NO REJECTION, NO GLORY
You need to Faced the Fear of Rejection to Succeed in Life
Everyone fears rejection. Even those who appear confident in their own skin and unafraid of the world around them are human. That means they have insecurities and are wary of potential dangers.
Rejection is one of those dangers, especially for people who have big aspirations and dreams but aren’t exactly sure how to make them happen. How do you go about pursuing your passions, career aspirations, or business ventures without being afraid that someone might say no to you? The answer is courage! Even if it makes you feel like a vulnerable little kid again, facing your fear of rejection is essential to success in life.
Here are some coping strategies and word of encouragement that also works for me at my lowest
Know Your Fear of Rejection and Why It’s There
Before you can conquer your fear of rejection, you need to understand why you feel what you feel. Fear of rejection comes from a variety of places. You might be afraid that people won’t like you. You might be anxious that you don’t fit in. You might even be worried that you aren’t good enough to be accepted by others. Start paying attention and identifying what exactly your fears are. This will help you better understand your fears and where they’re coming from. It’ll also help you pinpoint what you need to do to overcome your fears. Being rejected is scary, but it doesn’t mean you’re a failure. People are different, and everyone has different tastes and preferences. What works for someone else might not work for you. Embrace that! Being different is a great thing, and what makes you unique is what will make you shine. If a particular path doesn’t work out for you, try something else. There are lots of options out there, and you’ll eventually find the right fit.
Stay Focused on the Bigger Picture
It can be tempting to get hung up on one negative thing but stay focused on the bigger picture. It’s easy to get caught up in thinking that one rejection means you’re a failure and always will be, but don’t let it get to you. Instead, think about the bigger picture. What does this rejection mean for your future? What does it mean for your aspirations? Focus on how you can use this rejection as a learning experience and propel you forward. It might sting, but it’s ultimately for the best. Nothing comes without a bit of pain and a lot of effort. Sometimes you have to fail to succeed, and that’s okay. Rejection is a part of life, and you can’t let it consume you. It’s a part of growing and evolving as a person. You will make mistakes and you will learn from them. You might even learn things that help you in unexpected ways. Stay positive and know that this rejection doesn’t have to have any bearing on your future.
Understand You Can’t Control Everything
No matter how hard you try to please everyone and be everything to everybody, you can’t. You can’t control how people feel about you or your creations. You can’t make everyone like you or like what you do. You can’t control how they respond to your requests. You can’t make them see things from your point of view, and you can’t make everyone love you. Sometimes you just have to let go and understand that you can’t control everything. You might think being more confident and outgoing will help you feel less afraid, but you actually need to work against that urge. Trying to be something you’re not or putting more pressure on yourself to be liked will only cause you more anxiety and frustration. The less pressure you put on yourself, the more natural and genuine you will be.
Commit to What You Want And Who You Are
Often, the best way to overcome your fear of rejection is to commit to what you want and who you are. You have to know what you want in life, and you have to be willing to commit to it. You have to be willing to be yourself and stand up for what you believe in. You have to be willing to put yourself out there and risk rejection. You have to be willing to fail. You have to be willing to make mistakes and learn from them. You have to be willing to let your light shine, even when it seems scary and like everyone else is in the dark. You can’t let your fear of rejection hold you back from living your best life. You have to be willing to take risks and be open to change. You have to be willing to learn from your mistakes and keep going despite all of the challenges. You have to be willing to say no to things that don’t feel right and yes to the things that do. You have to be willing to let your light shine and let people see who you truly are.
Take Action Despite Rejection
At the end of the day, it’s all about taking action despite rejection. You can’t let fear paralyze you. You have to be willing to put yourself out there, even if it makes you uncomfortable. You have to be willing to fail and learn from your mistakes. You have to be willing to pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and keep going. You have to be willing to learn from your mistakes and push through the negative feelings. You have to be willing to let go of what you can’t control. You have to be willing to trust yourself and your abilities despite what others might think. You have to be willing to go out there and make mistakes and fail, and learn from them. You have to be willing to put yourself out there and commit to what you want and who you are despite rejection. You have to be willing to make mistakes and fail, and learn from them. You have to be willing to put yourself out there and commit to what you want and who you are.
I think this is just one of the effective ways to handle rejection..
Hello there. You’re absolutely right- everyone fears rejection, even motivational speakers who talk about it. The best way to get rid of rejection is to mastermind it and find your way out.
Thanks for sharing.
Fear is one of the greatest killer of success and that is why we need to avoid it...
Your title says it all, glory always comes after rejection but only if you can pull through after getting rejected.
Yes at times the price for glory is bouncing back after a rejection. Rejection is never the end of life.
An amazing contribution, cheers 🥂 @offia66