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30.2>14 Why do the audience give me such a hard time?

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Hi. Thanks in advance for your help.

I am a part of a panel for a radio show. I consider the panel quite male chauvinistic. My views on the panel however are quite different from most and I'm rather unafraid to speak my views and opinions. The audience for the show always gives me such a hard time by sending out really negative tweets and comments about me. I never say anything, I keep my cool and continue moving. So tonight I received some rather disparaging comments after the show. I mean this is not the first time and I'm almost certain that it will not be the last, but I asked the I Ching:

Why do the audience members say such horrible things about me? 30.2>14
Would the I Ching be suggesting that there's a light within me that they seek to dull? I'm just not understanding how this hexagram would apply to the question. Any feedback will be greatly appreciated.
 
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sooo

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A controversial member of a panel is what keeps a show alive regardless of the opposition they encounter; however skill is required for your influence to find soft ground to take root, something for the audience, though largely biased, to be left chewing on. Even within only a minority, your truth will find its target, and if you make others think, you can continue to walk amongst them in the middle. The only popularity that matters to the executive producers are the ratings the show receives, which translates to their possession: their loss or gain in advertising revenue.

What kind of mail do you suppose Howard Stern received? Rush Limbaugh or Donald Trump? Or on the left, Whoopi Goldberg, Roseann "Rosie" O'Donnell? Elisabeth Hasselbeck has drawn all sorts of fire, yet has taken the No. 1 spot on People With Money’s highest-paid celebrity list for 2015. These controversial figures win rating wars by keeping audiences on their toes. It lends new meaning to the word: popular.
 

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A controversial member of a panel is what keeps a show alive regardless of the opposition they encounter; however skill is required for your influence to find soft ground to take root, something for the audience, though largely biased, to be left chewing on. Even within only a minority, your truth will find its target, and if you make others think, you can continue to walk amongst them in the middle. The only popularity that matters to the executive producers are the ratings the show receives, which translates to their possession: their loss or gain in advertising revenue.

What kind of mail do you suppose Howard Stern received? Rush Limbaugh or Donald Trump? Or on the left, Whoopi Goldberg, Roseann "Rosie" O'Donnell? Elisabeth Hasselbeck has drawn all sorts of fire, yet has taken the No. 1 spot on People With Money’s highest-paid celebrity list for 2015. These controversial figures win rating wars by keeping audiences on their toes. It lends new meaning to the word: popular.

You're absolutely right. The show is a two hour show. I only participate in the 2nd half of the show. (2nd hour) The show host tells me that when I come on, the tweets start flying and the phone lines start lighting up. It's a small platform, however I guess this is the way the universe is preparing me for something larger. I've never ever been the type of person that agrees and follows just for the heck of it. (That's boring) lol.....I've always been a leader, even where my thoughts and views are concerned. I like to go deeper than the surface stuff we live and see daily to get to the root of issues, and most just don't understand.
Sooo your reply I feel just gave me more ammunition to be more powerful in my approach. Thanks for reminding me about why I'm in this position.
 
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sooo

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The show host tells me that when I come on, the tweets start flying and the phone lines start lighting up.
Love it. Maybe you need to gather some evidence of this. Would look great on your resume. If the station uses Arbitron or other rating service, if you can get your hands on one of those reports, you can document audience share during the first and second hour of the show. You're not allowed to photo copy it but you can write down the numbers from it legally. If you could use help knowing which specific stats to look for PM me, but first find out if you could use one from the station.
 

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Ok....will do. He did mention Arbitron to me before. I'll check into it.
 

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