You can decide to interpret rejection as evidence of someone’s perception rather than as evidence of your flawed nature.
The area rug that is beautiful to your best friend might be hideous to you, and that’s okay. Everyone is entitled to his or her own opinion, but an opinion doesn’t determine whether a rug is truly pretty or ugly. The rug just is.

 Judgment is subjective

<ul><li>Estimate how many people you’ve met in your entire life. </li><li>Count the number of people who have severely rejected you. </li><li>Divide the second number by the first, and you’ll see how the result rarely exceeds 1%.</li></ul>
Is 1% significant?

People who reject you are the minority

Your self-love and respect for your uniqueness will trump the negative emotions brought up by rejection.You might not feel happy about being rejected, but you will bounce back quickly.

Your self-approval matters

Learn to see rejection as proof that you’re brave enough to take on risks and to participate in the wide realm of experiences available on this planet. Feel empowered by what you have accomplished.

Rejection and experiencing life

You can be aware of the unpleasant experience, but if you don’t focus on it, you’ll take away its power.
Place your attention on the positive feedback and support you receive from others. Being consciously aware of the people who have encouraged you will allow you to align with high-energy emotions and positive situations.

Don't focus on the rejection

Although rejection is subjective, you could decide to use the experience as an opportunity to contemplate your current behaviors and determine ways to grow and become a better person.

Rejection and growth

"Live your life for you not for anyone else. Don't let the fear of being judged, rejected or disliked stop you from being yourself." ~Sonya Parker Hearing this word probably makes you think of not being good enough or not reaching certain standards.

People who reject you are the minority

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