@mynu I applaud you on realizing you want to get over your fear of rejection. This definitely helped you, but the others in the comments are also right: you need some traction before you funded.
I built, grew, and sold, a software development consultancy. We worked with some well known software companies in teh Bay Area.
We also invested, or wanted to invest, in some of the "ideas" that came to us to pay us to help them build them.
I could tell you with 99.9% accuracy who was gonna make it. And I also could tell you who we wanted to invest in by 1 metric:
If they had a working product, whether it be cobbled together with excel or just some lite-weight prototype they cobbled together with some code, and that they had at least 1 person paying them for it.
Like the others said, you seem motivated, but if you don't have the pedigree of Google/Facebook/Harvard/Stanford, you need to be building and selling, not trying to get funding just yet, VCs don't throw money at just anything. They want to see you've either got some schooling behind you (because it's the network you can distribute to), or you've worked for a tech company thats great (because again, the network you've grown while you were there, so you can push your product to them)....
If you're a regular Joe Schmoe, you're kinda fucked and you need to build and sell. Focus that rejection energy on getting rejected from customers instead of retard VCs