Life often feels like climbing a steep, rocky path, one where the ground beneath us shifts unexpectedly, and our footing is never entirely secure.  In those moments, what we need most is “true grip”, not just the strength to hold on, but the wisdom to know why we are holding on, and the compassion to steady ourselves when the climb feels impossible.

Rejection is a universal language spoken in the silent pause after a job interview, the unreturned message, the opportunity that slips just beyond reach.  It arrives uninvited, often wearing the heavy cloak of self-doubt.  Yet, within these aches lies the truth we too often forget: Rejection is not a verdict on your worth, but a compass pointing you toward what is truly meant for you.