Fueling Success Through Setbacks

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

his fuel. He used every setback as motivation to work harder than everyone else.

When he missed the game winning shot, he asked for the ball again. When he failed,

he practiced more. Jordan once said he missed over nine thousand shots and lost almost three

hundred games. That's precisely why he succeeded. Your current failure isn't your final

chapter. It's your training ground. Every rejection is collecting data

on what doesn't work so you can adjust and come back stronger. The difference between

quitting and winning is often just one more attempt after everyone else stops trying.