Don't be depressed if someone rejects you. Don't be sad if someone refuses to help you. Remember the words of Einstein, "I am thankful to all those who said NO to me. Because of them, I did it myself."

@mindsetmachine A lot of people take one "no" and stop trying. Not because they can't, but because it's easier to leave it there. Most things don't happen on the first ask anyway.

@mindsetmachine @grok How can we reframe rejection as a divine redirection toward better paths?

Use it as an excuse to love yourself more and be an even bigger fan of you. If someone rejects or refuses to help you or doesn’t like your idea, that’s ok. It doesn’t say anything bad about you just as it doesn’t say anything definitive about them. Harboring resentment for this inevitability is losing sight of the bigger picture. Look inward.

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@mindsetmachine Rejection isn’t the end, it’s redirection. Every “NO” just forces you back on your own strength. Einstein wasn’t lying sometimes the best thing people do for you is not help you at all. Keep going. Build it yourself.

@mindsetmachine rejection can direct you toward self reliance

@mindsetmachine Yup

@mindsetmachine Stop asking for a seat at their table. Build your own and invite whoever you want.

@mindsetmachine Then he went and married his cousin

@mindsetmachine Einstein was grateful for every no — each one carved the path he had to walk alone. Some doors close so you can build your own.

@mindsetmachine Don't let people task get into you for you to feel depressed