Having hates is an inevitable part of any bold journey – everyone who has made a difference in the world has had doubters and critics. As natural as haters might be, in the age of social media it’s become harder and hard to ignore them – and so we asked some brilliant creatives and entrepreneurs to tell us how they deal with haters.
Shaudy Prince
I persist past the haters & nay sayers by using them as motivation (I used the word past because they get left behind EVERY TIME!). I mean it’s cool to have haters online just running their traps, but I had to deal with the worst kind of hater! The undercover ones who are your friends & your family members! Read More>>
Noel Davis
After a car accident caused multiple injuries, I rehabilitated myself and transformed from an archaeologist into a personal trainer.Witnessing the transformative power of fitness firsthand, I decided to share this gift with others. I studied various fitness disciplines, obtained certifications, and became equipped to guide and support individuals on their fitness journeys. Read More>>
Gerardo Escudero Samara
Babe Ruth once said that the loudest ‘’boos’’ always come from the cheapest seats. Every person who is great at something will constantly be exposed to receiving destructive criticism, generating haters and detractors. And understanding that going through this is essential to achieve great goals because you enter a fundamental 4-step process: Read More>>
Cliff Beach
Zig Ziglar said “No one builds a statue to a critic.” I have learned to persist despite the haters, and nay-sayers by going through rejection therapy. Essentially when you are putting yourself out there more often you will face more rejection than the average person. Read More>>
Pauline Rogers
In the face of the haters and nay-sayers, I stands tall, with a spirit unbroken and unyielding determination. I weather storms that would shake the strongest of souls, yet I emerge resilient, with resolve shining brighter than ever before. Read More>>
Kifo Doorwaze
Well, I’ve developed a keen sense of the world and my own purpose is much bigger than me and the opposition. I’ve learned: instead of entertaining the negativity I’m presented with, to just transmute that and let it fuel me. Read More>>
Michell Vazquez
Persisting despite haters and naysayers can be challenging, but it’s crucial for success. In my career, I remain resilient by focusing on my passion for this industry, ignoring negativity, and seeking support from allies, and continually learning and improving my skills to prove my critics wrong. It’s about staying true to your goals and not letting others’ opinions deter you from your path. Read More>>
Marvelous Marissa
This year (2023) has been an exceptional year for me so far. From having several successful book signings celebrating my new book, “From Brokenness to Marvelous Part 2 The Mask Has Been Removed.” To being booked as the Red Carpet Host, Mistress of Ceremony, Auctioneer or Motivational Speaker for several events in Atlanta, GA. Read More>>
April Johnson
This has been a battling challenge coming up and being a people pleaser. Until the day I took a stand to no longer play it safe/small. I like to challenge myself to push past these obstacles, because I know there’s a victory on the other side. Read More>>
Ashley Reece
I honestly feel haters shouldn’t have access to your conversations or success, because that’s what they want. That’s why they exist, because they wish they had something you have. There have been so many lies made up about me through the years and I ignored them. Jeaulous people will try to get a reaction out of you, which is why you should simply ignore them. Read More>>
Kerry Lee Bowser
Use their negative energy as empowerment. Not long after discovering my voice, I sought a poets group to share work, recite, gather a different perspective, and hopefully make lasting friendships when visiting a new city. The small collection of females and males were cordial, within my age, and looked like me. One after another, we told our stories and then reflected afterward—each impression impacting a distinct reaction. Read More>>
Christin Baker
As a female, LGBTQ filmmaker I have had many haters and nay-sayers. As I started my platform for Lesbians/Queer women, people thought I should include gay men and some thought I should include straight women. I had so many people give me advice as to what I should do, but in my heart I just knew that what I was doing was right for me and the stories I wanted to tell. Read More>>
Lester Greene
Well, the haters used to fuel me, but now I’m learning to ignore them. I am trying to set goals for myself to accomplish. The haters are no longer the bar. I set my own bar. Read More>>
