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Ep. 460 How to maximize opportunity post rejection

Ep. 460 How to maximize opportunity post rejection

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 When rejection hits. I was rejected. It wasn't a dramatic, life-altering rejection by any stretch. However, what happened because of it was mind-blowing in the best possible way. It was a God-wink, a divine intervention. I'll explain what happened, but the emphasis is on how to create opportunity from rejection. In other words, make lemonade out of lemons. Gut reaction You can create opportunity from rejection Jesus, in all His power, glory, and perfection, was rejected Rejected by friends and authorities If Jesus was rejected, we will be rejected too. Jesus handled His rejection with grace and leaned into the authority of God the Father. He could have easily said, "They have rejected me; I will not die for them." But instead, He suffered and died for all of us. No matter our sin, our lack of desire to surrender to Him, or our inadequacies in studying His word and focusing on a relationship with Him, He died to save us. He trusted His Heavenly Father with His life, suffering, and death. How often do we fail to trust, especially when feeling rejected, disappointed, or hurt? Anxiety itself can make us feel rejected When anxiety has a grip on our lives and minds, we may feel rejected. Perfectionism that isn't rewarded. Over control that is fought against. People-pleasing that isn't appreciated. Shame from anxiety may cause us to reject our own needs and desires. All of this can erode trust and harm relationships, leading to more feelings of rejection. A lack of confidence, low self-esteem, or poor body image may also make us feel self-rejection. This rejection, self-rejection, can lead us to feel unworthy of love or healthy relationships, or even God's grace. Society may reject us, but... One thing is certain: we are loved, redeemed, and worthy. How do you respond to rejection? Notice how you respond to rejection or disappointment. With the help of the Holy Spirit and our community, we can create opportunity from rejection Some questions to ponder as you move past rejection and into opportunity Who can you call for support? It's okay to be hurt or feel down after rejection. We need to acknowledge our feelings, but we don't have to stay stuck in them. What activity can you do to reset your nervous system and tap into your creativity so that you don't stay stuck in fight-or-flight reactions? How can you acknowledge this disappointment and then apply what you learned toward the next opportunity? What do you need to know to improve the next time you apply for something, are in a relationship, or when disappointment from rejection hits? When were you previously rejected and everything eventually worked out to your benefit? Journal these questions and use them as a reference point whenever rejection happens in the future. Learn more about Take Back Your Brain with Laurie Hammer Read the full show notes and access all links. Explore Coaching with Robyn. Book Robyn to Speak at Your Next Event/Conference/Workshop
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