You're Letting Haters Win (Why Haters are Getting to You)
March 22, 2017
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One of the most common questions I get is how to deal with haters. Some people have heard of my 10-10-80 rule. 80% of people won't care what you put out there. 10% will love it, and 10% will hate it. The best way to deal with haters is to understand the psychology. Learn why people act like that and learn if it's personal to you. When I started to understand why people posted negative comments, it completely eliminated any anger or disappointment I had in myself as a result. I had to learn where the pain was sourced. This video covers all of that, and after watching it, I hope it lifts what's been holding you back from putting your work out there.
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