We all have
fixed ideas about the rights and wrongs of life. We think that rejections are
bad for us while acceptances are good. But that is not always true. Just as we
learn from our mistakes, so do we from all the rejections that we get over the
years. Rejections are a part of life, they are our guiding light and they help
us grow and evolve. In fact I would even say that rejections are a necessary
part of life – they make us strong and ready to accept any kind of difficulty
in life.
Rejections bring
a fresh flow of energy. This is like a rush of adrenaline which is very important
for anyone but especially so for an entrepreneur. This gush of energy that you
feel after a rejection can be a positive force in your life or it can be a
negative force – the choice is yours. This is what I have learnt from my life
and my experiences. If you use these rejections in the right way, to channelize
your energy in a productive way, then they are good for you – they become the
reason for your success. As long as you trust your instincts, your rejections
will help you do well – they will lead you to success, they will propel you
forward, whether in business or in life.
Rejections are a great source of
motivation
Rejections are
a great source of motivation. They challenge you and make you seek other
alternatives – they make you think about where you have gone wrong and they
help you learn. True, they are road blocks, but not permanent ones, they are
temporary obstacles which can be overcome. They are opportunities for you to
introspect and grow.
Business is
an unpredictable field. It is influenced by factors beyond your control. So if
you think you will always be successful you are bound to be disappointed. Rejections
teach you not to take success for granted. Rejections means that you will fail
sometime but that is okay. Use the opportunity as a means of learning, and you
will go even further in life.
Rejections force you
to consider alternatives. They make you go over what you have done. They make
you re-analyze and maybe come up with even better ways of doing business. They
make you tougher and wiser. They help you become better entrepreneurs – so
embrace rejections
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