I really don't think happy people hate.

And so if you have someone hating on, you just have to ask yourself, are they even happy?

Or if you find yourself hating on someone, are you happy in that moment?

Like, where is the spirit coming from?

And so I think that when you talk about haters, just remember this, that anything that's disruptive, anything that's

new, anytime you're putting your magic out in the world, you can expect pushback. You can expect

people to throw stones at you, you know, because there's a lot more cynics and critics. You know,

misery loves company, so to speak. And I think that we can learn a lot.

I remember Jay-Z.

Most of you know who Jay-Z is, for real.

But I remember reading an article about Jay-Z, and he talked about he knew that he was arriving.

He knew that he was making an impact when people from all industries came out and started

hating on him.

He said, I knew that I had arrived at that moment in time.

And so there's a lot of different ways to look at it.

I think the most important thing is not to buy in to someone else's opinion.

Don't let that become your reality. And it's easier said than

done, especially if you're being attacked, right? You know, it's a lot easier. But a friend of mine

from Dallas used to always say, barking dogs do not chase park cars. Barking dogs don not chase park cars.

Barking dogs don't chase park cars.

So if you're going to do something, it's important again just to expect it.

And it reminds me of a project that I started and we were looking to evolve it.

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