Whenever I'm faced with rejection in the workplace, I just know not to take anything personal. If I'm getting rejected, trying to like upsell something, I know that it's not personal from the customer. And I think that this is actually one of my greatest strengths is not minding like something like rude customers being rejected by customers over and over, I think I have thick skin with it. And I think that if the customer is being like critical, then I can take their feedback and use that to improve myself. Or if a workplace is like being critical, I've asked for promotions at a previous job and I didn't get it at first. And I actually use like some feedback that they gave me to go work on that in the workplace. And then I asked for the same promotion again, a few months later, and I ended up getting it and I would have never gotten that or been as effective as I was, if I didn't first face that rejection. So I think that I've learned that rejection is a good thing because it teaches me and I think that I'm good at facing it.