Topic: Dealing with rejection
The Bounce Back: Turning Rejection into Business Direction
Rejection. It stings in any situation, but in the fast-paced world of business, it can feel like a gut punch. Whether it's a lost pitch, an investor saying no, or a product launch falling flat, dealing with rejection is an inevitable part of the entrepreneurial rollercoaster. But fear not, fellow go-getters! Rejection isn't a dead end; it's a valuable detour with the potential to propel you forward.
Part1: Reading
Vocabulary:
- Fast-paced:Happening quickly and with a lot of activity in a short period of time.
- Gut punch:An emotionally shocking or upsetting experience.
- Falling flat:Failing to have the desired impact or effect.
- Inevitable:Certain to happen; unavoidable.
- Fear not:Do not be afraid.
- Go-getters:People who are ambitious and take initiative.
- Bummed:Feeling sad or disappointed.
- Wallow:To indulge in sadness or self-pity.
- Fell short:Failed to achieve something that was planned or expected.
- Tighten it up:To improve something by making it more efficient or effective.
- Deter:To discourage someone from doing something.
Part2: Roleplay
Rejection and recover. – There are some key responses, but how would you finish them? Take some time in groups to think of responses to these these rejections.
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