> That's a weakness to be overcome not a trait to be embraced. Embracing the fact that feeling this way is normal means you can and should brace yourself to ov

> That's a weakness to be overcome not a trait to be embraced. Embracing the fact that feeling this way is normal means you can and should brace yourself to overcome this "weakness". It's interesting that you seem to agree with the essence of this post: Don't let random haters drag you down. Yet your comments come off as oddly negative, seemingly because you don't understand the "pain point" (you obviously would never get hurt by random commenters, but some in the target audience probably would). Analogously, people hating on startups often don't (want to) understand the pain points addressed by the startups they're hating on either.