Failure Fueled Jordan’s Greatness (duplicated)

Michael Jordan got cut from his high school basketball team. The greatest player

of all time was told he wasn't good enough. That rejection became his fuel.

While his teammates practiced, Jordan worked alone in the dark, perfecting every

shot, every move. He turned that pain into power. Years later,

he missed over nine thousand shots and lost almost three hundred games. Twenty six times

he was trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. He failed over and over again.

But here's what separates legends from everyone else. Jordan said his failures were the

reason he succeeded. Every missed shot taught him something. Every loss made him hungrier.