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I think HN member Jason Shen is on the fourth week of the 30 day challenge right now (although he hasn't posted about it yet): http://www.jasonshen.com/2010/the-rejection-therapy-challeng...
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I think introverts or those with social anxiety disorders have more to gain with Rejection Therapy than highly social extroverted people (like yourself).
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Having been divorced, I'd say a big YES.
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Averages out to less than a buck a day, so it's not a money maker by any stretch of the imagination.
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I've got a gaming website, like yours, but not as smart looking: http://www.funnygamesspot.com What I suggest is getting a Facebook fanpage up, and corral all your friends. You could get a following for your site that will revisit it agai
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I stopped reading Gizmodo awhile ago, for the same reasons you described. And quite frankly, the writing just isn't that good. BTW, I wish this post was boticed a little more. I'd like to read what others have to say about this. Good luck w
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"This just means you're constantly asking people to give you things." Not necessarily. How often have we seen people not offer assistance to a needy stranger? Or pay someone a compliment? Or say hello to a complete stranger? We don't becaus
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Jason Shen's Rejection Therapy Challenge – Week 2
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Why E-Books Look So Ugly
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I can see this being a big success. Feedback roulette does everything right: I immediately understood the website and could participate. Reviewing the websites even has an addictive quality to it. Interested to know the business model. Nice
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http://www.marginalrevolution.com is brilliant. Also try Delicious.com, Popurl.com and Slashdot.
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I knew the risks I was taking, but I took them anyway. I thought a pre-built, pre-ranking website would be a sweet offer, but I was off.
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I tried something similar. I designed websites for five local restaurants, all at the same time, then SEO'd them into top positions on Google. Then I went door to door to each restaurant and showed them the websites, live online. The restau