How many rejections can you handle before you quit? | Raj Shamani #Shorts #motivation
Raj Shamani reveals that despite his current success, he and his team still face daily rejection when reaching out to potential podcast guests. They message 50 people daily and get rejected by 49, with only one agreeing to collaborate.
Summary
In this motivational short, Raj Shamani addresses the misconception that successful content creators no longer face rejection. He explains that people assume his podcast creation process has become easy because he now collaborates with prominent figures. However, he reveals the reality behind his success: he and his team message approximately 50 people every day seeking podcast collaborations. Of these 50 outreach attempts, 49 people reject them daily, and typically only one person agrees to participate. He emphasizes that the single successful collaboration is what audiences see, while the 49 rejections remain invisible. Shamani uses this example to illustrate that learning to handle daily rejection is essential for success, suggesting that consistent persistence despite frequent rejection is a key factor in building a successful podcast or any venture.
About this episode
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Key Insights
- Shamani reveals that he and his team message 50 people daily and get rejected by 49 of them, with only one typically agreeing to collaborate
- Shamani argues that people have a misconception about his current success, thinking his podcast creation has become easy because he works with prominent figures
- Shamani claims that learning to get rejected daily and continuing despite rejection is the key to building a successful podcast
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Transcript
[0:00] और आज भी लोगों को लगता है कि अरे अब तो बहुत बढ़िया है। बहुत बड़े-बड़े लोगों के साथ आप बनाते हो। मैं भी इनको रूम में यही बता रहा था। हम डेली मैं और मेरी टीम कम से कम 50 लोगों को मैसेज करते हैं। उनमें से 49 हमें रिजेक्ट कर देते हैं। रोज हमें रिजेक्ट करते हैं। लोग उनमें से शायद एक बनाता है। फिर एक के साथ हम बनाते हैं और वो तुम लोग सब देख रहे हो। तो रोज रिजेक्ट होना सीखते हैं। पडकास्ट बन जाएगा। रोज रिजेक्ट हो जाओ और बस अपने आप बन जाओ।
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