Failure Fueled Michael Jordan's Greatness

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

ever wasn't good enough at fifteen. He went home, locked himself in his room,

and cried. But that rejection became his fuel. He practiced harder than anyone,

showed up earlier, stayed later. The next year, he made the team. Then he dominated

college. Then the NBA. But even then, he failed repeatedly. Lost in the playoffs.

Got swept. Watched other teams celebrate championships. He said every failure taught him something.

Every loss made him hungrier. He didn't fear failing anymore. He feared not trying.

Jordan went to the finals eight times before winning his first ring. Eight times of coming