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In this brief self‑help monologue, Sol Brah argues that offense is not something that can be imposed on us; we only allow it in when we choose to take things personally. He explains that others' hostile comments are reflections of their own ego, insecurities, or unhappiness, and that assigning personal value to those outbursts only gives them power. Brah advises listeners to avoid dwelling on others' opinions, to view criticism as a projection of the speaker’s inner state, and to respond with compassion and a calm smile. By not reacting with equal hostility, he suggests that people often recognize their own foolishness and back down, leading to healthier emotional boundaries.










