Thank you Korey, I really enjoyed reading this reply.

Best wishes to you, Adam.

I imagine you are being generous there.

For all the knowing nods that critical thinking receives whenever mentioned there is very little practiced, it seems to me. And I can speak for myself here.

With the assignment to read your ‘Top Ten Important Articles I Recommend All Hypnotherapists Read Today!’ (as prep for your online diploma course work) I set myself the task of making a comment for each to amp up my focus and learning. It’s much more difficult this way (and I haven’t done it on every one).

I find I’m rereading passages as I go along. I’m thinking as I read doing my best to find something within the article with which I can generate a comment that may add to the conversation. It’d be much easier to just speed read each and tick off the Done! box on my To Do List.

Taking feedback, not just hearing it, but actually taking it in and thinking critically about what it means is hard work. It makes us question our own thinking and may have us scrapping much cherished conclusions.

I’ve heard it said that ‘feedback is the breakfast of champions’ and I don’t know many champions personally.

Cheers.

Thanks Linda.