A person can learn to care less about rejection. This skill is built through small, repeated experiences. It is like building a muscle.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person can learn to care less about rejection.
This skill is built through small, repeated experiences. It is like building a muscle.
A person can practice caring less about rejection. This practice is like exercise. Start with small rejections. Each small rejection helps build a 'don't care' muscle. Over time, bigger rejections will feel less important.
A student wants to be less afraid of asking questions. The student starts by asking a very easy question in a large class. The teacher does not call on the student. This is a small rejection. The student tries again the next day. This practice helps the student feel less worried about being ignored.
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