I aim for submissions, which I can control, not rejections or acceptances, which I can’t (directly) control.

I aim for submissions, which I can control, not rejections or acceptances, which I can’t (directly) control. But the principle is sound.

(My figures so far this year: 41 submissions, 2 acceptances, 21 form rejections, 8 personalised rejections. Since the beginning of 2014: 137 submissions, 11 acceptances, 105 rejections.)

Perseverance is the key.

http://lithub.com/why-you-should-aim-for-100-rejections-a-year/

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