Haters Are On Your Tracks, But They Will Slip On Sh....

Aug '23 in Mindset

Hello and welcome to this new article. In Italy as well as in the US, I got haters. And you start getting them as soon as you earn a position above others in terms of earnings. The more you showcase your earnings, the more they come, like bees to honey. Instead of spending their time doing something useful, they spend hours and hours tracking marketers, dropshippers, artists, and more.

And they yell at you, thinking their point of view is unique and true. They always say: "You are showing no proof," or they even attack you verbally, leaving a laugh under your posts.

Well, the more famous you become, the more you have to work on this. First, remove comments and block users. But the problem is that, even if you say you are not caring, this always weighs on you. And you have to be extremely good to be a piece of ice when you see those comments.

If you reply, it is the end. They want you to do it. So you make a big slip-up, for example, by using swear words against them. It's what they want, so they will report you to the police, which is never a good thing. But they also get you out of your actual mindset. So keep deleting those comments and throwing away the emails you receive from these people.

On the other side, when in Italy they posted about me in a big group of haters, I first wanted to talk with the police. But in the end, it's all advertising for you. I never got so many views on my offers and Facebook profile as when I was targeted. And I got so many sales that I still think it was crazy.

Yes, words can wound you on the inside, but always remember that how big the wound is depends on you. Put your armor on, continue removing and blocking, and continue helping others. By staying on the clean side, no one can do anything to you.

Haters are only empty people with no soul. Their lives are burned down; they have no friends, and they are angry with the world. I'm sure you know someone like that in real life. People who can't stay in line for more than two minutes without yelling, people who don't help those in need, people who look at you like you are not a valuable person So ignore them, block them, and go away with a smile on your face.

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