From Rejection to Greatness

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

of all time was told he wasn't good enough. He went home, locked himself in

his room, and cried. But that rejection became his fuel. Every single practice

after that, he worked like a maniac. He used that pain to push harder than

everyone else. Jordan didn't just make the team the next year, he dominated.

Later in his career, he missed over nine thousand shots and lost almost three hundred games.

But he kept showing up. He once said his failures were the reason he succeeded.

Every setback was just preparation for his comeback. When you fail, you're not broken.