The Best Way To Handle Rejection of ANY Type

Learn the best way to handle rejection so that you can easily move on!

Best way to deal with rejection:
Every one of us at some point in our lives has experienced rejection. Maybe you’re dealing with rejection from women or men, rejection from a parent, being passed over for a promotion, excluded from a social engagement, or being told ‘no thank you’ after pitching a proposal. And no matter how many times you go through it, it always has a bit of a sting. Some rejections are more difficult to take than others, depending on your level of emotional involvement. When we are highly invested, the rejection can be heartbreaking; a lower emotional investment may mean it’s little more than an annoyance. You can learn how to deal with rejection from a crush or how to deal with rejection from friends.

How to deal with being rejected → Reframe it
Part of dealing with rejection is learning to reframe it and move forward. Was this really going to change your life? Have you truly lost anything that was good and valuable? Will there be other relationships, other jobs, other opportunities? Do you really want to be somewhere that you are not wanted, valued, or completely adored?

There’s no doubt about it, rejection can be wounding. Do what you need to take care of yourself, acknowledge your feelings, tend to your bruised ego, and then simply move on; I guarantee the path ahead is always brighter.

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