Failure Is Fuel

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

his fuel. While his peers celebrated making the roster, he was practicing

alone in the dark, turning pain into power. He went on to miss over nine thousand

shots, lose almost three hundred games, and fail countless times.

But here's what separated him: he never saw failure as final. He saw it as information.

Each miss taught him something new. Each loss revealed a weakness to strengthen. Jordan once said

he succeeded because he was not afraid to fail. That mindset transformed a rejected high

school player into the greatest of all time. Your current setback is not your ending.