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#Savaj 177
#Savaj 177
Most of the time people get demotivated and upset when they are rejected, specially when people's work are rejected they get demotivated towards their work. But instead of feeling bad they should ask themselves what did they learn from them who rejected their work, but very few people do it and take the benefits. People who think what did they learn have more chances to do better than them, because they can use other's experiences to grow.
What If Someone Rejects Your Work?
Hello friends and viewers welcome back to my blog, how do you feel today? Let me ask you one question that whom did you see getting successful without any failures? Most of the people answer that everyone they deeply know had seen failures before success. But still most of the people get demotivated and upset when they are rejected. That is not actually necessary to do as they should understand the importance of failure. They get demotivated when their works are rejected, they get demotivated towards those particular work.
Your Attitude Should Be Positive
Though it’s human nature, that they don’t like to be rejected and specially they don’t like to get their works rejected. So, when it happens they get demotivated and upset. That feels them bad and they think to give up on that work. But instead of feeling bad, they should ask themselves that what did they learn more them who rejected their works. They must have learnt something special from them who rejected their works. But very few people focus on what did they learn, but whoever thinks like that can take some benefits.
What If Someone Rejects Your Work?
But there is a problem with people, instead of asking themselves what did they learn and which mistakes were the causes of their work’s failures, they start feeling bad and thinking negatively about that person who rejected their work. But what did I observe is that people who think what did they learn have more chance to do better than before, they can do better than them who rejected their work. Because they can use those people’s experiences for their future growth who rejected their work.
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