Rejection isn't a verdict. It's a redirection. It keeps your standards high, your focus clean, and your resolve sharper. Treat each no as data. Learn from it, refine your approach, and move forward with discipline. The next opportunity often rewards the steadiness built right here. That's professionalism under pressure. And that's how momentum is built.
So, what I observed is that the trajectory of my glider wasn't preset. The terminal, at the end, was fully congested with the social shadows, rather social relations, defined as self-centred in my book. I, being detested by these inward-looking fellows, in succession, put the kibosh on. No expectancy or conjecture.
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