MIND GROWTH CENTRAL

  The worst form of injury to have is an internal bleeding. When someone has a fall, after checking for a broken bone or ruptured body part, doctors check for internal bleeding because it's as deadly as any deadly injury you can think of. Doctors being wary of the implications of an internal bleeding recommend multiple scans to be sure there is none. Bleeding  of the mind does not just occur, it is triggered by  the traumatic experiences you've  had in life, the harsh events that you've been subjected to, you have had damaged mental vessels, disfigured  thinking patterns, broken emotional lines; vessels that have become ruptured due to the twist and turn of life thereby leaving you with heavy bleeding inside. This bleeding of the mind is most times caused by betrayal, rejection, setups, repeated  failures and all that. As opposed to surface bleeding, bleeding of the mind is not visible. Most times even the victim is not aware of it. Signs that you are exper...

  Receiving feedback and criticism is an inevitable part of personal and professional growth. While it can sometimes feel uncomfortable and challenging, learning how to handle it gracefully is crucial for personal development and building successful relationships. In this article, we will explore effective strategies to help you navigate feedback and criticism with confidence and professionalism. 1. Embrace a Growth Mindset: The first step in handling feedback and criticism is to adopt a growth mindset. Instead of viewing it as a personal attack or a reflection of your worth, see it as an opportunity for improvement. Understand that feedback is not aimed at tearing you down but rather to help you grow and reach your full potential. Embracing this mindset will allow you to approach feedback with a positive and open attitude. 2. Listen and Understand: When receiving feedback, it is essential to actively listen and fully understand what is being said. Pay attention to the specific poi...