bhaskar saikia

Think about it for a moment—do you have a hater who’s actually doing better than you? The answer is simple: no.

Why? Because people who are truly doing well in life don’t waste their time on hate. They’re too busy building, creating, chasing dreams, and working on themselves. Progress leaves little room for bitterness. Growth doesn’t coexist with gossip.

It is only those who are stagnant, those who feel left behind, who spend their energy hating others. Hatred becomes their distraction, their excuse, their pastime. While achievers are focused on reaching new heights, haters are focused on pulling others down.

And here’s the irony: the more you strive for greatness, the more hatred you attract. Success doesn’t just inspire admiration—it also exposes envy. The moment you rise above the ordinary, you become a mirror reminding others of what they are not doing. For some, that reflection is too uncomfortable, so they turn it into resentment.

So if you have haters, take it as a sign—you’re moving. You’re growing. You’re daring to do something that unsettles those stuck in the same place.

Greatness will always fuel more hatred. But remember, no one doing better than you has the time to hate you. They’re too busy climbing their own mountains.