A young man took an exam for a job after finishing his studies, but he didn’t pass. He tried applying to be a teacher at a private school to spend his time, but he wasn’t accepted, even after going to about four schools multiple times.
He then went downtown and tried a selection test and interview to work at a big shopping mall, but he couldn’t get that job either.
He faced rejection a lot—because of his looks, low grades, and not being able to speak well.
He really struggled with having no opportunities, being unemployed, and his family’s poor situation. His mom and dad kept urging him to do something.
So he decided to open a small fast food and drink shop in the market near his home. And that’s how he achieved his goal. He made and sold food every day.
His daily earnings were good. Bit by bit, he improved and expanded his shop. It became bigger, and people considered his shop the cleanest and tastiest. Eventually, he opened a large hotel and restaurant in the city. Now, he earns around two- three lakhs a day from it. Today, he’s a millionaire.
One day, a friend asked him, “How did you get so rich?”
He replied, “It was my rejections that brought me here. There have to be rejections in life, because every rejection in your life can lead you to a better place.”