Rejection makes your life better

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Hello everyone to my new blog, so firstly answer me one thing; did your life got easier after rejecting someone or any opportunity? If yes then open yourself up to more opportunities .with this let’s start with my topic rejection makes your life better or we can say easier.

Rejection can be in different ways like in relationships and opportunities, and what makes us to do this? 
Why do we reject in opportunities? If you will accept everything in your life without rejecting some opportunities, your life will be just going in the flow of boring type. You will never get to know about what you have to choose for happiness in your life. Sometimes we don’t get the things without rejection, that what was the advantage and disadvantages of those opportunities. You will always get better opportunities with better circumstance so you will surely love the things the way you want. 
Why do we reject in relationship? As opportunities, in relationships too, we need to be happy and courageous with our partner. Rejection is an important and crucial skill. Nobody wants to be stuck in a relationship that isn’t making them happy. If you are in a relationship you need to be understanding and trustful, if not then you will be always searching for a better person from that previous one. Yet people choose the better things all the time. Honesty is a natural human craving. but part of having loyal in our lives is becoming comfortable without saying word “no” and this makes people lives better with rejection .
Rejection makes us stronger living. People do not grow stronger when everything is working for them, but when they are forced to cope with the unexpected or the undesirable. In this way, rejection helps us by showing us just how strong, resourceful and capable when we really are when the situations go down.
These are the some benefits about rejection are: 
Rejection motivates us to do better things: this motivates us to choose something different in our life.
Rejection teaches patience: this teaches a patience which is very important in our life so we can wait for the things. 
Explore different paths: some paths are shown by the rejection which is good for our running life.
Goals in our life: after rejection our goals changes with opportunities or people in our life which make our life changed so we see the different goals. 
Create opportunities: after rejection we always get better opportunities for ourselves.
Opportunity for growth: we growth with the things happens in our life.
At last I only want to say this that, we need to reject something otherwise we stand for nothing. If nothing is better or desirable than anything else, then we are empty and our life is meaningless. Or we can say we are without values and therefore live our life without any purpose. We always think about something in order to value something like: to value X, we must reject Non-X. Don’t think about anyone if you are thinking about yourself; be confident if you are rejecting what you feel. 
Be accepting, opening up to opportunities, say yes to everything and everyone And you cannot achieve those decade without rejecting alternative . Don’t feel guilty about your decisions once you had taken, move on and make good steps forward. 
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