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Never Take Rejection As Face Value
Filed Under (business, own business) by kksiong on 26-10-2008
In business, we all face rejections one way or another everday but there are many who are affected very badly by it. It is quite fascinating why another person opinion can have an impact on their life.
A rejection should never be taken at face value.
For all we know, the person who seems to be rejecting us could be faking it. Reason being, he or she is too ashamed to admit that they don’t understand what we are talking about, so to “save face” and not appear ignorant or naive, they could simply say “No, I’m not interested in what you are proposing.”
They could also be preoccupied with other thoughts at that moment and could not fully concentrate on what you were saying. The list of reasons is endless of why a person’s first reaction to us may be something less than positive, and it is wise to give people a second, or even a third, chance to accept the idea we are
proposing to them.
The average person is more of a pessimist than an optimist as such we must break this barrier. We must break through to a higher level in life, relationships, or business, we must break free from the thinking that holds us down to the level of average, or even below average, perception.
The majority of new people we encounter are going to be more prone to see only the limitations of life rather than the great possibilities of life. ” Rejection is an interesting thing. None of us like it, so most people try to avoid it. But if we avoid rejection, we are also simultaneously avoiding success ”
Do not allow ourselves to become too dependent on needing the approval of others. Be a thermostat rather than a thermometer ( e.g. Fixed Goal ) It is important to learn the art of “mastering the mundane”. This means that you have the ability to say the same exact words and paint the same exact picture of your vision or opportunity hundreds, or even thousands, of times to different people and still keep your strong passion and deep conviction flowing with every word you speak. You may have said those words so many times that you don’t even have to think about what you are going to say anymore. This will allow you to put your full concentration on creating the greatest possible dynamics in your presentation.
Truth is always our objective. Excuses are one of the favorite techniques people use when they are trying to avoid committing to any idea or plan that will improve their lives.








