Failure as Fuel for Success

Michael Jordan got cut from his high school basketball team. That rejection became

his fuel. While his teammates practiced, he trained harder in the shadows.

He turned that pain into power. Years later, he dominated the NBA,

won six championships, and became the greatest of all time. But here's what most people miss.

Jordan didn't just fail once. He missed over nine thousand shots in his career.

He lost almost three hundred games. Twenty six times, he was trusted to take the game winning

shot and missed. But he kept shooting. Every failure taught him something new. Every loss made

him hungrier. He said his failures were the reason he succeeded. So when you face