The April contest #1 by sduttaskitchen|Acceptance Requires Courage!

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Hi friends, welcome to my blog! I would love to share my thoughts concerning the subject matter and I hope you enjoy every bit of this piece, let's get right into it guys!

Do you believe Acceptance Requires Courage? Your viewpoint!

In the context of this contest, I would say yes, acceptance requires courage. It takes courage to admit defeat and either move on or try again. Experiencing failure or unpalatable situations that makes one look weak is not really easy to accept, many people often die under weight like this because they lack the courage to say now it's enough!

It's funny how people think accepting an obvious defeat is "cowardice", nah it's not. It is only referred to cowardice when you're trying not to admit to the obvious by doing all manner of things that give you that sense of control over a situation that you have obviously lost control over.

Accepting defeat is not the end of life, a positive minded person would see it as an avenue to become better. He goes back to ask himself, how did I fail, what did i do wrong, how did I get into this mess and all, when he get answers to all of these questions, he can only come back stronger and eventually victorious. What seems like a cowardly act becomes the foundation for the victory.

How can one handle rejection positively? Share a few points!

Rejection is part of life, one should always prepare his or her mind to hear the word "No" or experience disappointment again and again. Not everyone around would like you. There are times the system or odd would just be against you but are we suppose to allow it weigh us down? Absolutely No!

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If you're rejected do not feel bad, those who have rejected you are not the only set of people in the world. We have over 9 billion people in the whole world and only a fraction not even up to 1% is rejecting you,why should you be so brothered.

Some of the most successful people in the world today were rejected multiple times before their final breakthrough and global acceptance. Just understand that rejection doesn't define your worth so never bring down your self esteem because you got rejected, Never!

Again I say, reflect on the situation that led to the rejection and pick your lessons especially if it was largely your fault and then finally, do not dwell there, move on as there are still many opportunities to explore. Do not allow it to define you.

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How do you glance at these two words, Courage and Acceptance? Explain!

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Looking at it contextually, I would say courage helps you accept the reality of things. Naturally, it's hard to accept the reality that stares at us in the face but with courage we can always accept them, learn from them and move on with our lives.

I think I've been able to do justice to this topic. I hope you found my piece interesting, kindly do well to share with me your thoughts with me in the comment section. Gracias!

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