A really powerful person, in the face of the evaluation of others, can do one thing, is a manifestation of inner strength, this thing is: insist on going their own way, will not care too much about the evaluation of others.
Indeed, everyone has their own way of life, but also have their own pursuits, the last thing we should do is because of the evaluation of others and easily change ourselves, in fact, those who point fingers at you to evaluate you, often do not know what the rules to follow.
When Peter Daniel was in elementary school, his homeroom teacher, Mrs. Philippe, often scolded him harshly: "Little Daniel, your grades are too poor, your brain is too stupid to study, and you don't expect anything to happen in the future." Peter's academic performance was indeed very average, until the age of 26, and he did not mix in his career, which seemed to verify Philip's "prediction". It wasn't until after reading a book called "Thinking to Get Rich" that Peter was shaken, began a transformation, and produced a super bestseller called "Mrs. Philip, You're Wrong."
Indeed, the evaluation of others can never determine your life, in the face of other people's evaluation, whether it is good or bad, do not care too much, especially others have a "low evaluation" of you, let alone pay too much attention to it. You know, even if he is right, it can only prove that you are indeed as he said for the time being, and it does not mean that you will always be like this in the future, choose your own way of life, and insist on taking the right path, then you will always have a day when Dapeng spreads its wings and hits the water for three thousand miles.
In fact, life is like a marathon race, a momentary setback does not prove anything, laughing at the end is the real winner, so, go your own way, let others say it, other people's evaluations often can only represent his personal point of view, and is by no means the truth, let alone a prophecy.
Those who are really strong in their hearts never take the evaluation of others too seriously.
When Beethoven first learned the violin, the technique was very mediocre, but he would rather play his own composition than improve his skills, the teacher thought he was wrong, commented on him, he said: You are not a composer's material, don't be delusional!
Carosso is a famous opera singer whose wonderful singing voice has conquered many fans around the world. However, in the beginning, his parents only wanted him to be an engineer that everyone envied, and his teacher commented that his voice was not suitable for singing, and even if he sang, he would not have much success.
When Einstein was young, he seemed very stupid, speaking and recognizing words very late, far inferior to other peers, and the teacher gave him the evaluation: "Unresponsive, unsociable, and full of unrealistic fantasies in his head." Similarly, Newton, who was once evaluated as a "nerd" by teachers and classmates when he was in elementary school.
The great artist Rodin was admitted to the art academy three times and did not enter it, so much so that his father complained that his wife had given birth to an idiot son, and his uncle also commented desperately: "A widow is unteachable."
When the great writer Tolstoy was in college, he was dissuaded from school because his academic performance was too poor. The teacher commented that he had neither the brain nor the interest in learning.
There are many more examples like the above, just imagine, if these powerful characters care too much about the evaluation of others, so that they are more swayed by the evaluation of others, what will happen? What more will they achieve remarkable results? I'm afraid the answer is no, it is precisely because they are strong in their hearts, do not care much about the evaluation of others, and insist on taking their own path, and finally obtain world-renowned results.
The same is true of the truth of life, everyone has their own way of life, choose and pursue a full and beneficial life, there is no need to care too much about other people's character, finger-pointing, do not have to feel out of place or too different because of other people's evaluation, self-enjoyment, their own benefits, enough.