From Setback to Comeback: Jordan's Journey

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

of all time wasn't good enough at fifteen. That rejection became his fuel. Every morning he'd

practice before school, every night after. He turned that pain into obsession.

Years later, after winning six championships, he said missing over nine thousand

shots and losing almost three hundred games made him succeed. The failures weren't roadblocks,

they were stepping stones. Jordan proved that getting knocked down doesn't define

you. How you respond does. Your setback today is setting up your

comeback tomorrow. The question isn't whether you'll fail. It's whether you'll let failure teach