What does Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs have to do with rejection? More than you might think.
Drawing from Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, John and Kim discuss the misinterpretation of this famous theory by many Americans and how we can use this theory to manage our own reactions to rejection.
They also provide insight into how to cope with all forms of rejection, from a rejection letter to face-to-face interactions, so we can live more fulfilled lives.
Join them for a meaningful conversation that could help you help you manage rejection sensitivity and better cope with challenges in life.
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