You want to hear what they say to me? Because they’re probably going to say something similar to you. On this episode Russell gives several examples of some of the angry messages he receives from people on social media, and gives some advice about what to do with it. Here are some of the insightful nuggets to look for in this episode: Find out why Russell doesn’t give too much thought to the haters. Hear what some of the things are that people get angry at Russell over. And see why the best advice to get through people who say horrible things is to get a thicker skin and learn to ignore them. So listen here to find out how Russell has grown a thick skin and learned to ignore the haters. ---Transcript--- What’s up everybody? This is Russell Brunson, welcome back to the Marketing Secrets podcast. Today I am in a huge van driving around Bear Lake and I wanted to share with you guys some thoughts because a lot of you right now are in the process of starting to publish, especially for the Two Comma Club X publishing program. We have you all publishing podcasts, and YouTubes and blogs, and a whole bunch of amazing things, and my guess, not just my guess, I know this is true, one of the biggest fears for most of you guys including those who haven’t started publishing yet, which is probably the reason why you haven’t started publishing yet, is because your fear about what people are going to think about you, what they’re going to say about you. So this episode, if that’s you and you feel that way, this episode is for you. So I want to come back to my goal with this episode, it’s funny because every time I tell someone to start publishing, they start doing it, the first thing that happens is they get beat up. You start getting people commenting, and usually the weirdest things are your friends and your family at first are like, “Why are you doing this? Why are you trying to grow? Why are you sharing? Just go back into your little cave and just don’t talk like you used to be. We liked you better that way.” That’s the first wave of the weirdness as you start putting yourself out there. And I remember going through that back 17, 18 years ago now where people are like, “Why are you doing these things? Stop.” And then after that, then as your voice starts getting louder, and you start getting better, and more people start finding out, you find this really weird thing. Number one, if you’re neutral nothing happens so it doesn’t grow. So I want to warn you again about that. Neutrality, while it may seem nicer and less annoying, it doesn’t help, it doesn’t get your message out there. If you really want to grow you start putting out there your thoughts and your beliefs and your message, and you create that polarity. And that polarity does one of two things. Number one, it draws people to you. The more polar you are, the more people will be drawn to you. But then the opposite side of polarity, when something is pulling toward, there’s also the thing that pulls away from you. And that’s the people who are going to freak out and not like you. And I get people all the time, “Well, it’s easy for you Russell. Everyone loves Russell Brunson.” And I’m like, “Oh, let me tell you.” So this is what this episode is about. I want to tell you that part of it. So I’ve been on family vacation right now. We’re down at Bear Lake with my kids, we’re having a good time with my family. And there’s a lot more down time here than I’m used to in my normal life. In my normal life it’s like, I wake up and I am running until I pass out at night. And that’s the pace that I set. In fact, I’ve got so many friends and coworkers and employees and people who are like, “Man, I do not know how you keep this pace up all the time.” But that’s kind of my pace and I love it and it’s like my normal thing. So here I’m at Bear Lake and we’re sitting at the lake and it’s like, there’s no pace. We’re on the sidelines just chilling and I’m freaking out. Must run, gotta create something,