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Don Jazzy Once said, “Learn To Not Care What People Think Of You.”

Michael Collins Ajereh, better known by his stage name as Don Jazzy, the head of Mavin Records, has offered some guidance on how to deal with detractors.

The music industry executive emphasized that while artists were struggling, people didn’t care about them, therefore he urged the public not to let criticism affect them when they achieved their goals.

Don Jazzy emphasized that listening to critics is a diversion as he offered his thoughts on Twitter on Saturday, May 18.

He wrote: “Nobody gives a fxck about you when you are suffering and grinding. If you give a fxck about what people think about you when you make it, then you didn’t learn shit in the come-up and will be back suffering in no time.

“Worrying about what people think about you in your grinding phase and your made phase is a distraction.”

We can’t forget to live our lives because we’re worried about what people will say. The reality of that kind of thinking is this: the people whose opinions you’re worried about are probably not worried about you. 

If you have a habit of worrying about things you can’t control, it would be wise to stop and make a change.

Live with Purpose, Love with Passion. Remember to be happy

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Rose Ajieh

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