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 "Or if you criticize yourself for making a mistake —either way, you will never have enough confidence to try anything new or expand your repertoire." She adds that the key to opening yourself creatively — whether it's doing something different on-the-job or taking a chance on the dance floor — is learning to take in constructive criticism, not destructive criticism. "Constructive criticism is when we see we're awkward, so we can identify the problem and find a solution," says Plumez.
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