As I said before, you're an online entrepreneur and always there will be people who will not agree with what you do.
There always will be people, who will find out about how much money you earn and will send negativity and destructive criticism.
They will never disappear.
Just forget about them, do your work, walk your way toward your goals and you will be happy.
Here are a few advices in terms of how to react to criticism:
Another saying I heard was:
"No matter who we are people will always criticize, scold and/or judge us".
And you can't do anything about it.
This being said, if you want to be successful, earn a lot of money, be healthy and happy, get used to people "teaching" you how to live.
Anyway, I think you get the point.
I wish you all the success in your business and having the right attitude toward criticism sent your way.
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I really think people need to remember that the way in which we do things can make a hug difference!
"Your website sucks" is really not nice, firstly it is not said in a nice way and most importantly it doesn't say why or give any help/ assistance/ advice/ suggestions on how to improve. This makes it a completely worthless piece of criticism to me.
If someone at least says "Your website sucks because.... " I can use this :)
I have received quite a lot of criticism and some of it has been nothing short of ugly. I will take that as a compliment because the only reason I can think of that people will give such nasty criticism in such a spiteful way must be because they are sick with jealousy.
Honestly, you don’t need to put a lot of emphasis on negative energy. It isn’t going to do you any good in the long run.
I think a lot of the criticism is taken wrong or with an emotional reaction. You can give someone criticism without saying it the childish way. For me I am always going to tell someone what I think in person on the internet, but in a way that isn't hurting their feelings. It's not what you say sometimes; it's how you say it.
For me I have heard a lot stuff over the years. In the beginning I used to rush into design and ask for feedback from others. I would get told something looks like a kid did it or it looks like it was done in 1996. Other times big companies have tried to publicly insult my credentials as a business owner.
I used to get really pissed about it, but at the end of the day you have to sit back and look at it and see what positives you can take away from it.
I got better at web design and improved my credentials as a result. So I guess it isn't all bad :)