Remember the time, when you were a kid, how you felt playing and building a construction out of Lego bricks? Your parents looked at you and said really nice work. You wanted to impress them even more, so you started to build something better to get their appreciation again. This led you to superior results in bricks building. Or perhaps it was painting in your case, or cooking, or another activity at which you were immersed as a child. Every time somebody paid attention to what you did and gave you feedback, you wanted to do it better. This mechanism works exactly the same in adult life when we carry out our activities. Quick feedback is essential for people to grow, excel, and in the end, to surprise others with outstanding results.
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