The Power of Creativity \(Book 1\): Learning How to Build Lasting Habits, Face Your Fears and Change Your Life pdfdrive com

part of the creative process if you want to overcome your weaknesses.
American  film  director  Andrew  Stanton  (b.  1965)  –  he  of  WALL–E  and
Finding Nemo – tells his team at Pixar studios to “fail early and fail fast.”
Stanton  and  his  team  rely  on  critical  feedback  to  adjust  problems  in  their
work head-on and to avoid costly mistakes in their films down the road. He says,

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You  wouldn’t  say  to  somebody  who  is  first  learning  to  play  the
guitar,  ‘You  better  think  really  hard  about  where  you  put  your
fingers in the guitar neck before you strum, because you only get to
strum once and that’s it. And if you get that wrong, we’re going to
move on.”
Having your work judged is never easy, but the more you reveal your work
to the world, the better you’ll get at separating yourself from it.
Then  when  someone  in  the  know  criticises  your  work,  know  that  it’s  about
your work and not about a personal failing of yours.