Failure Fueled Jordan's Greatness

Getting cut from his high school varsity basketball team was the moment that defined Michael

Jordan's greatness. While his teammates celebrated making the roster, Jordan went home

devastated. But instead of quitting, he used that rejection as fuel. Every morning before

school, he'd practice for hours in the gym alone. That pain became

his power. Years later, Jordan 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 never stopped showing up. He once said, I've failed over

and over again in my life, and that is why I succeed. The setback you're