Rejection is about as pleasant as a porta potty.
It stinks, it’s confining and uncomfortable, and when using one, you’re terrified that someone will open the door and expose you at your most vulnerable.
But there’s another way to look at it.
As they say: “It’s not rejection; it is redirection.”
In other words: rejection can often be a good thing.
To that end, let’s explore the emotions associated with rejection and how to reframe eliminations, exclusions, and brutal rebuffs.