Two speakers discuss turning criticism into fuel for growth. Speaker B describes getting their first hater as a reminder to focus on lifting others up. Speaker A connects this to risk tolerance, arguing that worrying about short-term income or feelings blocks the lasting impact that comes from accepting failure and pursuing meaningful goals.
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And when I got my first hater and they're out there, you know, I was like, this is. It's amazing. You know, people spend such time doing that, which is why, for me, it's being deliberately, actively, positively focused on lifting others. Lift as you lead is another one of mine where it's like, look, you've. You've grown. So who are you helping along the way? Right? So.
I love how you touch on risk tolerance, because so many of us think about today and tomorrow, and we're like, dude, I'm worried about my income tomorrow. I'm worried about how I'm going to feel like today. But if you're so focused on those short things, like, you just can't make the kind of impact you want. But if you stay focused on the fact that you're living a short life, don't waste it. Yeah, those little things become almost meaningless. And that's how you start getting this, like, strong confidence and, like, yeah, I might fail at that.