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Rejection isn’t personal, but it’s not random either. It’s your offer, your pitch, or your price. What feels productive often isn’t just moves you, not always forward. Excuses add up. You might be the problem. Why? Start there.

My Personal Experience "Despite facing setbacks after graduation, including being denied a joining letter from a company, I've remained resilient. Initially flooded with rejections, I've persisted, applying tirelessly every day. Each rejection only

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Rejected by a VC? Good. Here’s Why. Every “no” from a VC isn’t the end—it’s redirection. The best founders use rejection as fuel. Here’s how: Ask for Feedback – A “no” with insight is a hidden win. Refine Your Pitch – It’s not just your idea, it’s

Grateful for everything. In 2023, ULOG3 was just me. No team, no roadmap,only a vision and the will to move forward. With no answers, I took the first step alone, uncertain of where it would lead. But a journey is never meant to be walked alone

Pinterest founder Ben Silbermann on the 3 lessons he learned about raising venture capital Every founder hears no. Some get discouraged. The smart ones? They turn rejection into an advantage. After facing countless rejections, Ben learned three g

Entrepreneurship: Redefining Failure Many aspiring entrepreneurs fear failure, but missing the target isn’t failure giving up is. The image shows multiple arrows around the target. This represents an entrepreneur trying, adjusting, and learning fro