4 Steps To Let Go Of Your Need For Approval At Work | Melody Wilding
A constant need for approval in the office can derail your professional development. Here's 4 steps to shed your approval-seeking ways at work.| Melody Wilding
Two students argue that normalizing failure and rejection can have positive effects on growth.| The Temple News
A constant need for approval in the office can derail your professional development. Here's 4 steps to shed your approval-seeking ways at work.| Melody Wilding
Uncover the profound wisdom in life’s rejections. Learn to reframe disappointment and transform closed doors into open roads on your journey to purpose.| Life Inspiration
By Diana Friedman In 1971, my mother published her first book—a Dell Pocketbook guide to employment for female liberal arts graduates. I spent my childhood watching her hunch over her typewriter, p…| The Brevity Blog
I remember the first time a journal editor rejected my article. I sat staring at the email, feeling like someone had just deflated my academic “balloon”. I had poured my heart and soul into that ma…| Voices of Academia
There are so many guides on becoming a freelance writer online that I almost don’t want to write this one. But I will, because I’ve read hundreds of those guides and in none of them—at least as far as I can remember—I found the lessons that I’ve learned over the last year and a half as a freelancer.| Kadambari
The other day I was chatting with my good friend Julie, the Julie I walk and pray with—I have many Julies in my life. I was explaining to her my shoulders are disproportionally large for my body. I apologized to her because my sizeable shoulders were atmospherically leaning over the table. Disagreeing, she said I| The Phoenix Spirit
The most effective way to overcome rejection in sales is to increase your prospects. Prospecting dampens rejection. Rejection stings. The mor| Lend Me Your Ears
When a mailbox provider rejects or defers an email it sends back a message explaining why. Those messages begin with a three digit number (starting with a “5” for rejections and a ̶…| Word to the Wise
