All right, so handling the haters is something that we all need to talk about, right?

I think especially today with social media, this has been something that really goes along with

anyone that's going out and pursuing something to be more, to do more, to achieve more, to contribute more.

One of the things that you can expect is people to try to stop you. And the reason I'm saying that is because I think there's many

different components that we can talk about today. And I think it's something that anyone that

gets the courage up to go for it, to do something significant with their life, they need

to know and they need to know what to expect. And the reason I'm saying that is because I think

most people, regardless of where you're at financially, you know, where you are within your

own peer group, we all find this level of comfort.

You know, we all kind of settle into this box of mediocrity.

And the minute you step out of your box of mediocrity and you start growing, you're starting

to want to do more, there's going to be people around you that are going to be scared to death, right?

And they're going to try to pull you back.

We've all heard that.

It's a lot easier to tear down somebody's building rather than build your own.

And I think that the number one thing that I want to get across in this podcast is how to deal with that, how to approach that. And there's many situations that all of us, you know, really can embark on,

especially in today's a world where, you know, you look at the political climate, I think,

has been more divisive and more, if you want to say, explosive than ever before,

you know, to socio-economic matters, to what's going on with the Black Lives movement,

Black Lives Matter movement is, I think for each and every one of us, number one is you have to be

confident in who you are, right? I think that's very, very important. And I think that the two

things that I think is super important, and I talked about this whenever COVID hit, is that the two

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