Monday 19 December 2016

Overcoming your Fear of Rejection [Podcast]

We are a social being by our natural design. Therefore, to some degree we can make sense of people reactions to rejection. No one likes to be turned down or turned away. We all want to belong and feel accepted in one way or the other.

However, all that can go wrong. As much as we have the idea that we want to feel loved and accepted, in the real world, things do not go that way.

It is a known fact that not everyone will buy into your idea, like you, appreciate you, compliment you, or even discern your value immediately. It is quite unfortunate that many individuals allow the mere opinion of others get in the way of their dreams, goals, and vision.


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I grew up with complex issues. I lived my life majorly on validations from others. Whenever I didn't get the expected response, I looked down on my self.

If at this point, I decided to record a podcast episode on this subject, you should know fully well that I know what it feels like to be scared of rejection.

You are a leader. You do not have to live at the mercy of people's opinions. You can develop your personal leadership by learning how to deal with the roots of the problem.

 There are three major things you would learn in this episode:
  1. What are the causes of the fear of rejection?
  2. What are the consequences of the fear of rejection?
  3. How to handle the fear of rejection like a Ninja.

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  • What is your key take away from this episode? 
  • What do you think is the major cause of the fear of rejection?     

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