Learn how to handle rejection as a professional freelance writer with expert freelancing advice in this free job skills video clip.
Expert: Rebecca Sato
Contact: www.zenlife.net
Bio: Rebecca Sato has been a science and health researcher for the past few years. Her goal is to teach people to live a long and healthy life.
Filmmaker: joseph wilkins
this is always a problem with dealing with rejection but you.just have to keep on going.
jetrules2005 7 months ago
@MultiSmartass1 What's hard is the second level of rejection: on the job. When you write an article and it then gets rejected by editors, that's the worst because you will lose potential income.
The worst case of rejection I ever faced was picking up a newspaper I was writing for in Seattle and seeing that my article had been written by someone else. I got bumped off. Shockingly, this paper didn't see fit to notify me of this ahead of time.
MultiSmartass1 1 year ago
Iam sorry Rebecca but your writing is you and if your writing sucks, it means you suck as a writer. It doesn't mean you suck as a human being but you may suck as a writer.
You can get better, you can get smarter, you can get more experience.
Strangely, rejection didn't phase me as much in my younger years as a writer. Primarily because if i get rejected by one publication, I had an article to write for another. I drowned my sorrows in work.
MultiSmartass1 1 year ago
have you taken any courses to become a freelance writer?
sweeleemesa 3 years ago