I got my first hater.

I’ve been posting very raw, unfiltered videos on YouTube about systems and processes to see how they perform. I’m also trying to level up my on-camera speaking and communicating skills for when I start making videos for Blue Collar Marketing.

I woke up this morning, checked my YouTube and saw 350 views on a video I posted. Sweet!

I went to the comment section and saw this

At first I was hurt. But after I checked out @beasty7284's channel something changed.

I started to think, "this is cause for a celebration."

That means, a person disliked my video SO much, they took time and energy out of their day to tell me it’s garbage.

Now listen, I know what you’re thinking: that’s INSANE to think.

But you know what, I took the Customer Experience and Journey Mapping course on Linkedin the other day, and one thing stuck out to me, you never want neutral customers. The same thing applies to viewership and life in general.

Neutral person = apathy/indifference

And what's worse than dislike? indifference

I would rather my content emotionally charge someone to the point where they actually comment, then not.

That means you stand for something. That means you went against the grain. That means you're in the arena.

Anyways, just wanted to say— don’t be afraid of your haters— embrace it. It means you’re doing something right.

All Love✌️

H