Rejection is not just for relationships, it comes in all aspects of life! Kait knows this and she does a PHENOMENAL JOB of covering this in her book, 'Thank you for Rejecting Me: Transform Pain Into Purpose and Learn to Fight for Yourself'.
Wow, you know what. I commend Kait for this incredibly well-written masterpiece of a book. She gets real, raw and honest, real quick and that’s no easy task for any human being. You can see the honesty in every detail, of every line. And she not only asks some hard headfirst questions but she challenges you to dig deep and ask them to yourself! Each chapter is a different rejection and she not only goes into depth from her own experience which is what makes Kait so real, so genuine, and honest. But she lets you into the parts most of us are unwilling to admit even to our closest friends or self.
This book will transcend and encourage and help you overcome, heal from, and conquer different forms of rejections. There’s no way you can read the book and not find something relatable in it. I tell you, as someone who has read this book I 100% relate to her and can quite literally reflect on my own personal experiences and it may even cause you to expose parts of your past that are deeply rooted in you, and you didn’t even know you were still struggling with.
I would definitely recommend this book to anyone. Anyone. This isn’t just another relationship book, it’s not specific to only women or only men, or only women of this age and race. No, it’s relatable to everyone and anyone who has ever experienced any form of rejection from, loss of a job, not getting into your college of choice, being left out, not feeling worthy enough, pretty enough, rejecting oneself, etc.
I loved every bit of Kait’s book thank you for rejecting me. I’ve heard Kait speak so many times, it didn’t feel unfamiliar reading those pages, it felt like it was just me and her, and we were sitting on the sofa or at the coffee table, drinking tea or cup of hot coffee or what have you, and she was sharing her story with me. The story that takes time to explain because we don’t always have the words, the story that takes time to tell because it’s a collection of years of events that have shaped and molded us into the person we are today. The story that takes courage and heart to tell. But I tell you these are my favorite kinds of stories.
My heart overjoyed and delighted, it felt humbled, I cried, I related, I laughed, I remembered, and I too thanked. It’s not often that you get to read about what makes up a person and how an event that was meant to cripple you has actually become the very instrument that can positively propel your life forward, and I had the honor of reading just that, how one rejection after another, propelled Kait’s story and life forward into all that God has in store for her. How each tear, and each heartbreak and each thought, didn’t break her but in fact released her, and set her free into whom she was really meant to be. My friend! Can’t wait for you to read it all, it’s going to bless your life! I can promise you that.
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Rejection is not just for relationships, it comes in all aspects of life! Kait knows this!
Rejection is not just for relationships, it comes in all aspects of life! Kait knows this and she does a PHENOMENAL JOB of covering this in her book, 'Thank you for Rejecting Me: Transform Pain Into Purpose and Learn to Fight for Yourself'.Wow, you know what. I commend Kait for this incredibly well-written masterpiece of a book. She gets real, raw and honest, real quick and that’s no easy task for any human being. You can see the honesty in every detail, of every line. And she not only asks some hard headfirst questions but she challenges you to dig deep and ask them to yourself! Each chapter is a different rejection and she not only goes into depth from her own experience which is what makes Kait so real, so genuine, and honest. But she lets you into the parts most of us are unwilling to admit even to our closest friends or self.This book will transcend and encourage and help you overcome, heal from, and conquer different forms of rejections. There’s no way you can read the book and not find something relatable in it. I tell you, as someone who has read this book I 100% relate to her and can quite literally reflect on my own personal experiences and it may even cause you to expose parts of your past that are deeply rooted in you, and you didn’t even know you were still struggling with.I would definitely recommend this book to anyone. Anyone. This isn’t just another relationship book, it’s not specific to only women or only men, or only women of this age and race. No, it’s relatable to everyone and anyone who has ever experienced any form of rejection from, loss of a job, not getting into your college of choice, being left out, not feeling worthy enough, pretty enough, rejecting oneself, etc.I loved every bit of Kait’s book thank you for rejecting me. I’ve heard Kait speak so many times, it didn’t feel unfamiliar reading those pages, it felt like it was just me and her, and we were sitting on the sofa or at the coffee table, drinking tea or cup of hot coffee or what have you, and she was sharing her story with me. The story that takes time to explain because we don’t always have the words, the story that takes time to tell because it’s a collection of years of events that have shaped and molded us into the person we are today. The story that takes courage and heart to tell. But I tell you these are my favorite kinds of stories.My heart overjoyed and delighted, it felt humbled, I cried, I related, I laughed, I remembered, and I too thanked. It’s not often that you get to read about what makes up a person and how an event that was meant to cripple you has actually become the very instrument that can positively propel your life forward, and I had the honor of reading just that, how one rejection after another, propelled Kait’s story and life forward into all that God has in store for her. How each tear, and each heartbreak and each thought, didn’t break her but in fact released her, and set her free into whom she was really meant to be. My friend! Can’t wait for you to read it all, it’s going to bless your life! I can promise you that.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2021
Wow, you know what. I commend Kait for this incredibly well-written masterpiece of a book. She gets real, raw and honest, real quick and that’s no easy task for any human being. You can see the honesty in every detail, of every line. And she not only asks some hard headfirst questions but she challenges you to dig deep and ask them to yourself! Each chapter is a different rejection and she not only goes into depth from her own experience which is what makes Kait so real, so genuine, and honest. But she lets you into the parts most of us are unwilling to admit even to our closest friends or self.
This book will transcend and encourage and help you overcome, heal from, and conquer different forms of rejections. There’s no way you can read the book and not find something relatable in it. I tell you, as someone who has read this book I 100% relate to her and can quite literally reflect on my own personal experiences and it may even cause you to expose parts of your past that are deeply rooted in you, and you didn’t even know you were still struggling with.
I would definitely recommend this book to anyone. Anyone. This isn’t just another relationship book, it’s not specific to only women or only men, or only women of this age and race. No, it’s relatable to everyone and anyone who has ever experienced any form of rejection from, loss of a job, not getting into your college of choice, being left out, not feeling worthy enough, pretty enough, rejecting oneself, etc.
I loved every bit of Kait’s book thank you for rejecting me. I’ve heard Kait speak so many times, it didn’t feel unfamiliar reading those pages, it felt like it was just me and her, and we were sitting on the sofa or at the coffee table, drinking tea or cup of hot coffee or what have you, and she was sharing her story with me. The story that takes time to explain because we don’t always have the words, the story that takes time to tell because it’s a collection of years of events that have shaped and molded us into the person we are today. The story that takes courage and heart to tell. But I tell you these are my favorite kinds of stories.
My heart overjoyed and delighted, it felt humbled, I cried, I related, I laughed, I remembered, and I too thanked. It’s not often that you get to read about what makes up a person and how an event that was meant to cripple you has actually become the very instrument that can positively propel your life forward, and I had the honor of reading just that, how one rejection after another, propelled Kait’s story and life forward into all that God has in store for her. How each tear, and each heartbreak and each thought, didn’t break her but in fact released her, and set her free into whom she was really meant to be. My friend! Can’t wait for you to read it all, it’s going to bless your life! I can promise you that.
Rejection is not just for relationships, it comes in all aspects of life! Kait knows this!
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2021
Rejection is not just for relationships, it comes in all aspects of life! Kait knows this and she does a PHENOMENAL JOB of covering this in her book, 'Thank you for Rejecting Me: Transform Pain Into Purpose and Learn to Fight for Yourself'.Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2021
Wow, you know what. I commend Kait for this incredibly well-written masterpiece of a book. She gets real, raw and honest, real quick and that’s no easy task for any human being. You can see the honesty in every detail, of every line. And she not only asks some hard headfirst questions but she challenges you to dig deep and ask them to yourself! Each chapter is a different rejection and she not only goes into depth from her own experience which is what makes Kait so real, so genuine, and honest. But she lets you into the parts most of us are unwilling to admit even to our closest friends or self.
This book will transcend and encourage and help you overcome, heal from, and conquer different forms of rejections. There’s no way you can read the book and not find something relatable in it. I tell you, as someone who has read this book I 100% relate to her and can quite literally reflect on my own personal experiences and it may even cause you to expose parts of your past that are deeply rooted in you, and you didn’t even know you were still struggling with.
I would definitely recommend this book to anyone. Anyone. This isn’t just another relationship book, it’s not specific to only women or only men, or only women of this age and race. No, it’s relatable to everyone and anyone who has ever experienced any form of rejection from, loss of a job, not getting into your college of choice, being left out, not feeling worthy enough, pretty enough, rejecting oneself, etc.
I loved every bit of Kait’s book thank you for rejecting me. I’ve heard Kait speak so many times, it didn’t feel unfamiliar reading those pages, it felt like it was just me and her, and we were sitting on the sofa or at the coffee table, drinking tea or cup of hot coffee or what have you, and she was sharing her story with me. The story that takes time to explain because we don’t always have the words, the story that takes time to tell because it’s a collection of years of events that have shaped and molded us into the person we are today. The story that takes courage and heart to tell. But I tell you these are my favorite kinds of stories.
My heart overjoyed and delighted, it felt humbled, I cried, I related, I laughed, I remembered, and I too thanked. It’s not often that you get to read about what makes up a person and how an event that was meant to cripple you has actually become the very instrument that can positively propel your life forward, and I had the honor of reading just that, how one rejection after another, propelled Kait’s story and life forward into all that God has in store for her. How each tear, and each heartbreak and each thought, didn’t break her but in fact released her, and set her free into whom she was really meant to be. My friend! Can’t wait for you to read it all, it’s going to bless your life! I can promise you that.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2021
Discover the book that you have been waiting for that you will want to gift to your friends too. Grab your favorite journal and pen! Perhaps you can even start a book club! You are not alone!
Some favorites: "Remember these things, Ask these things and Do these things" sections at the end of each chapter. So practical and life-giving!
A must-read - a warm hug!
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2021
Kait Warman's words speak to the heart in her first book! Her honest reflection is both relatable and inspiring. This book is not only for the heartache of rejection that comes with romantic relationships but for every area of your life where you have ever felt you were not seen, understood, or worthy. The shadows of past rejections are illuminated and enveloped in love, beauty, hope, power, and purpose. Kait’s vulnerability, truthfulness, and courage are spoken like a best friend as she shares personal stories, discoveries, and actionable steps. Follow from chapter to chapter her journey in learning to grow and shine. It will give you hope to heal from past hurts and to move forward to flourish in your relationships.Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2021
Discover the book that you have been waiting for that you will want to gift to your friends too. Grab your favorite journal and pen! Perhaps you can even start a book club! You are not alone!
Some favorites: "Remember these things, Ask these things and Do these things" sections at the end of each chapter. So practical and life-giving!
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Top reviews from other countries
Kindle-Kunde
A book to help you transform your (under others also self-) rejection into something beautiful
Reviewed in Germany on March 4, 2021Skatecrazy
A book for every human being out there!
Reviewed in France on February 22, 2021Kindle Customer
Encouraging, healing, and restorative
Reviewed in Australia on May 22, 2024
