The Rejection
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One fear is quietly holding back your sales, your proposals, your voice on stage and on camera. In two hours, we take it apart.
What would you have already done, if a no didn’t sting?
The pitch you didn’t send. The hand you didn’t raise. The video you recorded and deleted. None of it was a skill problem. It was the feeling that shows up right before you put yourself out there.
One unlock. Six doors.
You don’t need six courses. Fear of rejection is the same lock on all of these. Open it once, and every one of them gets lighter.
Sales
Ask for the yes without shrinking your price or your voice.
Public speaking
Stand up, take the room, and stay in your body while you do it.
Sending proposals
Hit send and get on with your day, instead of refreshing your inbox.
Presenting your work
Show it while it still matters to you, not when it finally feels safe.
On camera
Talk to the lens the way you talk to a friend across the table.
Reaching out
Message the person you admire, ask for the intro, follow up without apologising.
This is not a webinar.
No pitch at the end.
You pay for the work, and the work fills the whole two hours. Nothing is waiting to be sold to you at minute 110.
No going back to when you were four.
We don’t need to dig through your childhood to change how you respond next week. We work on the fear as it shows up now.
Serious work, done live.
You arrive with a fear. You leave having worked it through on a real situation from your own life.
The feeling changes. Then everything else does.
You won’t just understand the fear. I’ll give you control over it, and over the bad feeling it leaves in you.
That sinking feeling when you even imagine a no, the one that sometimes turns into real, physical pain. The tightness before hitting send, before the camera turns on, before you ask “so, shall we go ahead?” You’ll have the tools to switch it off, and soon you’ll forget what it felt like.
In its place: the itch to try. Putting yourself out there starts to feel like something you want to do, not something you survive.
Two hours. One evening.
19:00 to 21:00 CET