Why rejection is important?

”Rejection is more valuable than inaction. All that I have learned until now has been because of rejection. Inaction didn’t teach me a thing.”

– Neeraj Agnihotri, Procrasdemon – The Artist’s Guide to Liberation from Procrastination

Have you ever received a rejection or felt like whatever is happening is leading towards utmost rejection?

Hello everyone! Today we will discuss all and everything about rejection and why it is important just as happiness. Today more or less every human being on earth has received the essence of rejection if not all.

First rejection is a mental feeling where you feel ignored or unwanted because of the prevailing issue. It is very important just like happiness like getting the first salary or getting married to the right person. Rejection is equally important.

How ?

1. Rejection teaches us to balance both happiness and sadness.

2. Rejection helps us to analyse the situation again and ask ourselves do we want it.

3. Rejection helps us to look after our mental health again and keep us busy finding new methods of life who will not bother us with rejection again.

4. Rejection helps us to prioritise the things which are very important which are less important and everything.

5. Rejection opens the gate to other opportunities in life. Other opportunities, it means better or even other skills.

In this 21st century rejection and being rejected is a part of the journey. We don’t even have the crucial time to cry over the loss other than anything to do with living organisms.

But these all seem utterly boring and lack emotionless but in this era, this is what we see and what we need to confront every moment. It’s not glorifying the wrongness but rather it’s the practicality of this era.

So if have felt rejected then only you will feel the sweetness of success. People get demotivated easily, they lose jobs, their work is not being appreciated, and marriages break down at the last moment.

But breathe in and breathe out. Things will have better reasons to bloom. But what is in your hand is hard work and skill development. You do your best situation will do its rest.

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-Written by Sayoni Mahapatra Chatterji

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