From Rejection to Resilience

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

have ended everything. Instead, he used it as fuel. Every morning he woke up thinking

about that list without his name. He practiced harder than anyone. Made the team next

year and never looked back. Years later, he missed over 9000 shots and lost almost

300 games. But here's what separated him. He said failures don't define you,

they refine you. When he got knocked down, he studied what went wrong.

Then came back stronger. That's the difference between people who succeed and people who quit.

Champions aren't born perfect. They're built through every setback they refuse to accept