Teach Me to Take No for An Answer.....

Re: Teach Me to Take No for An Answer…

I see where you’re coming from. My reasoning that it’s life experience that teaches you comes from my own experience. I had the stringent attitude that AF had, and I always got my way. When someone said no, I would throw the toys out of the pram and eventually get my way. But recently I have been in a few circumstances in which I’ve not been able to change anything, and instead of throwing a tantrum I’ve realised that there’s absolutely nothing I personally can do about it. It’s through those experiences that I’ve actually been able to handle rejection, and in some ways the ability to compromise. I mean sure, I did throw a bit of a tantrum but nothing of value happened, and when nothing happened, I accepted the rejection and moved on.

@AF: I now take the rejection and turn it into something positive. :slight_smile: