Who here agrees that rejection is vital for self-development and success?

Absolutely. If a few years ago I was feeling down after rejection, now I'm pumped by that and feel more secure. Maybe my inner game has been improved.

I've learned a shit-ton more from 'rejections' than non rejections. Because it shows you areas you need to adjust as you go.

Rejection is vital for success as long as you take it as EXPERIENCE.

There’s a psychological phenomena that states “we tend not to repeat things that are followed by something negative.”

That means if you are constantly getting rejected, you’ll start finding it harder and harder to approach and talk to girls. So to answer your question, yes you should learn from your mistakes.

But I also recommend you practice in low risk environments. (with girls you’re not interested in, friends, etc..)

This way it is much easier to take rejection as “Experience” rather than her denying you. Bobby Rio talks a lot about this in his internal blueprint program.

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I don't even remember what it was like to be rejected, haha! The few times I have been rejected in my life it was because the girl was not in the mood of talking since she was busy talking with friends. My sticking points have always been midgame, where the girls lost interest due to various mistakes I made. Either this is the truth, or I suffer from amnesia. Can't remember.