 better quality of life—a true win-win.

If you think about your request in wider terms, there are many ways to come out on top.





Step 3: Be Unforgettable

Moving forward, armed with knowledge about why your request was denied and having shown that you understand and empathize with your manager’s reasoning, channel your actions toward being an indispensable, unforgettable team member. Try your best to anticipate your boss’ needs before he or she asks you to address them, or go the extra mile to deliver top results that will make the entire team look good.

If you’re doing valuable work that wouldn’t be possible without you, your management team will be much more likely to grant your future requests.





Step 4: Seek Out Support

Now is the best time to enlist the support of a mentor. Not only can a mentor help encourage and inspire you, but he or she also may be able to offer you a different perspective about the reason your request was denied—because at some point or another, he or she has likely been in the same position.

It may be simple, but another perspective can go a long way in terms of helping you stay energized, focused, and positive after hearing “no.”





Step 5: Set Goals

Approach your next steps like individual projects. It can be much easier to stay motivated if you’re working toward a small goal, such as signing a new client within the next month, rather than a large one, like increasing sales by 20% over the next quarter. Setting attainable yet challenging goals will help you focus on one activity at a time—and, more importantly, will fuel your fire to achieve success.

Each time you hit a milestone, recognize your progress with a small reward, like dinner from your favorite sushi place. Building on and celebrating each small goal will help you maintain steam as you progress.





By following these steps, you can stay motivated so that a “no” answer becomes less painful and represents an opportunity, rather than an ending. Although it can seem tough at first, keeping the momentum going can open doors—either in your current role or a new one—that go beyond your expectations.





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 better_quality of_life—a true win-win.

If you_think about_your_request in_wider_terms, there are_many ways to_come out on top.





Step_3: Be Unforgettable

Moving_forward,_armed with knowledge about why your request was denied and having shown that you_understand_and empathize_with_your_manager’s reasoning, channel your actions_toward being an indispensable, unforgettable_team member._Try your best to anticipate your boss’ needs_before_he or she_asks you to address them, or go the extra_mile to deliver top results that_will make the_entire_team_look good.

If you’re doing_valuable work that wouldn’t be possible_without you, your management team will_be much more likely to grant your_future requests.





Step 4: Seek Out Support

Now_is the best time to_enlist the_support of a mentor. Not_only can a_mentor help_encourage and inspire_you, but he or she also_may be able_to offer you a different perspective_about_the reason your_request_was_denied—because at_some point or_another,_he or_she_has likely been in the same_position.

It_may be simple, but another perspective can_go a long way_in_terms of helping you_stay energized, focused, and positive_after hearing “no.”





Step 5: Set Goals

Approach_your next_steps like_individual projects. It can be much easier to stay motivated if_you’re working toward a small goal,_such as signing a_new client_within_the next month,_rather_than a_large one, like increasing sales by 20%_over the_next quarter. Setting attainable yet challenging_goals will help you_focus_on one activity at a time—and,_more importantly, will fuel your fire_to achieve success.

Each time you_hit_a_milestone, recognize your progress with_a small reward, like dinner from_your favorite sushi_place. Building on and celebrating each small_goal_will help you maintain steam as_you_progress.





By following these steps, you can_stay_motivated_so that a “no” answer_becomes less painful and represents an_opportunity, rather than an ending. Although it can seem_tough at first,_keeping the momentum going can_open_doors—either_in your current role or a new one—that go beyond_your expectations.





Photo_of man with_no money courtesy of Shutterstock. Washington, D.C. The Department of_Transportation is reviewing whether the FAA has_the authority to require drones be registered at their point of_sale, Transportation Secretary Anthony