When rejection becomes our truth even for a finite time, redirection can help with that, redirecting ourselves into a new life. Turning something harming and negative into something positive can bring about different outcomes.

Rejection isn't personal

Rejection isn't personal. When something or someone is rejected, it is because it doesn’t fit, not because it’s not worthwhile. It is important we perceive rejection differently, learn to understand and move on from rejection and put it to good use.

Not all rejection is negative. Instead, when we see rejection as an ability to reassess, the world around us becomes bigger and our perspective becomes clearer. Rejection can lead us on to bigger and better things. When we use rejection for redirection purposes, we open new doors with more opportunities.

The many facets of rejection

We learn, grow and change. Rejection also teaches us integrity, resilience, strength and grace. Rejection is perfectly timed, it happens for a reason, rejection allows us to reassess our abilities, so that we become more acquainted with different parts of ourselves. When we take it as personal we fail.

Things happen for a reason, rejection becomes perfectly timed; it forces us to look at our situations anew through a cleaner, clearer lens. Around my disability it is exactly as I have done.