Rejection as a Stepping Stone - Noah Kagan

And I think it's a really good lesson for all of us to think if your, your life is literally a story. Mine is, Sharath is, everyone's is. But the coolest part is we're the authors. Literally, you're the author of this amazing story. And it can be as amazing as you want it, or it could be as lame as you want it, and you get to decide. And so I do find it helpful then to also think about, as we talked earlier on, like, write your story for the end of this year. I do that every year, my fantasy, like, ah, this year did it. And guess what? The fantasies almost always come true. And if not, they come pretty damn close. So I don't think there's one magic fix for failure or rejection, but I think you can look at it positively. You can have an outcome of the future and then you get back up again and