IGNORE HATERS - MOTIVATION

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Dan Lok

Careers, Management, Entrepreneurship, Business

4.8 • 826 Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2024

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Dan shares how ignoring haters is often advisable, it's essential to differentiate between constructive criticism and baseless negativity. Constructive feedback can be valuable for personal and professional growth, so it's important to remain open to genuine input while dismissing unwarranted hate.

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0:00.0	When you create that kind of tension in the marketplace, do you have visibility?
0:20.0	Yeah, but more than that, you're going to get
0:23.1	some hate. Just think about it. You've got a million people following you. 10% of people don't like
0:28.8	you. That's 100,000 people. And when I say 100,000 people, people can't grab, people can't quite
0:34.5	conceptualize it. I said, think about Rogers Arena. It might fit 20, 30,000 people.
0:39.4	Think about three full seat,
0:42.1	fully occupied Rogers Arena.
0:44.2	You're in the middle.
0:44.9	You've got three Rogers Arena full of people
0:47.6	who don't like you.
0:48.5	That's 100,000 people.
0:52.1	And for most, you're uneasy.
0:55.6	Like, ooh.
0:57.3	Right?

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