Rejection happens to every academic. Papers are not published, grants are not funded, proposals are rejected, and jobs are not achieved. Most academics have many times more rejections than successes.

Rejection from a friend, partner, or family member is a distressing experience. Source: Photo by Dexon Dave Silva Rejection sensitivity, a term coined by psychologist Geraldine Downey, refers to an ...

Starting a business? Get ready to face rejection. From your first pitch to fundraising to growing your team, there’s no part of the entrepreneurial journey that doesn’t have a potential “no” tied to ...

Lynn Schmidt, P-D columnist and editorial board member Feb 27, 2024 Feb 27, 2024 0 Expanded property tax break is costing districts millions. There's a lesson here. Editorial: If so, they will be ...

According to a 2025 report by Holiday Calendar, February 21 is National Breakup Day. This day is usually recognized on the Friday after Valentine’s Day, and the intent is for individuals to assess ...

Veronica Lamarche has received funding from the ESRC, the British Academy, and the Royal Society. Has a romantic partner, or someone you had a crush on, ever hurt your feelings? You’re far from alone.

Work is full of potential rejection. Ask a colleague for a favor, and they may refuse. Apply for a job, and you may not get it. Seek a promotion, and you may be passed over. Submit a proposal to a ...