From Rejection to Resilience

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

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

and cried. But here's what separated him from everyone else. He used that rejection

as fuel. Every single day after that, he woke up earlier, practiced harder,

and refused to let anyone outwork him. Years later, he missed over nine thousand shots,

lost almost three hundred games, and failed twenty six game winning attempts.

Most people would've quit. Jordan saw it differently. He said those failures were exactly why

he succeeded. Because every miss taught him something. Every loss made him sharper.