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It doesn’t matter how you choose to live your life — whether you build a business or work a corporate job; have children or choose not to have children; travel the world or live in the same town all of your life; go to the gym 5 times a week or sit on the couch every night — whatever you do, someone will judge you for it. For one reason or another, someone will find a reason to project their insecurities, their negativity, and their fears onto you and your life, and you’ll have to deal with it. With that in mind, let’s talk about being judged and criticized.

And just for fun, I’ll share some of the most hateful comments I’ve received on my articles. And more importantly, the strategies I use to deal with them. Before we talk about how to get started, I wanted to let you know I researched and compiled science-backed ways to stick to good habits and stop procrastinating. Want to check out my insights? Here's what I've learned about dealing with the people who judge you, your work, and your goals. The Biggest Critic in Your Life It's easier to complain about the outside critics, but the biggest critic in your life usually lives between your own two ears.

Working up the courage to move past your own vulnerability and uncertainty is often the greatest challenge you’ll face on the way to achieving your goals. When I started my first business, it wasn't the criticism from outsiders that held me back. It was my own mind worrying that people would think I was a loser because I skipped getting a “real job” to “start some website.” I didn't tell most of my friends about what I was doing for almost a year because I was so worried about what they would think about it. When I started writing, it wasn't the hurtful comments from readers that prevented me from getting started. It was my own fears about what they would think if I wrote about the things I cared about.

I wrote my ideas in a private document for a year before I worked up the courage to start sharing them publicly. Those are just two examples of the types of internal fears and criticism that so often prevent us from getting started on our goals. It can take a lifetime to learn that just because people criticize you doesn’t mean they really care about your choice to do something different. Usually, the haters simply criticize and move on. And that means that you can safely ignore them and continue doing your thing. But that is easier said than done because we all like to be validated. Some people like it more than others, but everyone wants to be respected and appreciated to some degree.

I certainly do. I know that whenever I choose to take a risk and share my work with the world, I wonder about what my friends will think, what my family will think, and how the people around me will see me because of that choice. Will this help my reputation?

Will this hurt my reputation? Should I even be worrying about my reputation? Especially with writing, these questions created an internal struggle for me. On one hand, I believed in myself and I knew that I wanted to contribute something to the world around me. But on the other hand, I was scared that people wouldn’t approve of my work and would criticize me when I started sharing the things I cared about or believed.

I’ve written previously about by saying, “You can either be judged because you created something or ignored because you left your greatness inside of you.” Eventually, I decided that it was more important to contribute something to the world than it was to protect myself from criticism. The Truth About Criticism The truth about criticism is that it’s almost always in your head.

Here’s an example from my personal experience In the last 9 months, my articles have been read by more than 1.2 million people (250,000+ on my site and over 1 million on other sites that publish my work). Of those people, about 98% of people have read a particular article and moved on with their life. About 2% of people have read an article and decided to become part of our little community by joining my. It’s great to have you here!) And about 0.0008% of people have decided to be a jerk and send me a negative comment or email. Even though the vast majority of readers were positive or neutral about my work, the critics were still heard loud and clear.

Apparently, the tendency to hold onto negative criticism is natural for most people. According to Roy Baumeister and researchers at Florida State University, we remember negative emotions much more strongly and in more vivid detail.

In a research paper titled, “”, Baumeister summarizes academic studies that prove that we are more likely to remember negative criticism than praise. Baumeister found that even happy people tend to remember more negative events than positive ones. In fact, Baumeister and his team say that it when it comes to your brain, it takes about five positive events to make up for one negative event. I'll talk about a strategy for getting over this in a moment. But first, I want to share some of the criticism I've received recently.

Pour Me a Glass of Haterade (My Most Hateful Comments) Each month, there is usually someone who whines about how my articles are totally worthless. For example, one reader recently left a comment saying, “I should have known better than to waste time reading this.” Another reader so eloquently wrote, “What's interesting here is the author firmly believes that there are millions of dumb people in this world who believe in this crap.” At least those people commented on the actual article. Hate mail gets even better when people start ignoring your work entirely and make judgments about you as a person instead.

Earlier this month, someone said that I was clearly “someone with a job with limited travel and without a busy lifestyle. Oh, to have no responsibilities” Another kind gentleman just got straight to the point and said, “This author is a waste of skin.” All of this hate for someone who writes about building better habits, being healthy, and living an adventurous life. Could you imagine if I wrote about something that was actually controversial like politics or religion? And that brings us to the main point: it doesn’t matter what you do, there will always be someone who finds fault in it. So how do you get over it and move forward anyway? Here’s one approach that might help Focus on the Road, Not the Wall Many racing experts consider Mario Andretti to be the most successful and versatile racing driver of all-time. During his career, Andretti won the Indianapolis 500, Daytona 500, Formula One World Championship and the Pike’s Peak International Hill Climb.

He is one of only two drivers in history to win races in Formula One, IndyCar, World Sportscar Championship, and NASCAR. During an interview with SUCCESS magazine, Andretti was asked for his number one tip for success in race car driving. He said, “Don’t look at the wall. Your car goes where your eyes go.” When young drivers are starting to race, this is one of the most critical lessons that they learn.

When you’re driving at 200mph you need to focus on the road in front of you. If you look at the wall, then you’ll end up hitting it. The same could be said for your life, your work, and dealing with critics. Criticism and negativity from other people is like a wall. And if you focus on it, then you’ll run right into it. You’ll get blocked by negative emotions, anger, and self-doubt. Your mind will go where your attention is focused.

Criticism and negativity don’t prevent you from reaching the finish line, but they can certainly distract you from it. However, if you focus on the road in front of you and on moving forward, then you can safely speed past the walls and barriers that are nearby. This is my preferred approach to criticism.

When someone dishes out a negative comment, use that as a signal to recommit to your work and to refocus on the road ahead of you. Some people are determined to take things personally and tear down the work of others. Your life is too short to worry about pleasing those people. Focus on the road, not the wall.

How to Respond to Haters Most people need love and acceptance a lot more than they need advice. —Bob Goff In rare circumstances, you may want to respond to the people who dish criticism your way. If that’s the case, then I think Gary Vaynerchuk provides a good example of how to do it. When Vaynerchuk published his best-selling book Crush It, he received dozens of 1-star and 2-star reviews on Amazon.

Negative reviewers claimed that the book was “absolutely awful” and called it a “piece of crap with no value whatsoever.” And this was for a book that was a best-seller! Rather than fight back and justify his work, Gary decided to respond to many of the negative reviews with a sincere apology. For example, a reader named Frank left a 1-star review for the book in which he complained, “How did this book ever get published?” Vaynerchuk responded to him by saying Frank I am so so sorry I under delivered for you, I hope to meet u and spend 15 minutes apologizing and answering any questions u may have, I guess I needed more details in there for u, I am so sorry. Despite using grammar from a high school text message, Vaynerchuk ended up getting Frank’s number and called him to talk things over. After their conversation, Frank wrote a followup comment on his book review saying, “If Amazon had a people ranking system, I'd have to give Gary 5 stars.

One can not help being impressed by someone who gets back to you so quickly and handles criticism so graciously.” If you’re going to respond to your critics, then getting a response like that should be your goal. Rather than beating the haters back with insults, win them back with sincerity.

Most people don’t want to be convinced that your work is wonderful, they just want to know that you care. Where to Go From Here I've said this many times before, but it bears repeating: I don't really have anything figured out. I'm not an expert and I don't have all the answers. I'm still learning to deal with criticism like everyone else.

But in my limited experiences, here's what I can summarize about dealing with haters. • First and foremost, don’t be the hater. Don’t be the person who tears down someone else's hard work. The world needs more people who contribute their gifts and share their work and ideas.

Working up the courage to do that can be tough. Support the people who display that courage. • If you're dealing with criticism, then don't let the wall keep you from seeing the road. Focus on the path ahead. Another way I heard it put recently, “Ignore the boos.

They usually come from the cheap seats.” • If you choose to respond to the haters, then surprise them with kindness. You might just win a new fan while you're at it. • Finally, and most importantly, make the choices that are right for you. People will criticize you either way. Read Next • • •.

• • • • • • • • • • • • • Website William James Adams (born March 15, 1975), known professionally as will.i.am (pronounced 'will-i-am'), is an American musician, rapper, singer, songwriter, DJ, record producer, entrepreneur, actor, and philanthropist. He is best known as a founding member of the group. Will.i.am has also released four solo albums. The first,, was released on October 2, 2001 through and is an original album. The second solo album,, was released on September 23, 2003. The track 'Go!' , was regularly used as the theme for the and seasons.

The third album,, was released on September 25, 2007. He released his fourth studio album,, in 2013. Will.i.am is also a. He has produced with other artists including,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and Baby Kaely. In collaborations and with the Black Eyed Peas, he has a total of 41 top-40 entries on the since 1998, and has sold 9.4 million singles in the UK.

Will.i.am with and performing concert In 2007, Will announced that he had co-created an all-female soul band entitled the, who he intended to work with on an upcoming solo project. The album,, was released in 2007. The album spawned three singles, 'I Got It From My Mama', 'One More Chance' and 'Heartbreaker', and fared slightly better than his previous solo efforts, however, failed to shift more than 75,000 copies. Will also did a remix to the song by actress and singer. In 2008, Will contributed the song 'One Tribe' to the charity album,. Also in 2008, Will featured on rapper 's debut album,, where he produced and featured on the song ', and featured on 's fifth album,.

In January 2008, Will announced plans that he was masterminding a political album,, in support of Barack Obama's presidential campaign. The first single, ', featured a music video directed. The lyrics of the song are composed almost entirely of excerpts from Obama's speech on January 8, 2008, following the.

The video features appearances from numerous celebrities including,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and and first appeared on the website for. The video racked up three million views within a week and over four million subsequently on YouTube. On June 13, 2008, 'Yes We Can' won an award at the 35th Annual Creative Arts and Entertainment Daytime Emmy Awards for 'New Approaches in Daytime Entertainment'. On February 29, 2008, the album's second single, ', was released on and YouTube. Including cameo appearances from,,, pop punk band 's front man,,,,,,,, comedian, and singers, and The Black Eyed Peas', the video features everyone chanting 'O-BA-MA' as a portrayal as their hopes and wishes for and his presidential campaign. On November 4, 2008, will.i.am spoke to CNN's about his support for then-Senator Obama using CNN's 'hologram' technology (actually ). Following the 2008 election, and Obama's victory, Will released the album's third single, '.

The video reflects on the historical events that led to the election of the first African-American president and the public's reaction to his election. The video features celebrities such as,,,,, and his wife. The video debuted on. In honor of the as president, will.i.am collaborated with producer on the album's fourth single, ', with contributing vocals from,,, and. In response to 's reaction following at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards, will.i.am penned the album's fifth and final single, 'The Jackass Song'. It featured a sample of 's '. Will wrote a blog post, which featured the song on, and released in February 2009.

Will.i.am attended and spoke at the kickoff on January 8, 2011, declaring, 'I am a FIRST fan.' He has also named Founder 'one of [his] heroes' on his Twitter account. 2009–present: Black Eyed Peas reformation and #willpower [ ] In March 2009, will.i.am announced plans for The Black Eyed Peas to return, and within months, their comeback single, ', had reached number 1 on the and. They went on to have three number 1 singles before releasing their comeback album, The E.N.D.

The album's success warranted a second comeback album, The Beginning, released in November 2010. The album spawned another three hit singles, but the band soon announced plans they were to break again, following the conclusion of their world tour. In 2009, will.i.am worked with rappers and for Flo's second studio album,, and recorded four tracks with Girls Aloud member for her debut solo album. He also worked with on her fourth studio album,, for a track called 'Photographs'. In February 2010, he wrote and produced the single ' by Usher, which appeared on Usher's seventh studio album,. In a YouTube video posted by YGLifeOfficial on March 15, 2010, will.i.am expressed his desire to work with girl group, and help them achieve international success. Will has recorded a collaboration with, ', which features on her seventh studio album,.

During the recording of The Black Eyed Peas' sixth studio album, The Beginning, band colleague Fergie announced in an interview that will.i.am was in the process of recording a new solo album, tentatively entitled Black Einstein. Will.i.am formally announced that he was in the process of recording a fourth solo album, with some material being recorded under the pseudonym Zuper Blahq. In January 2010, a cut from the album, 'I'm In the House', a collaboration with, was released as a single, charting at #29 on the due to strong downloads. In October 2010, a second cut from the album, ', a collaboration with Trinidadian rapper, peaked at #4 on the. In February 2011, a third cut from the album, 'Dance', a collaboration with, peaked at #62 on the.

The music video was directed by, and features a cameo by Natalia. In April 2011, will.i.am recorded four songs for the soundtrack of the animated film, in which he voiced a character.

'Hot Wings (I Wanna Party)', 'Drop It Low', 'Real In Rio' and 'Advice For The Young At Heart', featuring an array of artists including, and. None of the songs managed to chart, however, Will announced that he was going to remix the tracks for inclusion on Black Einstein. In September 2011, a fourth cut from the album, 'Forever', a collaboration with, was released as a single. It was around this time that will.i.am announced that he changed the title of the album from Black Einstein to #willpower. The video premiered on August 26, 2011. In November 2011, Will premiered what is intended to be the album's official lead single, ', a collaboration with and. Will announced via his Twitter that the video for 'T.H.E.

(The Hardest Ever)' was filmed in LA, and that before he returned home, he stopped off in to film the video for the album's second official single, 'Great Times'. In December 2011, a fifth cut from the album, 'Party Like An Animal', a collaboration with singer &, premiered at the HTC Beats Launch party. Will.i.am also announced he has collaborations with,,, and a couple others on the album. He also stated there is a possibility could feature on the album.

Is due for release in 2013. Will.i.am later confirmed that and would also appear on #willpower. In mid-October, confirmed on her Twitter account that she had filmed the music video for the single she was featuring in called '. He was among the performers at the held outside Buckingham Palace on June 4, 2012. The first song broadcast from was his new single, '. He discussed and listened to it with a live audience at NASA in Pasadena, California after it was returned from Curiosity rover. Will.i.am featured in the song '.

It debuted onto radio on July 23, 2012 and was released for digital download on August 21, 2012. He later featured in 's debut single '. It was announced in October 2012 that will.i.am will feature on 's second album on the track 'Crazy Kids'. He also co-wrote and co-produced the Dr Luke produced track. In November 2012, will.i.am released the third single from which was ' featuring.

It debuted in the top 20 on the, eventually reaching a peak of number 3 and debuting at number 2 on the and reaching number one in January 2013 for two weeks. During an interview with, will.i.am confirmed he had collaborated with for his next release ' and premiered the single on the same day it was released onto iTunes in the US the same day and debuted on the Billboard 100 at number 42. In April 2013, will.i.am and 's track 'Let's Go', also from the #willpower album, became the centre of a copyright controversy, with trance producers and claiming that will.i.am used elements of their 2011 track 'Rebound' in his song without permission from the artists or their label. This claim was later backed by, the record label behind and.

Will.i.am's fourth studio album #willpower was re-released in December 2013 featuring several new tracks, including the lead single ' featuring,, and. Will.i.am was also featured in 's song 'It Should Be Easy' on her eighth studio album where he co-wrote and produced several tracks. On April 4, 2014, Will appeared on, where he talked about plans to release his own. He revealed that it can be used as a phone, to store music, and use, and. He also showed a preview of a music video for a song called '. On May 20, 2014, a 90-second snippet was uploaded to. It features American singer-songwriter Cody Wise, is produced by Will and and is written by himself, Cody Wise and. Cisco Speed Meter Pro License Key Download.

It was released on July 6, 2014. In an interview with, Will confirmed that The Black Eyed Peas were getting back together. On April 7, will.i.am released the single ' featuring. A week later on April 14, a new remix of 'Mona Lisa Smile' featuring Nicole Scherzinger was released. Other ventures [ ] Acting [ ] will.i.am first started acting alongside the rest of the members of The Black Eyed Peas in the commercial series 'Instant Def' to advertise. He starred in as the voice of the character Moto Moto.

He contributed a number of tracks to the movie's motion picture soundtrack in collaboration with industry heavyweight. Will.i.am played in his major film debut,, a prequel to the film series. He also guest starred on the CBS drama as, one of several actors who played this role during the series.

He also starred in the 2011, animated film and Rio 2, as a rapping named Pedro, and like Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, he contributed his singing voice to the film's soundtrack, along with his fellow co-stars. Will.i.am played a fathering role in, which uses ' songs as its own soundtrack.

He briefly played himself in the and comedy film. He appeared in the 2016 -nominated documentary film about American DJ and producer, titled. The Voice UK and Australia [ ] On October 25, 2011, it was reported that will.i.am would be joining as a coach. A source said, 'Will is 95 per cent a done deal. He is a big star and loves nurturing new talent. He shoots from the lip, and will not be afraid to tell it like it is. Although, I doubt The Voice will be as bitchy as The X Factor'.

Will.i.am was later confirmed as a coach on The Voice UK, of this he said, 'I'm proud to be doing The Voice UK because the UK was the first place I saw success,' he said. 'It's the place I'm the most creative outside of home.' Cohen added, 'I am thrilled that will.i.am has signed up to be a coach on The Voice. He is a huge star who will bring a unique creativity to the show.' Talking about the differences between the show and X Factor, 'I won’t be a judge on X Factor.

The Voice is different. You can’t even compare the two. One, you have people in the music industry, current and legends, coaching the next generation.

The other format you have judges critiquing, giving their opinions on things when they don’t really know, other than on '. In preparation for the role as a coach, he asked advice from friend and ex- The X Factor judge.

Talking to he said, 'I reached out to Cheryl for advice on keeping your cool, having a poker face, the importance of sticking with the singers – it's their dream, a lot of the times when you have other performers a part of the show, celebrities tend to want the shine so they hog up time. So my whole thing was that I want to do The Voice, but I don't want to hog up time to where the singers up there are looking like, 'Is this about you guys?' In March 2012, it was reported that he had turned his 'plush' dressing room into a recording studio, and 'instead of just listening with his headphones, he has installed some mega bass bins'. On November 26, 2013, will.i.am was announced as a coach for the 2014 series of the of The Voice along with fellow Voice UK judge. Neither will.i.am nor Minogue returned for series 4 in 2015. He has contributed to The Voice UK since 2012.

As well as returning for the sixth series of The Voice UK, which is now on from 2017, he will also be a coach on the first series of the UK Version of. Fashion [ ] Before joining The Black Eyed Peas, will.i.am attended the in Los Angeles. In 2001, he began designing his own signature clothing line, i.am, which made its official debut in 2005 at the Magic Apparel Trade Show in Las Vegas. In 2007, will.i.am teamed up with Blue Holdings to design a premium denim collection, i.am Antik, that was scheduled to debut in August 2007 at the Project Show in Las Vegas.

Will.i.am instead had new partners and was launching i.am. Will.i.am is currently being sued $2 million for abandoning the project for which, the label states, he was obligated until 2016, but will.i.am insists it is already over. Other activities [ ]. Will.i.am speaking at the 2011 kickoff at with will.i.am appeared at the kickoff event for the 2011, held.

He stated that he is 'a big fan', and that the newly unveiled game was 'dope'. He also performed a concert for FIRST at the 2011 FIRST World Championship at the. Will.i.am appeared in concert with the Black Eyed Peas as a part of a special concert for 2011 FIRST Robotics Championships. It was recorded for a special aired by ABC on August 14, 2011 at 7 pm. Will.i.am continues to support FIRST, and at the 2013 FIRST World Championship he became the first recipient of the Make It Loud award, which is given to the person who has contributed the most in increasing the awareness of FIRST to the general public.

In January 2011, named will.i.am as director of creative innovation, with input in developing smartphones, tablets and laptops. In January 2012, he appeared on the TV series, as the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car, where he claimed he was starting his own car company called IAMAUTO.

Will.i.am has made history by being the first artist to stream a song from the surface of Mars on August 28, 2012. The event took place at 1 p.m. EDT) Tuesday, Aug. 28, at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, Calif. Song title: Reaching for the Stars. Expanding his forays into iPhone accessory development, will.i.am has announced plans to release a camera enhancer that will 'dramatically enhance the clarity and definition of iPhone photographs,' by making the 8-megapixel sensor into an effectively 14-megapixel one. Termed the, the device is said to be the first in a series of 'digital real estate' for the singer.

In April, 2016 it was announced that i.am+ acquired machine-learning technology Sensiya. Will.i.am was appointed CCO of 3DSystems January 8, 2014 'The German telecom has teamed with i.am+ to market a new smartwatch across European countries.' Since retiring from music he has taken into helping assist the design of Smart Watches for a Dutch company in late 2015 In 2016, The Verge reported that will.i.am would join actress and serial entrepreneur on Apple TV's, calling the trio 'successful' and 'big names' with experience launching companies. On July 27, 2017 i.am+ acquired, the Internet of Things and Smart Home hub platform, from owner for a reported $38.7 million with an additional $20 million commitment, likely earmarked to sustain manufacturing of Wink’s products. Will.i.am was awarded an Honorary Fellowship by the on November 15, 2017 for his outstanding contribution to the profession of engineering. Personal life [ ] According to an interview with the British tabloid The Sun, will.i.am says he suffers from, a disorder common among musicians who have been exposed to loud music for prolonged periods of time. In April 2013, he stated that he has.

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