You can't let negative criticism dictate your creativity; it's important to confront negativity and make peace with it.

The greatest artists and creators have the ability to start over, even if it means facing criticism from their existing fans.

Being in tune with one's feelings and preferences is essential for artists, especially when faced with external feedback.

When building open-source software, you encounter both constructive criticism and negativity from haters; it's crucial to focus on your core fans instead of trying to please everyone.

If you're building a business or pursuing art, you must deeply consider what it means for you and not let external negativity influence your decisions.

Creativity can sometimes have negative aspects, and it's important to explore how it can manifest in different contexts.

It's crucial to pay attention to negative feedback and solicit it, especially from friends, as it can be incredibly helpful for innovation.

Criticism is essential for growth; it helps individuals recognize their flaws and provides a pathway for improvement.

Dealing with vocal critics in public forums can be stressful, but overcoming that initial embarrassment can turn them into valuable allies who provide critical feedback. I iterate the product based on user feedback, addressing every concern and opinion, because as a builder, you can't know the right answer with 100% precision. A happy user becomes the most valuable ally in any industry.