Para tener un pensamiento firme tenes que arriesgar ofender a otros.

In this short YouTube monologue, Mauro Stendel (referred to as "Maurito") addresses how to handle criticism and hate on social media. He argues that people who insult or "bardean" others online are simply inexperienced with the platforms and do not know how to use them properly. Stendel uses a vivid analogy about a piano class advertisement to illustrate that if you don’t like something, you simply ignore it rather than responding aggressively. He encourages viewers, especially entrepreneurs, to learn to use social media effectively: seek out and interact with content that genuinely interests them, rather than reacting to every negative comment. When faced with hate, he advises responding with humanity and love, even following the hater back and continuing to show affection, which he claims can quickly defuse hostility. The overall message is that a firm mindset may require risking offending others, but the best strategy is to engage positively and treat online antagonists with compassion.










