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S4:E5 - They Hate You Because They Ain't You
When you start winning, the noise gets louder.
And more often than not, it’s not coming from people doing better than you — it’s coming from people close enough to see the win, but not close enough to touch it.
In this episode, Tally breaks down the real relationship between success and criticism — why top performers across industries become targets, and how achievement can turn you into a mirror others aren’t ready to face.
From hip-hop and pop culture (Cardi B, Nicki Minaj) to tech icons like Steve Jobs, the same emotional mechanics keep showing up:
why results get minimized,
why character gets questioned,
and why insecurity often disguises itself as “opinions.”
This conversation isn’t about reacting to the noise — it’s about understanding it, so it doesn’t redirect your focus, your confidence, or your purpose.
If you’re building, growing, or already feeling the pressure that comes with momentum, this episode is your reminder: the criticism isn’t random… it’s part of the climb.
Tap in. Stay locked. Keep moving.
Follow @GothamJungle for more conversations on culture, business, and personal growth.
And join the newsletter to stay connected with everything we’re building.
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By GothamJungleWhen you start winning, the noise gets louder.
And more often than not, it’s not coming from people doing better than you — it’s coming from people close enough to see the win, but not close enough to touch it.
In this episode, Tally breaks down the real relationship between success and criticism — why top performers across industries become targets, and how achievement can turn you into a mirror others aren’t ready to face.
From hip-hop and pop culture (Cardi B, Nicki Minaj) to tech icons like Steve Jobs, the same emotional mechanics keep showing up:
why results get minimized,
why character gets questioned,
and why insecurity often disguises itself as “opinions.”
This conversation isn’t about reacting to the noise — it’s about understanding it, so it doesn’t redirect your focus, your confidence, or your purpose.
If you’re building, growing, or already feeling the pressure that comes with momentum, this episode is your reminder: the criticism isn’t random… it’s part of the climb.
Tap in. Stay locked. Keep moving.
Follow @GothamJungle for more conversations on culture, business, and personal growth.
And join the newsletter to stay connected with everything we’re building.