How do you shut up a hater?

As a head start, here are five ways to silence them.

1. Get comfortable. It may sound weird to some, but you have to get comfortable with the fact that you will have haters.
2. Be empathetic.
3. Criticism can be valid.
4. Mark your territory.
5. Increase your presence … everywhere.

Why you should ignore the haters?

The single, most important reason to ignore the haters and go on with your business is simple—you deserve better. If someone purposefully treats you unkindly, they don’t deserve to upset you. Continue choosing to see the world through your rose-colored glasses.

How do you respond to a hater?

Here are four steps that help me respond positively to haters.

1. Respond kindly or don’t respond at all. Either way, don’t give them hate back.
2. Let the criticism go, or use it as motivation.
3. Keep moving to your finish line.
4. Pursue what you want to do—what makes you happy.

How do you respond to a hater comment?

Simply put, just agree with them. For example, if someone says, “you’re just a cruel person”; you can respond with, “yeah, sometimes I can be cruel”. This approach leaves your attacker with nothing else to say. It can be a great approach to help “take the wind out of the sails” of the aggressor.

How do you ignore haters?

How to Deal with “Haters”

1. What is a “Hater?”
2. How to Deal with Haters.
3. Ignore it. Walk away.
4. Block online haters.
5. Be kind and respectful, even to haters.
6. Stick with supporters.
7. Remind yourself that comments from a hater are a reflection of them and aren’t really about you.
8. Understand criticism can be a sign of pain.

How do you deal with online haters?

How to Deal with Haters. Ignore it. Walk away. Don’t react or respond to negative comments. If it continues, there are other things you can do. If someone threatens you, report it to a parent, teacher, or other trusted adult! Block online haters.

How to ignore the haters?

How to Ignore Haters Method 1 of 3: Dealing with Bullying or Abuse. Turn the other cheek. Bullies and haters do what they do in order to… Method 2 of 3: Telling Destructive from Constructive Criticism. Note the intent. Sometimes we get feedback we don’t want… Method 3 of 3: Accepting

How do you deal with people who hate you?

Having a friend nearby if you think you might encounter a hater not only makes it less likely that an incident might happen, but also means you’ll have positive reinforcements just in case. Remind yourself that comments from a hater are a reflection of them and aren’t really about you.

How do you deflate a hater?

The key to deflation is to confront the hater without retaliation. You poke a hole in their attempt to control you. If they see that you aren’t vulnerable to their abuse, they may move on. Remove the hater’s audience.