
How to deal with criticism (without letting it wreck your peace) (Episode 284)
Some criticism helps you grow… and some is just plain nasty. So how do you tell the difference? And how do you deal with criticism without letting it wreck your confidence… or your peace of mind? In this week’s episode of Let’s Talk About Mental Health, I’m talking about how to handle criticism in a way that protects your emotional wellbeing. I’ll explore the difference between helpful feedback and harmful judgement, why criticism feels so loud these days (especially online), and how to stay grounded and calm when criticism comes your way. Plus I share practical tips to help you respond to criticism with confidence. Because when you know how to handle criticism, you can take back control of your mindset and your mental health. Ready to deal with criticism in a way that protects your peace? Then let’s talk!💡 TL;DR: Criticism is louder than ever — learn how to handle criticism in a way that protects your peace, builds resilience, and strengthens your mental health. 😃💬 Let me know: What would change for you if you stopped letting other people's criticisms define your worth?🧠 Subscribe/Follow for more episodes about better mental health — full of simple strategies that actually work!📝 Episode transcript and show notes: 🎧 Past episodes you may find helpful (as mentioned in this episode):Episode 283: Self Doubt Your Peace (video): 🔗 More links:Support me on Patreon for early ad-free episodes: up for free show notes/transcripts in your inbox: My Digital Store: Daily Affirmations tool (paid download): Subscribe to my YouTube channel: me on Instagram: ⏱️ Timestamps:0:00 Criticism and mental health0:54 Criticism and mental wellbeing3:40 What is criticism?8:03 Why the way you deal with criticism matters12:47 How to handle criticism25:13 Final tips and next timeNew here? Hi! 👋😃 In the weekly episodes of Let’s Talk About Mental Health Jeremy Godwin makes better mental health simple, with straightforward and practical advice grounded in both quality research and perso...

How to deal with criticism (without letting it wreck your peace) (Episode 284)
Some criticism helps you grow… and some is just plain nasty. So how do you tell the difference? And how do you deal with criticism without letting it wreck your confidence… or your peace of mind? In this week’s episode of Let’s Talk About Mental Health, I’m talking about how to handle criticism in a way that protects your emotional wellbeing. I’ll explore the difference between helpful feedback and harmful judgement, why criticism feels so loud these days (especially online), and how to stay grounded and calm when criticism comes your way. Plus I share practical tips to help you respond to criticism with confidence. Because when you know how to handle criticism, you can take back control of your mindset and your mental health. Ready to deal with criticism in a way that protects your peace? Then let’s talk!💡 TL;DR: Criticism is louder than ever — learn how to handle criticism in a way that protects your peace, builds resilience, and strengthens your mental health. 😃💬 Let me know: What would change for you if you stopped letting other people's criticisms define your worth?🧠 Subscribe/Follow for more episodes about better mental health — full of simple strategies that actually work!📝 Episode transcript and show notes: 🎧 Past episodes you may find helpful (as mentioned in this episode):Episode 283: Self Doubt Your Peace (video): 🔗 More links:Support me on Patreon for early ad-free episodes: up for free show notes/transcripts in your inbox: My Digital Store: Daily Affirmations tool (paid download): Subscribe to my YouTube channel: me on Instagram: ⏱️ Timestamps:0:00 Criticism and mental health0:54 Criticism and mental wellbeing3:40 What is criticism?8:03 Why the way you deal with criticism matters12:47 How to handle criticism25:13 Final tips and next timeNew here? Hi! 👋😃 In the weekly episodes of Let’s Talk About Mental Health Jeremy Godwin makes better mental health simple, with straightforward and practical advice grounded in both quality research and perso...