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Someone skipped college to build a social media career. A psychologist explains that online haters are projecting their own insecurities and jealousy, not actually critiquing you. The negativity means you're doing something worth noticing.
Someone skipped college to build a social media career. A psychologist explains that online haters are projecting their own insecurities and jealousy, not actually critiquing you. The negativity means you're doing something worth noticing.
Like, not going to school. Everyone looked at me like I had 10 heads. Yeah. Everyone's like, dude, you're lost. Like, you're doing social media. What are you doing? Like, go get a degree. Right? All right. Anyway, next. Screw it, I gotta make it work. It's your life. Exactly. And I got one of it. Another thing that inspired me was realizing in a hundred years, everything's done. Like, so I'm gonna give it my all. And who cares what anybody thinks?
People that bring you down means you're doing it right. You know why they bring you down? Because it's human nature. It's called projection psychology. So anytime somebody hates on you, always know has nothing to do with you and everything to do with what's internally going inside of.
Them.
Their own insecurities, their own hate, their own jealousy. And that's why they lash out. Because nobody in life who's doing anything would ever have the time to hate on somebody's post. You might not like it, but you're not going to comment on it. So it's their own projection. So always realize that, man, that person's having a bad day. I feel bad for.
Him. Exactly. I'm rooting for you, bro. I'm rooting for you, man. I don't acknowledge it. Waste of my time, my energy, when I could be putting into other things for.
Greatness. I like it.
