4 Ways To Overcome Naysayers & Doubters

No matter what your goals or ambitions whether for business, family or self-improvement. Majority of the time it always seems to be someone who has negative opinions on whatever you’re trying to do. This may be people who are close to you i.e. family or significant others.  Often times we don’t realize how naysayers can affect us in our daily lives. So today we will share 4  methods to overcome naysayers.

  1. Believe in Yourself:

Having a strong belief in yourself can help us cut out the empty noise that comes from naysayers. Once we believe in ourselves we won’t let their opinion sway our self-belief.

 

  1. Safeguard Your Dreams/Goals:

Often times when we have a dream or goal we love tell everybody, because we are excited. This is not always the best option will try to overcome naysayers. A lot of times the best choice is to keep our dreams and goals to ourselves.

 

  1. Ignore Them:

This is a very simple concept just don’t listen when people are negative or try to persuade you not to follow your dreams.

 

  1. Focus On Your Vision:

Instead of letting other people opinions create negative thoughts in your mind.  Stay focus on your vision or  goal  by starting to accept that we all fail sometimes. Success is inevitable if you keep learning, growing, and believing in yourself.

Final Thoughts 

Once we stop denying that we have naysayers in our life we can move forward towards the path of greatness. Have you experience naysayers in your life how did you handle it? Comment below & if you liked this post please share!

 

 

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About Jay Colby

Some would categorize me as an entrepreneur, life coach, son, friend and all of the above. I’m just another person trying to find my way in this world. Until recently, I was unsure what my path in this life would consist of. Like many others I was between I know what I want to do but not sure if that’s what I’m supposed to do. I am currently finishing my degree in something that has nothing to do with becoming a writer or entrepreneur so automatically it qualifies me to become one right! Follow me as I go through this journey called life to impact and encourage one person at a time.
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13 Responses to 4 Ways To Overcome Naysayers & Doubters

  1. lorriebowden says:

    Hi Jay…I’ve got one sitting about 15 feet away from me right now!! I am in the process of figuring out how to handle it….but I know one thing…I have to keep my own energy in LOVE…and not be brought down into a different vibration! Blessings for a wonderful week!

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  2. chocolateandconfident says:

    A lovely read indeed. I’m always so tempted to tell all my friends & family my goals and dreams and I have to admit I don’t always get the positive outcome I would have expected from them. I guess your second point is something I need to work on. Thank you😃 http://www.chocolateandconfident.wordpress.com

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  3. How do I handle it? I have a very long list of people I haven’t handled yet…that’s a joke. I typically use humor as a defense mechanism when someone says nay to me.

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  4. Niirmala says:

    Thank you for sharing this. It is very helpful for me, now that I am experiencing doubts from people I am working with. Every time I have an idea and work on it, something always happen. Some people just jump right in, so they can be part of the picture, to think I did all the hard work from scratch. What I did was just to give space to myself so I can process by brain how to respond to it. I kept quiet for now. I want to respond in a more professional way.

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  5. mimionlife says:

    Great insight Jay! We need to remember that negative talk is not from God. There may be naysayers in our life, but we can’t let them take control of our thoughts.

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  6. Ikeshia M says:

    Great post but here’s my issue….I have just started my own small business and so far I’ve had a lot of support. My father-in-law actually made the first investment in my business. Everyone keeps giving me high praise, so much so that I’ve been overthinking it. I feel like they are just being nice and not wanting to hurt my feelings. I’m trying my best to take it for what it is. How do you move forward when you are the naysayer?

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  7. This is so true we must stay away from negative people. They aren’t good for us in the first place.🚨🎯🌎🎯🚨🎯🌎
    Thank you for these note taking tips.

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  8. I love your posts. 😘
    I really need them.

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  9. sure12 says:

    Great advice, we must stay focused to achieve the wonderful results we want.

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  10. sure12 says:

    Great advice, we must stay focused to achieve the results we are working towards.

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  11. Misha says:

    I definitely had to do with naysayers, and I find the best thing to do is to set about proving them wrong.

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  12. Hope says:

    Great post! Especially watch out for someone who you think is a friend, but they always they you know everything they do is correct, what you do is not so correct.😣 Love the ones where you don’t even has to say a word,😶 the whole conversation is about them. 😕One thing I like is YOU know all their business but they know NONE of mind. ☺Have a great day! 🤗🤗

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  13. Number 2 is very important for me. I always tend to tell everybody every single thing I want to do whenever I get the idea to do something. I need to remember to not tell everybody what I’m doing or planning to do. Overcoming naysayers and doubters are very important to me because I’ve had lots of them in my life.

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