is going to be different from how anyone else will view it, read it or gather from it.
I’m not one for math, but I am one for numbers and trends. If you have a small group of people saying that your work needs to be restructured or that it’s not good, keep asking more people before you make drastic changes to the way you do things.
In college, a professor put up a picture of a magazine spread and asked people in the class what was the first thing they noticed and then asked the order that they would read the content. Five people answered differently.
Fortunately there was enough people in the class to come to a majority conclusion about the best method to layout the spread.
On a similar note, I’ve written a lot of articles that have been criticized up the kazoo, but by the same token, those stories were remarkable to many readers. Had I not sought out massive feedback, I may not have created such strong content.
Yes, there is the Law of the Few, but there is also the Law of the Many.
Stay Positive & The More (Feedback), The Merrier
Garth E. Beyer
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