General Challenge Guidance

Be Kind in Your Requests
Frame your asks with kindness and consideration. A gentle request makes it easier for others to respond openly, whether it’s a yes or no.

Respect the Autonomy of Others
A "no" is a complete sentence! If someone declines, honor their decision and thank them for their honesty.

Embrace the Power of Positivity
Treat each rejection as a step forward. Every “no” is a valuable learning experience, not a personal failure.

Stay Brave and Adventurous
Step outside your comfort zone! The more daring (but still respectful) the ask, the more you’ll grow from the experience.

Be Confident in Yourself
Rejections don’t define your worth. Walk away with your head high and a smile on your face—confidence is magnetic!

Keep it Lighthearted and Fun
See this as a playful challenge, not a stressful ordeal. Humor and levity can turn even a “no” into a memorable moment.

Learn and Adapt
Use every interaction as a chance to understand what works and what doesn’t. Over time, you’ll sharpen your communication skills.

Don’t Overstep Boundaries
If someone seems uncomfortable, back off gracefully. This is about growth, not pressure or persistence.

Be Open to Surprises
Sometimes people say “yes” to unexpected requests! Let curiosity guide your journey—it can lead to amazing moments.

Prioritize Your Emotional Health
Take breaks if you need to. The challenge is about self-growth, not self-doubt, so check in with yourself regularly.