This bit of advice comes from Edward Khoo and is something that not only applies to websites and blogs but to life in general. That is the area of criticism. It’s inevitable; at some point someone is goign to come along and not like ar understand 100% what you’re trying to accomplish via your online endeavor. As a result, they will offer their opinion on what you should do. Now, before mentioning a few of Mr. Khoo’s ideas, I have a couple of my own. First, you have to realize that criticism can be a wonerful when offered by the right person, and it can also have the potential to be downright mean coming from the wrong person. The right person’s comments can make you better if you’re willing to take what they say and objectively see the pros and cons. The wrong person’s comment can be beneficial is terms of giving you an opportunity to turn the other cheek. My dad used to say that opinions are like rear ends: everyone has one and they all stink. While I’ve come to adopt that philosophy to only a few opinions, I still listen to others when they have an issue with something I do. Read what Mr. Khoo has to say here.