Dealing with a hurt can fuel the determination to press on, persevere and ultimately — to succeed.
When you have success, it is OK to celebrate. After all, good things showed up and happy outcomes are like hors d’ oeuvres. When they are passing them on that nice tray, take one, even if you aren’t hungry since they may not come around again.
I do not believe in wallowing, but spending a little time raging against the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, so wrongly pointed at you, is good for the spirit. They have some nerve saying “no,” and that is followed by “I’ll show them the error and folly of their ways.” Harvard Business School rejected Warren Buffett, and Nobel Prize winner in medicine, Harold Varmus, was rejected by Harvard Medical School — twice. Everyone knows the Tom Brady story, picked almost last in the NFL draft.
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