Facebook turned me down...and youll never believe what happened next

Facebook turned me down...'and you'll never accept what occurred straightaway' Facebook turned me down...'and you'll never accept what occurred straightaway' This man got his big chance after dismissal, and you can too.Brian was feeling somewhat cleaned up. His 11 years as an early representative at Yahoo! was currently two years in the past.He'd bobbed from occupation to work in Silicon Valley's startup land, and now he'd been turned somewhere near both Facebook and, as he tweeted a couple of months earlier, Twitter.It's sort of alarming to push 40 and feel like you're being pushed out the door.But the most excellent thing about Brian is the acceptable beauty and idealism with which he dealt with his dismissal - It was an extraordinary chance to interface with some awesome individuals. Anticipating life's next adventure.The hurt emanates from those 140 characters. And furthermore a quality of character.So Brian stayed with it. What's more, wound up getting an occupation with an old partner from Yahoo! - someone he'd employed, really. It wasn't a lot, and he got the stupendous title of 'Prime supporter' and no pay for his efforts.Which pa id off. On the off chance that you've followed the news this previous week, you realize that Brian and his prime supporter offered their organization to Facebook for $19 billion, with a 'b', making Brian's stake worth some $4 billion. Again… with a 'b'.Which addresses the significance of never surrendering. Regardless of whether no doubt about it or over the hill or washed up.And the purpose of this story isn't that you, as well, can go start an organization and offer it to Facebook for billions.The purpose of the story is that you just never recognize what will transpire… except if you quit trying.If you quit attempting, I can ensure that the entirety of your feelings of dread will work out - you'll be overlooked, you'll be cruised by, and you won't get the following incredible opportunity.But on the off chance that you continue trying, beneficial things can happen.If you continue having a go at, something will come your way.If you continue attempting, at some point or another, as the chances start to accumulate in you favor, you will get that fortunate break.And while it might not have the delectable fitting retribution of being turned down for a 6-figure work just to get a 10-figure payout four years after the fact, staying with it will give you the fulfillment of giving yourself the regard, and the possibility, you deserve.Have a 10-figure week in your pursuit of employment this week, Readers!I'll be pulling for you.