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Hate Stops You From Winning
🎧 Podcast Summary: Hate Stops You From Winning – Recap by Two Listeners
Host A :
“Wow… this episode really hit deep. The speaker broke down how hate isn’t always loud or obvious—sometimes it’s subtle. It shows up as jealousy, comparison, resentment, and even bitterness towards people who’ve done nothing to us. And the craziest part? It doesn’t hurt the person we hate—it blocks our blessings, our momentum, and our ability to win in life.”
Host B :
“Exactly! They explained that hate is actually a distraction tactic—it takes your focus off your purpose. It’s mental energy wasted. When you hate, you’re emotionally investing in someone else’s story instead of writing your own. It delays success because you can’t build and battle at the same time.”
Host A :
“Wow… this episode really hit deep. The speaker broke down how hate isn’t always loud or obvious—sometimes it’s subtle. It shows up as jealousy, comparison, resentment, and even bitterness towards people who’ve done nothing to us. And the craziest part? It doesn’t hurt the person we hate—it blocks our blessings, our momentum, and our ability to win in life.”
Host B :
“Exactly! They explained that hate is actually a distraction tactic—it takes your focus off your purpose. It’s mental energy wasted. When you hate, you’re emotionally investing in someone else’s story instead of writing your own. It delays success because you can’t build and battle at the same time.”
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Host A :
“Wow… this episode really hit deep. The speaker broke down how hate isn’t always loud or obvious—sometimes it’s subtle. It shows up as jealousy, comparison, resentment, and even bitterness towards people who’ve done nothing to us. And the craziest part? It doesn’t hurt the person we hate—it blocks our blessings, our momentum, and our ability to win in life.”
Host B :
“Exactly! They explained that hate is actually a distraction tactic—it takes your focus off your purpose. It’s mental energy wasted. When you hate, you’re emotionally investing in someone else’s story instead of writing your own. It delays success because you can’t build and battle at the same time.”
Host A :
“Wow… this episode really hit deep. The speaker broke down how hate isn’t always loud or obvious—sometimes it’s subtle. It shows up as jealousy, comparison, resentment, and even bitterness towards people who’ve done nothing to us. And the craziest part? It doesn’t hurt the person we hate—it blocks our blessings, our momentum, and our ability to win in life.”
Host B :
“Exactly! They explained that hate is actually a distraction tactic—it takes your focus off your purpose. It’s mental energy wasted. When you hate, you’re emotionally investing in someone else’s story instead of writing your own. It delays success because you can’t build and battle at the same time.”