Fueling Success Through Rejection

Michael Jordan got cut from his varsity basketball team in high school. The coaches said

he wasn't good enough. That rejection could have ended everything. Instead, he used it as fuel.

He practiced obsessively, showing up before everyone else and leaving after everyone left.

Years later, he admitted he visualized the names of those who doubted him before every game.

In the NBA, he missed over 9,000 shots and lost nearly 300 games. But here's what

separates legends from everyone else. He said those failures were exactly why he succeeded.

Every missed shot taught him something. Every loss made him hungrier. When you face rejection,

you have two choices. Let it destroy you or let it define your work ethic. The difference between