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The Big Ideas

The Big Ideas

If a person who fears rejection were suddenly unafraid of it, what might she be capable of?”

People could react to the same request very differently.

Any rejection can have hidden upsides, if only we are willing to look for them.

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Rejection can be good too. A motivating book on handling rejection.

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