive at two different conclusions. There are those that acknowledge the hand of God and those who don't. We need to use discernment in these areas. In relation to our role in the congregation, are we going to act like Jethro or Korah?

On today's episode we dive deep into the difference between constructive criticism vs. destructive criticism. There is a HUGE difference. Constructive criticism uplifts you and destructive criticism destroys you and it's borderline abusive. Listen to this episode and really marinate on those in your life that give you constructive or destructive criticism. Learn the difference and apply.  IG: @straightupsistersthepodcast @lasusie  @raqcsworld 

Constructive criticism, when done correctly, can be an asset to you in terms of growth, learning, and opportunities. However, not everyone has mastered the art of giving criticism constructively. Sometimes, it can lead to a bruised ego and hurt. What are the best ways to deal with constructive criticism and what are the best methods to follow when giving the criticism?⁣

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Do you have a “destructive critic” in your life? Someone who makes hurtful comments about your weight, intelligence, your home or your life?  In this episode, I discuss how to stay cool and calm and stop letting the critic get under your skin.

Learn How to Deal with Destructive Criticism with 4 Easy Tips to Apply.

WELCOME BACK DEBATE YA MAWERs, WHILE JROC IS OUT ENJOYING HIS FAMILY VACATION, SUNNY AND RASCLOT GET TO PODDING. DIVING STRAIGHT INTO DIPSET vs LOX (5:43), MEME BREAKDOWN (12:32), DISCUSS SOCIAL MEDIA CLIP (19:31),  CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM vs DESTRUCTIVE CRITICISM (22:29), TPAIN GOES ON A RANT (30:19), ANOTHER MEME BREAKDOWN (41:41),  WHY SUNNY CANT GET INTO KEVIN SAMUELS (48:02), ANDRE 3000 STOPPED RAPPING BECAUSE… (51:28), RICHARD SHERMAN OK? (1:05:22),  SHE SAID SHE RATHER BE HARD TO DEAL WITH THAN EASY TO PLAY WITH (1:17:25), IS STEPHEN A SMITH A CORN  (1:25:12), AND MUCH MORE… SO SIT BACK AND ENJOY ANOTHER GREAT EPISODE 

The girls are talking about criticism this week. They discuss the difference between constructive criticism vs. destructive criticism, tips for handling criticism and managing fear, anger, anxiety, and hurt, the value of constructive criticism and feedback, personal experiences - as well as how they continue to work towards their goals despite destructive criticism. Whether you're in the midst of managing criticism, and the feelings that surround it, online or in person, this episode is for you! This episode was sponsored by BetterHelp and Care/of! As a listener, you'll get 10% off your first month by visiting our sponsor at BetterHelp.com/selfhelpless. For 50% off your first Care/of order, go to TakeCareOf.com and enter code selfhelpless50. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mean Gene and Sid From the Destructive Criticism return to join The Show and we gave our input on the JBP Situation. As well as, The NBA Playoffs,MELTZER n His Bullshit, Black Women that are Journalists vs Women in Hip Hop.Also Cole Talk, Dedication 2 vs No Ceilings. DC Expose Dre for being a SUPERBARB. Teanna Trump and Bunz and Basketball. Enjoy the show

When Jane Barnes moves to her father's affluent New England hometown for her senior year of High School, she soon discovers that the quaint village has a strange effect on her, especially when she steps into its ancient cemetery, where one of the stones marks the grave of another Jane Barnes – accused of witchcraft almost 400 years before. Jane's search into the past puts her on a collision course with Newfield's history when it becomes clear her namesake ancestor was at the center of some of the town's darkest days.Roaring Box ProductionsRoaring Box Productions is an adventurous fictional podcast, audiobook and radio-play laboratory which explores new ways to create and share audio stories and experiences which are devised and executed by the form's most talented artists. Created by Tracy Brigden and Mike DelGaudio, Roaring Box plans to create a menu of uniquely theatrical and immersive audio experiences for the listener.Tracy Brigden - Writer, ProducerTracy Brigden has spent over 30 years in the theatre developing, producing and directing new work for the stage. She was Artistic Director of City Theatre in Pittsburgh for 16 years where she directed and/or produced almost 200 new plays and musicals as well as directing theatre across the country and in New York. Tracy received her MFA in Dramatic Writing from Point Park University in 2019. Her play, I Know You Are, But What Am I? had its premiere in 2019 and she has had two immersive theatre plays, Road to Independence and Legends and Hauntings produced through the Fairfield History Center.  Her play Stage Struck about Bram Stoker, author of Dracula, was recently awarded first place in Pittsburgh Playlabs Script Competition. In addition to her work on scripted podcats, he is currently writing a feature film about Qanon.  Eric Shimelonis - Original MusicEric Shimelonis is a composer, conductor, and multi-instrumentalist.  His genre-defying score work has been heard on everything from the big screen to the small stage, and his classical compositions have been performed at Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center, Tanglewood, and Harvard's Center for Hellenic Studies.  In collaboration with his wife Rebecca Sheir, Eric produces and scores a number of podcasts, including the children's storytelling podcast Circle Round. Kenny Neal - Sound Design Kenny Neal is a Helen Hayes Award-winning sound designer, composer and arranger. His work has been heard in theaters in the Washington DC area including The Kennedy Center, Olney Theatre Center, Signature Theatre, The Studio Theatre, and many others. He has designed sound as a teaching artist at Georgetown University, The University of Maryland, and American University, where he served as an adjunct professor in the Department of Performing Arts. He studied music history and composition at St. Mary's College of Maryland.Actors: Kate Baldwin - Jane Kate starred opposite both Bette Midler and Bernadette Peters in the 2017 Tony-winning revival of Hello Dolly! She was nominated for the 2017 Tony, Drama Desk, and Outer Critics Circle Awards for her performance as Irene Molloy. Her starring role in the 2009 Broadway revival of Finian's Rainbow drew Tony, Drama Desk, and Outer Critics Circle Award nominations. She received a Drama Desk Award nomination as Jen in Keen Company's revival of John & Jen. She starred as Sandra Bloom in Big Fish on Broadway and earned a Drama Desk Award nomination as Leslie Lyntonn Benedict in Giant at The Public Theater. Off Broadway, she drew raves in Songbird (59E59) and a Lortel Award nomination in Superhero (Second Stage). Television: “Law & Order SVU” (NBC) “Just Beyond” (Disney Plus) “Live from Lincoln Center: Stephen Sondheim's Passion” (PBS) “First You Dream: The Music of Kander and Ebb” (PBS) Mike DelGaudio – Jane's DadMike is a voice actor and producer, you can find him most often in his home studio where he produces his YouTube channel “Booth Junkie” helping new voice actors get started in their own studios. He has appeared as a narrator for the New York Times, Audible's Atlas Obscura, Montage King MMA and has been a player on The NoSleep Podcast for over 10 seasons. Recent corporate clients include Anheuser Busch, Caterpillar and Publix.  Erin Lillis - Liza  Erin Lillis is proud to be working with Newfield in the part of Liza / Elizabeth.  She has previously done work in audio drama as a narrator and character actor for The NoSleep Podcast, Congeria, Mandible Judy, Calling Darkness, The Grey Rooms, Destructive Criticism and many more. In addition she can be heard in several video games including Devour, Noch, Simulacra 2, Seeking Dawn, Stifled and the upcoming Brok the Investigator. Outside of voice work, Erin also hunts ghosts, writes short horror stories and has been to every Disney park in the world. To find her other work you can visit her website at ErinLillis.com or follow her on Twitter/Instagram at @Ravie13. Mary Murphy - MadisonGraham Rowat- Finn, JudgeGraham is a New York based actor working in film, television, and stage, most recently appearing in the Broadway production of Steve Martin's, Meteor Shower. He's an award winning audiobook narrator and a regular guest on such podcast audio dramas as NoSleep, The Grey Rooms, Copperheart, Among the Stars and Bones, and The SCP Archives. While in high school, Graham was briefly suspended from performing the morning announcements because of “inappropriate sounds”. Erika Sanderson - Colonial Ladies, Mrs. Harris Erika trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London, UK. She works as an actor, director, and voice actor. A highly versatile character actress, Erika's stage career spans over 3 decades in which she has created a myriad of roles in a variety of genres from children's theatre to classical plays and musicals. Since 2015 she has appeared in several audio dramas and is an award-winning voice actor. She has become known as "The Woman of a 1,000 Voices" for her work on The NoSleep Podcast.

When Jane Barnes moves to her father's affluent New England hometown for her senior year of High School, she soon discovers that the quaint village has a strange effect on her, especially when she steps into its ancient cemetery, where one of the stones marks the grave of another Jane Barnes – accused of witchcraft almost 400 years before. Jane's search into the past puts her on a collision course with Newfield's history when it becomes clear her namesake ancestor was at the center of some of the town's darkest days.Roaring Box ProductionsRoaring Box Productions is an adventurous fictional podcast, audiobook and radio-play laboratory which explores new ways to create and share audio stories and experiences which are devised and executed by the form's most talented artists. Created by Tracy Brigden and Mike DelGaudio, Roaring Box plans to create a menu of uniquely theatrical and immersive audio experiences for the listener.Tracy Brigden - Writer, ProducerTracy Brigden has spent over 30 years in the theatre developing, producing and directing new work for the stage. She was Artistic Director of City Theatre in Pittsburgh for 16 years where she directed and/or produced almost 200 new plays and musicals as well as directing theatre across the country and in New York. Tracy received her MFA in Dramatic Writing from Point Park University in 2019. Her play, I Know You Are, But What Am I? had its premiere in 2019 and she has had two immersive theatre plays, Road to Independence and Legends and Hauntings produced through the Fairfield History Center.  Her play Stage Struck about Bram Stoker, author of Dracula, was recently awarded first place in Pittsburgh Playlabs Script Competition. In addition to her work on scripted podcasts, he is currently writing a feature film about Qanon. Eric Shimelonis - Original MusicEric Shimelonis is a composer, conductor, and multi-instrumentalist.  His genre-defying score work has been heard on everything from the big screen to the small stage, and his classical compositions have been performed at Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center, Tanglewood, and Harvard's Center for Hellenic Studies.  In collaboration with his wife Rebecca Sheir, Eric produces and scores a number of podcasts, including the children's storytelling podcast Circle Round. Kenny Neal - Sound DesignKenny Neal is a Helen Hayes Award-winning sound designer, composer and arranger. His work has been heard in theaters in the Washington DC area including The Kennedy Center, Olney Theatre Center, Signature Theatre, The Studio Theatre, and many others. He has designed sound as a teaching artist at Georgetown University, The University of Maryland, and American University, where he served as an adjunct professor in the Department of Performing Arts. He studied music history and composition at St. Mary's College of Maryland.Actors:Kate Baldwin - Jane Kate starred opposite both Bette Midler and Bernadette Peters in the 2017 Tony-winning revival of Hello Dolly! She was nominated for the 2017 Tony, Drama Desk, and Outer Critics Circle Awards for her performance as Irene Molloy. Her starring role in the 2009 Broadway revival of Finian's Rainbow drew Tony, Drama Desk, and Outer Critics Circle Award nominations. She received a Drama Desk Award nomination as Jen in Keen Company's revival of John & Jen. She starred as Sandra Bloom in Big Fish on Broadway and earned a Drama Desk Award nomination as Leslie Lyntonn Benedict in Giant at The Public Theater. Off Broadway, she drew raves in Songbird (59E59) and a Lortel Award nomination in Superhero (Second Stage). Television: “Law & Order SVU” (NBC) “Just Beyond” (Disney Plus) “Live from Lincoln Center: Stephen Sondheim's Passion” (PBS) “First You Dream: The Music of Kander and Ebb” (PBS) Mike DelGaudio – Jane's DadMike is a voice actor and producer, you can find him most often in his home studio where he produces his YouTube channel “Booth Junkie” helping new voice actors get started in their own studios. He has appeared as a narrator for the New York Times, Audible's Atlas Obscura, Montage King MMA and has been a player on The NoSleep Podcast for over 10 seasons. Recent corporate clients include Anheuser Busch, Caterpillar and Publix.  Erin Lillis - Liza  Erin Lillis is proud to be working with Newfield in the part of Liza / Elizabeth.  She has previously done work in audio drama as a narrator and character actor for The NoSleep Podcast, Congeria, Mandible Judy, Calling Darkness, The Grey Rooms, Destructive Criticism and many more. In addition she can be heard in several video games including Devour, Noch, Simulacra 2, Seeking Dawn, Stifled and the upcoming Brok the Investigator. Outside of voice work, Erin also hunts ghosts, writes short horror stories and has been to every Disney park in the world. To find her other work you can visit her website at ErinLillis.com or follow her on Twitter/Instagram at @Ravie13. Mary Murphy - MadisonMary is an actor/voice-over artist. She loves the world of audio drama and is thrilled to join the cast of Newfield.  A few of her most recent credits include the one-woman play An Evening With Lola Montez that originally premiered at Capital Fringe, multiple roles inIt's A Wonderful Life at Arkansas Rep, the film Never No More, and the audio-immersive piece Did You Hear Her Voice? As a voice actor she can currently be heard on the animated series Octonauts, Past/Present, Muzzy, Scampr, LeapFrog, Kinetic Light's Descent, Mouth Media, and voicing various characters on Fireside Mystery Theatre, The NoSleep Podcast, and The Wicked Library.Graham Rowat- Finn, JudgeGraham is a New York based actor working in film, television, and stage, most recently appearing in the Broadway production of Steve Martin's, Meteor Shower. He's an award winning audiobook narrator and a regular guest on such podcast audio dramas as NoSleep, The Grey Rooms, Copperheart, Among the Stars and Bones, and The SCP Archives. While in high school, Graham was briefly suspended from performing the morning announcements because of “inappropriate sounds”. Erika Sanderson - Colonial Ladies, Mrs. HarrisErika trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London, UK. She works as an actor, director, and voice actor. A highly versatile character actress, Erika's stage career spans over 3 decades in which she has created a myriad of roles in a variety of genres from children's theatre to classical plays and musicals. Since 2015 she has appeared in several audio dramas and is an award-winning voice actor. She has become known as "The Woman of a 1,000 Voices" for her work on The NoSleep Podcast.

Successful people do not waste their time arguing with naysayers — arguing with destructive people is not constructive.

This episode is a hard one. What's the difference between Constructive and Destructive Criticism? Why does that matter? In this weeks episode, Megan and Dylan discuss how to deal with positive and negative criticisms from people we love, people at our workplaces or a random on the internet... --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/livinglifeauthentically/message

Bree and I discuss The signs someone is jealous of you? How we can tell what is hate, and what we consider constructive criticism. We discuss how jealousy can lead to people hating us for the smallest things. We talk about constructive criticism and how it comes from the heart. What is hate? What is jealousy? How do we determine if they are truly hating or is it from a genuine place! Can you take constructive criticism at face value to help you or do you consider it hate (jealousy) as well! Is It Constructive Criticism or Destructive Criticism? Links to Bree https://twitter.com/Breelana_ https://www.instagram.com/_Breelana/ https://mailchi.mp/3673fa1b235c/maximize24 Podcast, Books, Merch, and more in the Link Below: https://twitter.com/Zelmae_99 https://www.instagram.com/99_zelmae/ https://linktr.ee/Zelmae --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/99media/support

EPISODE 130 HAS THOUGHTS ON NXT'S BOOKING, WADE BARRETT'S HORRENDOUS COMMENTARY, MLW TELLING STORIES, LIO RUSH, DSJ NEXT DESTINATION, STING SPEAKS, LOOKING BACK ON STING'S TNA SIGNING 15 YEARS AGO, KENNY OMEGA IS A STAR, A PROFANITY LACED RANT ON JIM ROSS COMMENTS AND WHY HE SHOULD'VE BEEN FIRED, WWE CONVINCING YOU THAT THEY'RE THE GOOD GUYS, PITCHING IDEAS FOR THE CRUISERWEIGHT TITLE IN NXT UK, RIC FLAIR'S ARREST, WWE LOOKING FOR HEAVYSET BLACK WOMEN, AND THE GO HOME SHOW FOR ARMAGEDDON 2005

Today we discuss how everybody wants to be charlemagne tha God with their critics when its not even remotely productive. Apologies on the sound quality today btw --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tytanium/support

What is your intent when you criticize someone else? Is it coming from a place of purity or impurity? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/change-griot/support

What is the difference between feedback and criticism? How can we provide constructive criticism instead of destructive criticism? Learn about the different types of criticism in this Livestream. We discuss better ways of providing feedback.

Pope,Shawn,Trel,POX And Stone have all returned for a new season. Of course when stone comes to town it becomes the Brock Lesnar Show but in this case we are joined by Destructive Criticism Podcast . We are running through the 20 Year Anniversary of Tables,Ladder,Chairs 1 from Summerslam 2000 and Chop'n it up. And of course all there was a load up of anarchy

If you're a giraffe, metaphorically speaking, you're constantly looking up and eating from the trees that are at eye-level. You don't often see giraffes looking down and eat from below. TD Jakes has said before that the people below you can't give you constructive criticism because they have never "been there; done that".....they actually give you destructive criticism: "I told you that you couldn't do it, who said you could be a coach?, you're not very academic, I don't think you're as good as you say you are, you don't have a degree in ________ so how could you speak about it?, you're not a doctor so how could you speak about mental health?, you're not smart enough, good enough, bright enough, white enough, black enough.....etc."The list goes on and on....so you need to get the correct criticism from those who are on your level and above. The ignorance below should be ignored. Superhero Course with Mira: https://www.udemy.com/share/102VSm/Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0x39CEN5tHvfRtfZaAMTgQPodcast - https://www.spreaker.com/show/arsenio...Podcast on iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/t...Podcast on Stitcher - https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/arse...Podcast on SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/arsenio-buck/g...YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIzp...Facebook - The Arsenio Buck Show - Home | FacebookTwitter - https://twitter.com/arseniobuckshow?l...Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thearseniob...Website - https://thearseniobuckshow.com/Q & A - ArsenioBuck@icloud.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/arsenio-b...Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thearseniobuckshow/?hl=enThe Arsenio Buck Foundation: https://thearseniobuckshow.com/?p=8676Calendar - https://calendly.com/arseniobuck/45min

In this second half of our look at Christ's words to the believers of the First Century church at Philadelphia, we discuss two special assurances the Lord gave them.  He promised them vindication from their enemies and deliverance from "the hour of temptation" that would come upon the whole world (Revelation 3:10).  This is a wonderful promise regarding Christ's true Church (the Body of all born again believers) and the yet-future seven-year Tribulation "to try them that dwell upon the earth," and it definitely supports a pre-Tribulation Rapture! In the progress of Christ's last four church letters, we find His coming (His Return) gets closer in closer.  To Thyatira, He said, ". . . hold fast till I come"; to Sardis, He gave repeated warning to be watchful, and if she was not, He would come upon her "as a thief"; to Philadelphia, He said, "Behold, I come quickly" - while to Laodicea, He said, "Behold, I stand at the door"! Discussed also in this sixth church letter of Revelation are the five special promised rewards  to those who are overcomers (the most of any of the seven churches).  Find out what it means to be made a pillar in the Temple of God, to "no more go out," to have the name of God written upon us, to also have the name of the city of God written upon us, and to have Christ's NEW NAME written on us! We also spend time in this lesson talking about events of history, beginning with the late seventeen hundreds, that resulted in the apostacy of our modern era (represented by the church of Laodicea).  We discuss the "intellectual" movements known as Rationalism and Empiracism, the "birth" of Deism ("the religion of reason," which is totally anti-Biblical), the philosophies of Hegel and Schleiermacher, which led to the development of Destructive Criticism, and the impact of Karl Marx's Communitst Manifesto and Charles Darwin's Origin of Species, and how all these anti-Christian ideas had a detrimental affect on Christendom.

I have to admit that I am uncomfortable when given constructive criticism. You know why? Because I’m human. Guess what… You are too. (You are also human.) So, if most people are uncomfortable receiving constructive criticism, is it really constructive? In addition, is there a real difference between constructive criticism and destructive criticism?Well, the answer is both “yes” and “no.” All criticism can be destructive to a relationship no matter the motives of the giver. In this episode, though, we will cover some things that you can do, other than criticize, to help someone else correct mistakes. Basically, we will cover a number of constructive ways to influence others that don’t raise resentment in the other person.SHOW NOTES: https://www.leadersinstitute.com/the-difference-between-constructive-and-destructive-criticism/

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Juno and Hazel discuss ContraPoints discourse and what went wrong. In studio in this episode is your host, Juno Tempest, and guests Hazel and Fox. Topics of discussion: Discourse Do's and Don't's. Pronoun Circles and their pitfalls. Reading the ContraPoints (Natalie Wynn) tweets for...wait, there's no filth, just opinions. Hyperwoke minions of the Trans Agenda™. Using Female Interrogative Intonation™ to speak to those of Fragile Masculinity Experience. Dr. Cindy can suck a bag of dicks. Go to Gender Experts Party hosted by my Best Frienemy! We call on The Stonewall Inn to donate a portion of their sales to create a fund for direction action to protect Trans Women of Color. Constructive vs. Destructive Criticism. Calling out the Cis Gayz™ in a productive way. The burden of responsibility for respecting pronouns. Personal Accountability 101. How Juno Tempest was borne unto this earth. Fucking Up Prounouns 098. Find me on Who Cares...About Ross and Patrick! [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-060-who-cares-about-juno-tempest/id1317664095?i=1000449950564] Cum to Smut Slam NYC at the Theater Under St. Mark's first Wednesdays! The joys and hazards of bukake. The art of choking. New York City: the City of Bottoms, or Top Scarcity and You. Fox is a literal fox now, who lives in Juno's pocket, feeding on her dick. Stop by Catland Books for all your witchy needs.

Body counts, raw sex and escaping the friend zone; we’re back with part two of our debate session with the mens of Destructive Criticism podcast Syd and Milli!  IG: lathreescoops Music: Good Vibes by Dj Quads https://soundcloud.com/aka-dj-quads; promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/FQrKSf-Nk-Q

Harlem in the house! We chop it up with the fine fellas of the Destructive Criticism podcast Syd and Milli. Show them some love over @thedcpodcast  IG: lathreescoops Music: Good Vibes by Dj Quads https://soundcloud.com/aka-dj-quads; promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/FQrKSf-Nk-Q

How to Write Fiction: How can I tell Constructive Critiques from Cruel and Destructive Criticism? How do I know if someone is being genuinely helpful or intentionally negative?  What does a 'competitive' environment do to writers and why is it the wrong mindset? In this episode, host Rebecca Galardo discusses the topic of Good Critiquing VS Bad or Destructive Criticism with Author and Teacher Holly Lisle. They cover what Destructive Criticism is - and how to spot it - what good critiquing is - and how to do it - and share some of their horror stories and insights. Join us in this week’s episode and if you have a question for us join us in the forums at HollysWritingClasses.com and get to typing! After the episode: Have something to say? A question to ask? Jump into the FREE forums at HollysWritingClasses.com (no purchase or ownership of courses necessary) and share with us. Share, rate and subscribe for weekly episodes! Good reviews help us find more writers like us!

The guys from the Destructive Criticism Podcast stop by and talk about the soccer team in the cave, women, masturbating, and pretty much anything guys talk about. We also premiere our first promo for Poppy Apparel. Type in the promo code “ravenwolf” to get 10% discount on their wonderful clothes. Find out why we use the promo code “ravenwolf” in this week’s episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

7/15/18 - Destructive Criticism by CentrePointe.Church

How to discern between constructive and destructive criticism.

I didn’t know the difference; do you❓

The Line of Fire Radio Broadcast for 02/28/18.

Melissa Eslinger opens up to entertain you during your drive to work or work out or fly fishing session or where ever you listen to this thing.