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Psyche discusses the importance of humility and self-deprecation in building an authentic public platform and fanbase. He shares his approach to handling criticism and trolls by being self-deprecating and vulnerable.
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In this episode, Psyche talks about the value of humility in public platforms ▶ 0:00. He mentions that he often makes fun of himself and shares embarrassing stories, allowing others to critique him ▶ 0:02. Psyche believes that people respond positively to humility, even if they aren't humble themselves ▶ 0:16. He notes that he is very self-deprecating and allows trolls to express themselves, unless they cross a line ▶ 0:08. At ▶ 0:14, Psyche highlights that people appreciate seeing humility in others, even if they don't embody it themselves. The conversation revolves around Psyche's personal approach to building an authentic fanbase ▶ 0:20.
This episode appears to suggest that vulnerability and humility are key components of building trust and authenticity with an audience. Psyche's approach continues the pattern of prioritizing openness and self-awareness in his public persona, which seems to resonate with his listeners.
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No, I I do make fun of my I I've told every embarrassing story about myself. I like I put myself up like let I let all the trolls say whatever they want, you know, most of the time unless they're doxing or something. I I am very u I I am very I I am very self-depreciating. >> people like to see people like to see And like humility and all that, you know, even if they're not humble themselves,
they like to see people be humble and hum like show humility.
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