Failure Fueled Michael Jordan's Greatness

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

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

Jordan used failure as motivation to work harder than anyone else. He practiced relentlessly,

arrived early, stayed late, and transformed himself into a champion. Years later,

he admitted those moments of failure drove his entire career. When he made it

to the NBA, he didn't just succeed, he dominated. Six championships, five MVP awards,

and a legacy that changed basketball forever. Jordan once said, "I've missed more

than nine thousand shots in my career. I've lost almost three hundred games. Twenty six times