Comments on: You Have To Know How To Accept Rejection and Reject Acceptance

By: Adrianna

Adrianna — Wed, 22 Sep 2010 14:30:36 +0000

Thank you for you post. I’ve had lots of rejection this past year. Lots of job interviews but no job. Still I
find it easier to deal with a rejection in the career world rather than by a person. In the career world there’s
lots of outstanding people competing and employers often choose the candidate best fit for the position.
(Especially in these tough economic times). However when we get a rejection from a person it’s more
personal and there’s more sensitivity involved.
I handled my rejection with dignity and grace. Rejection has helped me become a stronger person. It
hurts in the beginning but eventually the pain of the rejection goes away. One just has to be strong.
Sooner or later something wonderful or someone wonderful will come along.

By: Thomson

Thomson — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 13:05:01 +0000

If you have confidance on your self , it does not matter if others reject or accept you.You will do what you feel right. Automatically most of the time others will accept you.

By: Su Prieta

Su Prieta — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 14:14:23 +0000

Good post. Some of the realization of the power of gracefully accepting rejection comes with maturity and age. We all have to find our way and fight through those horrible feelings when being rejected, but we usually come out as better people on the other side.