Jun 15, 2026 · 27 min · 12 segments
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It is people making posts indirectly about you, but are very directly about you.
Sometimes it is that, and I want to say that's going to be on the table too, very much so, but mostly it's people talking about you without ever mentioning you and very publicly talking about you without ever mentioning you.
the private power it doesn't really stop it doesn't need to stop that's the thing when you are at that level you know that there is a lot of public conversations about you and that needs to be okay but that becomes very uncomfortable especially your first time second time you kind of go into a bit of like a panic mode it is also an indicator of if you are really playing a big enough game and And what are you then going to do about it? How do you defend your reputation? I don't mean you have to like batter up at every single one and like hit them all out.
But there are some times, some moments where you're like, no, I need to actually talk about this.
And I had actually launched, I had actually launched the human design babes of HD human design certification at that time.
And everybody was talking about me like, you don't need to go pay someone for a certification.
It was just this, the audacity of somebody putting something out a training for human design.
Like it was just one post after another, after another, after another, after another, after another.
And it wasn't again, directly bashing me, but it was almost worse because it was a lot of my peers and people that I liked making these posts.
And I had to get really comfortable with like, oh, of course, I'm doing something different.
Anybody that trailblazes something, anybody that does something different, anybody that stands out, people are going to talk.
Like when you first start posting online, you know that people are talking about you.
It is people making posts indirectly about you, but are very directly about you.
Sometimes it is that, and I want to say that's going to be on the table too, very much so, but mostly it's people talking about you without ever mentioning you and very publicly talking about you without ever mentioning you.
the private power it doesn't really stop it doesn't need to stop that's the thing when you are at that level you know that there is a lot of public conversations about you and that needs to be okay but that becomes very uncomfortable especially your first time second time you kind of go into a bit of like a panic mode it is also an indicator of if you are really playing a big enough game and And what are you then going to do about it? How do you defend your reputation? I don't mean you have to like batter up at every single one and like hit them all out.
But there are some times, some moments where you're like, no, I need to actually talk about this.
And I had actually launched, I had actually launched the human design babes of HD human design certification at that time.
And everybody was talking about me like, you don't need to go pay someone for a certification.
It was just this, the audacity of somebody putting something out a training for human design.
Like it was just one post after another, after another, after another, after another, after another.
And it wasn't again, directly bashing me, but it was almost worse because it was a lot of my peers and people that I liked making these posts.
And I had to get really comfortable with like, oh, of course, I'm doing something different.
Anybody that trailblazes something, anybody that does something different, anybody that stands out, people are going to talk.
Like when you first start posting online, you know that people are talking about you.
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