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“We keep going
back, stronger, not weaker, because we will not allow rejection to
beat us down. It will only strengthen our resolve. To be successful
there is no other way.” – Earl G. Graves
Have you ever been
afraid of being rejected by others?
How do you feel when
others reject you from their “world” or because you didn’t do
something to their liking?
Do you care?
Well the FACT is
that most of us do care AND we let this type of rejection rule our
lives.
The problem is Fear
of Rejection is a MAJOR obstacle that most people never realize is
controlling their lives.
You see, wanting to
be accepted and please others is a very human and natural thing which
begins very early on in life.
HOWEVER…
As we get older and
form our own beliefs, we also seek to belong to and associate with
people who have concurrent beliefs.
At whatever age,
this is when the Fear of Rejection begins.
When we do things
that our social group does not like or is against their beliefs
(regardless of what) we experience rejection in some form.
Rejection comes in
many forms, but is usually NEGATIVITY from family, friends, customers,
or business associates.
This fear of not
belonging or not being accepted often stops our progress.
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So what’s the
solution?
Well, my friend Mike
Litman experienced many rejections, sarcastic remarks and was even
laughed at when he was trying to get his book published.
“Who wants to read a
book with interviews you had with millionaires,” they said.
Little did they know
that Mike wouldn’t let that stop him because, “Conversations With
Millionaires” went on to become an International Best Seller and Mike
a self made millionaire!
The truth of the
matter is that NEGATIVITY and INDIFFERENCE can make you successful
despite what you’ve been told.
Here’s how…
The most successful
people or the high achievers of this world, do things that others
don’t or are not willing to do. They are willing to pay the price for
what they want including experiencing rejection.
They work harder,
they work longer and they take the negativity of others, become
indifferent to what they say and use it to achieve their goals.
Yes, EVEN if its
family.
Some time ago a
friend of mine was taking care of his terminally ill father. He did
anything he could to make him comfortable regardless of his own well
being.
His family said
nothing.
When his schedule
was too hectic to make it to his father for just one day, his family
had endless negative things to say.
This rejection
caused him to avoid being rejected at any cost, even his own health.
He began spending more and more time with his father. Finally his
health DID begin to deteriorate, due to lack of rest and he crashed.
One day he sat and
thought of where he went wrong only to discover that he was avoiding
rejection and trying to please everyone all the time.
Fear of Rejection
clouded his judgment and caused him to risk his own health.
FACT – Rejection
causes reduced IQ and impulsive behavior.
I’ve found the above
to be true, only if we let rejection conquer us.
So your solution…
“BE LIKE MIKE”
Take the negativity,
conquer it with indifference, and use it to achieve your goal, wealth,
health and happiness.
“Dear to us are those who love us... but dearer are
those who reject us as unworthy, for they add another life; they build
a heaven before us whereof we had not dreamed, and thereby supply to
us new powers out of the recesses of the spirit, and urge us to new
and unattempted performances.”
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
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