A short YouTube monologue by Mark Evans DM (transcript) advising how to handle perceived 'haters' and critics. He argues most people worry about potential haters rather than actually having them, recommends distinguishing useful feedback from empty criticism, and suggests ignoring commentary from people who lack something you want.
So he asked Mark, how do I handle haters and people that don't believe in me? First of all, most people asking this question don't have haters. Let's be honest. Most of them are worried about having haters. That's why they don't go do because they're more afraid of what people will think as opposed to what they actually get. Like, if you're hating on me, I'm sure people hate on me. Whatever. I'm not, you know, not for everybody. I'm cool with that. Like, it's hating on me. Like, dude, you cuss way too much from over the top. Blah, blah, blah. Yeah, you're right. Like, that's not hating. That's just going a duck. A duck, Right? So cool. Like, I get it. I agree. But on my face, I'm talking to someone else, right? So I don't know. The hating thing is interesting to me. People. Many people in my life has told me, mark, you can't do that. Mark, it's over the top, Marcus, blah, blah. But every person, 100, not 99.999, 100% of people that have told me that kind of. I would look at the situation, I. E. Them and where they're at in their life, and I'd like, I don't give a What you're saying because what you're saying doesn't mean anything because you don't have anything I want, so why would I listen to you? Right?
