Omar Zenhom argues that criticism means you're resonating with people. If nobody objects to you, you're not evoking strong emotion. Being right for some people means being wrong for others, and dislike from certain people just means they're not your audience.
If you're not getting any kind of haters or people saying no to you, that means you're not really resonating with anybody. You're not really striking any kind of emotion. If you're going to be right for people, you're also going to be wrong for people. Okay? People are going to say, oh, I don't like that. I don't like this person. This person's too much, or this person's extra or whatever. And that's okay. They're not the person you're meant to serve. Just be okay with the fact that you will be disliked by certain people, but it means that you will be strongly favored by the people that actually like what you do, that resonate with you.
