Feedback is like when you draw a picture and show it to your friend. Your friend might say they love the colors you used, or they might suggest adding more blue. This helps you know what you did well and what you might change next time. It’s like a mirror that shows you how others see your work.
Think of feedback like a treasure map. It guides you to become better by showing you where the hidden treasures of improvement are. When someone gives you feedback, they are giving you clues to find these treasures.
Feedback can also be like a hug for your ideas. It can make your ideas feel warm and supported, helping them grow bigger and stronger. When you listen to feedback, it’s like watering a plant; it helps your ideas bloom beautifully.