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Every startup founder should experience the brutal art of rejection. It’s the fastest way to hone your idea, toughen your skin, and grow unstoppable. How many times will you dare to hear "No"?

The Day I Got Rejected... And It Was the Best Thing Ever Let me tell you something you don’t hear often: Getting rejected in sales can actually be the best thing for your business. Wait, hear me out! 🙃 Here’s how it went down: -I had a pitch ready.

if here is someone who knows about technical and have intrest in inovation then please reply my idea is kicking my mind again and again I want to work on this 🤝

I made a mistake Honestly speaking I thought that nobody would read the post and I expressed what was there in my mind It was like, I went out for me from that experience of rejection But little I know I should not take the or like show the perso

When you think about advertising, what comes to mind? For me, it’s a mix of emotions—sometimes it’s that one ad that tells a great story, connects deeply, and stays with you. Other times, it’s just noise, fighting for attention in a world that’s alr

Selling isn’t about being clever. It’s not about throwing mud at the wall and hoping it sticks. It’s about asking the right questions, planting the right seed, and letting it grow. The best salespeople don’t pitch. They help people realize what the

Failure isn’t the end—it’s a stepping stone. Here’s how 5 founders turned setbacks into success. 1.Sara Blakely (Spanx): Failed as a lawyer, turned door-to-door rejection into a billion-dollar idea. 2.Elon Musk (Tesla/SpaceX): Nearly lost Tesla

Whether it be anyone, if people fail to see the perspective then people tend to oppose or disagree There's nothing wrong in that. It has happened many times and will happen again. (Take for example amazon, tesla, netflix etc every damn thing was r

Startup Survival Story - 1 Airbnb: Turning Rejection into Opportunity When Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, and Nathan Blecharczyk founded Airbnb, they struggled to find investors. They were rejected by more than 20 venture capitalists. To survive, they s

I was feeling depressed so I sat down to write code and get my mind off of things. It's 7 in the morning, I have changed about 800+ lines of code and life's good again. I keep forgetting tech is the true god.