Each time I thought I was rejected from something good, I later realized it was life’s way of redirecting me toward something even better. At first, rejection feels like a door closing—a painful “no” that shakes our confidence and clouds our vision. But often, it’s not the end of the story; it’s a redirection, a nudge toward opportunities or paths we hadn’t considered. When one dream falls away, it clears the space for something greater to enter, even if we don’t see it right away. Looking back, I’ve learned to trust that these moments of “no” are actually blessings in disguise. They teach patience, resilience, and faith in the journey. Instead of dwelling on what didn’t work out, I focus on what’s unfolding—a better match, a new lesson, or a chance to grow in unexpected ways. Rejection isn’t failure; it’s a reroute to a destination that’s more aligned with who I’m meant to become.