How to Incorporate Feedback
Taking feedback is part of the process—but the goal is not to lose what makes your story yours. Not every note needs to be taken at face value. Instead, look for the pattern behind the feedback. If multiple people are confused or disconnected in the same place, there’s something to fix. Your job is to solve the problem in a way that still aligns with your voice and vision.
Collaboration also does not mean compromise. It means interpretation. You can listen, ask questions, and explore ideas without giving up control of your story. The key is to stay clear on what your story is about and what matters most, so you can filter feedback through that lens.
And most importantly, stay grounded. The process can get messy, especially when you are receiving a lot of notes. That does not mean your story is broken—it means it is evolving. Take what serves the story, leave what doesn’t, and keep moving forward with intention.
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