From Setback to Comeback

Michael Jordan got cut from his high school basketball team and used that rejection as rocket

fuel for greatness. Instead of quitting, he practiced harder than anyone else, turning every failure

into a training session. He once said he missed over nine thousand shots and

lost almost three hundred games, but those failures taught him how to win.

Jordan understood that setbacks are not dead ends but detours to success. Every time he fell,

he got back up stronger, proving that rejection is just preparation for your comeback. If you are facing

failure right now, remember this. Your setback is setting you up for a comeback nobody

will see coming. The only difference between failure and success is refusing to quit when it