Seriously! How do you handle REJECTION?

When I get rejected i like to stay to myself, and not talk to any one this is how, I deal with rejection, but I am glad i work here at home online, where I don't have to be around, the public too much, i am all to myself.

Yes, rejection really hurts but theres more than that. When you are rejected--be it on a job, a loved one, or at school theres always a reason for it. At first you might wanna think about your shortcomings then followed by solution to it and change your destiny. Learning to accept how things unfold their own ways will definitely help you overcome rejection. Some things are not for us but be optimistic and keep on mind that theres far greater things for you.

I do feel bad after being rejected . And so what I would often do is i would try to stay away from whatever it is before I could even know if I'd be rejected or not. But of course, there would be times that the rejection would be slapped on your face and there's nothing you can do about it but to accept and face it. Just learn to move on and strive to be better next time.

This something we all does not want to go through and I avoid it as much as possible. It hurts me a lot when I get rejected and I sometime get depress because of it. But thanks to good advice to people that I am close to I am able to go through it most of the time although it takes a while for me to move on.

How do I handle REJECTiON? -I am feeling the hurts and then I'm gonna look for the possible purposes why it happened or why it should happened that way and then I'll let myself accept the fact that it's better that way.

It is not serious matter about being sad for any sort of rejection in some areas in general. It would be a great chance to better try for second time. It is rather a keen test for our patience. Failures, rejections, unfortunates....these are all common things for human being for every life. Just take it easy to get failure in some attentions and go forwards with a new fulfilled strengths.

Rejection is something we all have to deal with. I think when our self-esteem is low rejection bothers us more. When I was in my late 20s I sold Electrolux vacuum cleaners and other floor cleaning machines like shampooers and buffers. I had to get out and knock on doors. I got rejected a lot. I usually was allowed into one out of every 30 doors I knocked on. That's a lot of walking in a neighborhood just to get in one door. Just when I get in and start demonstrating my machines, I'm hoping the potential customer buys from me. Chances are, I will get rejected. But I can't give up. I start knocking on more doors. My perserverance pushed me on to sell a machine and I made a good commission. I could have quit because my feelings got hurt from being rejected, but I didn't let that stop me. I believe you have to view rejection as a learning experience instead of a hurtful one. What good would it do me to feel sorry for myself all the time? Rejection is part of life. Not everyone will like us, and not everyone will say yes to us.

I tend to take rejection pretty badly too but it depends on how and who rejected me. If its about a job then I take it as personally as I can. If its a friend then I might be sore about it for a couple if days but after that I will be fine. Our friendship is far more important than dwelling g over something as petty as a rejection which I'm sure have a vey good reason.

For sure, 2 months ago I've been rejected by a big company. I have followed 3 interviews, logical test, decision making test and psychology test, all of the interviews and tests were passed. But I was really shocked when the HR staff called me that I was failed in the medical test. They suggested me to go to lung specialist doctor to take the medication. I didn't mind when they rejected me, because I can know my health condition. In other cases of rejections, I will be very sad, but I will never to give up, and learn from the failures that causing rejection on me.