Failure Is the Teacher

Michael Jordan got cut from his high school basketball team. Let that sink in.

The greatest player of all time wasn't good enough at 15. Most people would've quit right there.

But Jordan used that rejection as fuel. He practiced obsessively. He failed over and

over. Lost hundreds of games. Missed thousands of shots.

But here's what he understood that most people don't. Failure isn't your enemy.

It's your teacher. Every missed shot showed him what to adjust. Every loss made

him hungrier. He once said his failures are exactly why he succeeded. Think about your

current setback. That rejection. That failed launch. That loss. It's not stopping