The fool is convinced that his creative work is flawless. A beautiful gem of artistic glory. His song is perfect just the way it is. No changes necessary. It’s already a masterpiece, ready to be unleashed upon the adoring masses. If someone suggests a change or criticizes the song, the fool fights back. He defends his song like it’s his first born child. He tries to help his criticizer better understand the song and feel the depths of passion that inhabit the song. He doesn’t want to hear criticism. He’s right in his own eyes. The wise creative person, on the other hands, hoards criticism and
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