How To Beat Pressure And Fear of Failure Due To Feedback
By Nicole Gutierrez | Dec 31, 2016 09:38 AM EST
Pressure and feedback are on the top list of factors that affect a person's work. There is no denying that pressure and fear of failure are included at work and that an employee should cope with and beat these two factors.
Workers fail to work and produce great results because of the stated factors, so here are three best tips that one can apply to take in feedback healthy and to beat pressure:
Accept and Don't Neglect
Feedback varies as healthy and unhealthy based on a worker's point of view. Some workers misunderstand feedback in some cases. Well, some just neglect unhealthy ones and improve themselves more. Feedback should be taken in by workers as a room to build more improvements in oneself. Yes, feedback affects feelings sometimes, but it also leads to something much greater than you are capable of doing. An increase in productivity and work are sometimes the result of beating unhealthy feedback.
Meanwhile, some workers react to feedback as if they are judged and mistreated. This kind of workers then develops boredom to work anymore. They tend to react and not to anything about the feedback at all. Workers that digest feedback well act to counter the unhealthy feedback by doing the right things. Acting accordingly to feedback lead to an improved worker.
Convert Fear Into Strength
Failing due to incompetence, lack of training and absorbing details lead to the fear of failure. Employees should always bear in mind that they should have no fear at work. In order to have a healthy relationship with your job, one should be ready to face and overcome anything that comes their way.
If you are feeling pressured at work, don't be. Keep it cool and calm, just breathe. It isn't the end of the world. Workers should convert their fear to strength. Instead of thinking about the outcomes if you fail, visualize the success that would come if you are to beat a certain obstacle at work.
Remove Distractions, Focus And Motivate
Distractions are what often lead to workers to feel pressured. Workers should know the cause of their distraction and eliminate it so its effect won't take place anymore. Removing distractions can help you focus more and remove pressure.
If you already accumulated focus at work, motivate yourself to beat the unhealthy feedback. But keep in mind that don't tend to be workaholic and prioritize your health first so you can work productively.
Lastly, always say to yourself that you can do better than what you can now and that you will achieve success.
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