Hi!
I started mixing a few months back, and I still consider myself a novice at best. If there is one thing I have learned, it is to listen back on your music. Share your successes and your failures. People can listen to your great mixes, and you’ll never hear a word about it. If you share the stuff you’d like feedback on – that’s where the real value lies.
Getting feedback on your work, good and bad, is vital to your progress. For me, having people give me critical feedback has been very valuable to my development. When you’re in the “zone” while mixing, you only see your side of things. Listening back to it later, again and again, you’ll eventually spot your own flaws, and be able to learn from that as well.
BR Tord