The word “hate” has been thrown around so often that it really doesn’t have the same meaning as it once did. Nobody is really hating on you and today I’m going to explain why.


Show Notes:
[04:23] 1) The phrase “hate” has loss it’s value because it’s overused.
[11:32] 2) What have you accomplished that is causing other people to be jealous?
[15:23] 3) Are you using the concept of “being hated on” as a shield to protect yourself from the real conversation you should have?
[17:35] 4) Any of you who offers feedbacks to others, know your personnel.
[21:00] Recap

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1800: How Objectivity Became The New Controversy https://dreallday.com/1800-
1741: Why Asking The Right Question Is More Important Than The Answer https://dreallday.com/1741-
765: Closing Your Accountability Gaps https://dreallday.com/765-
1787: How (And Why) To Keep Your Foot In You Team’s Ass https://dreallday.com/1787-
1799: Why You Must Have “Something To Prove” https://dreallday.com/1799-
1399: Working On Your Non-Verbal Communication Game https://dreallday.com/1399-
1264: 3 Communication Skills You Must Master ASAP https://dreallday.com/1264-
1257: Invest In Your Communication Skills https://dreallday.com/1257-
766: The 7 Biggest Business Communication Mistakes People Make https://dreallday.com/766-