Are You Afraid Of Rejection? | The Mindset Mentor Podcast

Are You Afraid Of Rejection? | The Mindset Mentor Podcast

In this episode of the Mindset Mentor Podcast, we explore the topic of rejection and how to overcome the fear of it. Learn why rejection happens, the power of "no" in personal growth, and how to reframe your mindset to use rejection as a tool for success.

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[evanoeltjenbruns]

this is your 3rd episode, on fear of rejection. i know that because i just looked a few days ago. I started a sales career recently and was having a pretty hard time dealing with the no. the last 2 days i feel I've grown so much, not taking them to heart and am making so much more progress so thank you Rob!

[AllieFrazier-vjrl]

I freakin needed this today. I had a job for two weeks and for no reason was told that i did not “fit in” with the dental office. I take things like this VERY hard. But I am going to use this as a “spotter” and become a stronger version of me.

[NPPK]

One of the best episodes of handling the fear. Thanks a lot Rob 🙏🏻

[markgreeno]

Great content, Rob.I am a business owner it happens all the time. But the 75% of yes keeps up going. But in the wintertime in Wisconsin, there is a lot of no's. Thank you, great job 🙌

[FarahAbdi-sctf]

Thanks a million Rob Dial
I am listening to your podcasts everyday and they have been excellent for my mental and physical health & vitality.
Farah

[shintalestari]

That's absolutely right Rob, I always avoid to do phone call. Thank you, your video really help me to build a new mindset.

[justineweather]

My motivation speaker. Thanks for your message 🙏🏾

[allieast]

Hey! This podcast is great and I’ve been listening since December last year. The topics are fire and easy to understand. Anyways, thank for offering value to the world 😊

[centralfloridapropertyvideos]

Great info! Sharing with my office. ❤️

[sushilpednekarids-e]

If you open up to the world, world will open up to you 🚩

[vegas]

1) This episode really resonated with me. 2) You have an amazing confident voice. It's your greatest tool for getting your positive message out to the masses. 3) Do you have the link to the video of the guy who failed 100 times. - Thanks

[AtticusDenzil]

It's not really about fear of rejection if one tries many times, it feels boring and like a real waste of time after annoying chore. Ok so if I got rid of fear and I keep getting rejected what next? It's dull. You even give an example where someone gets rejected hundreds of times, I mean you can understand why some might get bored or think there might be a better use of their time after a while.

[suladaly]

A true story happens to me early this year. I have always wanted to be a Theatre Nurse but got rejected due to health concerns. I applied to St Johns as a EMT and was so eager to get the job. I got rejected, saying that I had to loose weight (I was 105kg back then ) and after 6 months I can apply again.. I got very discouraged and mad at them. Around the same time I was trying to figure out who I was. I blame anyone that comes to my mind, my diseased parents for giving birth to me then died. Anyway, at one time I said to myself, I have a family to feed and I have so I applied to a job to the city we’re currently living and got accepted but I really didn’t want to take it. So I reminded myself that I have always wanted to work as a nurse in the Theatre, this must be it. I dragged myself out of Auckland and after exposing myself to the job I now am in love with my job as a theatre HCA. Everyday I look forward to work. Thank you for sharing your experience makes me proud that I was able to overcome rejection greatly.🙏🙏

[Crimson-katanas]

I find people are getting "traumatized" from constructive criticism because they take it as a form of rejection. No one can succeed or learn without knowing what's not working... I love constructive criticism similar to your "bad review" because technically it was a good review that seemed bad if it wasn't viewed by you afterwards as constructive criticism

[kaym.]

I love your videos, you put out great content.
Can you consider censoring obscenity? I want to recommend my students to your channel.