It always amazes me how many women there are out there, who for some reason or other are trapped in abusive relationships. For every one of us who escapes a terrible situation, there are many more who are unable to escape and face daily abuse. Nobody should stay in an abusive relationship. You are worth more than that. You deserve better. In fact. You deserve the best.
Senica Evans escaped an abusive situation, and like I did with Fear, Phobias and Frozen Feet has written an inspirational book about her experiences and her escape. It is very cathartic to write about what you went through and use the drama to help others get through a similar situation.
Just as you learn to cope with rejection in your life, as a writer you also have to know how to handle rejection. Senica Evans shares her thoughts on How to Avoid the
Rejection Blues.
Rejection, as defined by Merriam-Webster,
is the act to refuse to accept, recognize, submit to, believe, make use of,
consider, or deny. Rejection is inevitable in life especially in the creative
business. If you want to experience any
degree of success you must first get comfortable with NO. On the other side of
comfort is greatness. Find comfort in the uncomfortable.
Hearing NO is not only uncomfortable; it
brings the grey cloud of negativity. You’ve heard the song with the low melodic
beats and snazzy snarls. The tune carries you down the reminiscent lane headed
straight towards the place where the blues is felt in every word a person
speaks. You know those blues… rejection blues.
Although you’re drawn in, avoid this place in order to reach your
ultimate destination. Here are a few tips on avoiding the rejection blues;
Acknowledge.
Refusing to acknowledge the ‘NO’ will only
allow the associated feelings of negativity and self-doubt to fester and grow.
Once negativity takes root, look out, it takes over. The best response to a
‘NO’ is not to take it personal because the response isn’t about you. It might be bad timing, not a good fit, or
some other reason that has nothing to do with you.
Acceptance.
Hearing NO comes with the territory. You have to develop thick skin and
remember NO has nothing to do with you. No’s don’t indicate your writing skill.
They indicate another’s preference, timing, or preferred style. Accept the NO as part of the job and keep
pressing forward. Perfect matches for your work are out there.
Embracing.
Have fun with the No’s. I’m sure that sounds sort of weird but… you might as
well get used to them since they are a regular part of a writer’s life, or any
creative for that matter. Expect them, welcome them, embrace them… they’re just
bumps along the path.
Let
Go. Move on and quick. Let go of any
associated negative feelings of self-doubt, worry, or not being good enough.
You are just fine and are the best version of you. Take your NO in stride then
let it go. Allow yourself daily reminders (incantations are a great tool) of
your effort and greatness.
The longer you wallow in rejection
blues, the more difficult getting back up and out there becomes. The rejection
blues is akin to being swept away by the currant taking you off course. Stay
active and let the momentum propel you forward. Remember, the best version of
you is already good enough.
Senica Evans as author, relationship coach,
radio host, and speaker is passionate about helping women overcome the
destruction in their life to reveal their true beauty and greatness. As a
survivor of domestic violence, sexual assault, and destructive relationships,
Senica founded SennySen to be a guiding light to women and teen girls. Senica
is the author of Married to Him, an autobiography of the destruction she faced
in her abusive destructive marriage.
Senica is preparing to release her second book later this year; Woman
Free Yourself: A Guide to Healing from Divorce or a Heart Wrenching Breakup by
Starting Over, Rediscovering You, & Crushing Bitterness, Anger, and
Resentment. Visit her at http://www.sennysen.com
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Book
Trailer: http://youtu.be/unu-MN_OQng
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