Jordan’s Obsession With Failure

Michael Jordan got cut from his varsity basketball team as a sophomore. That rejection became

his fuel. While everyone saw failure, he saw a blueprint for dominance.

He didn't just practice harder, he studied failure like a science. Every missed shot

in practice, he'd take ten more. When he finally made the NBA, most players celebrated

their first championship. Jordan used it to identify weaknesses. After his first retirement,

people said he was done. He came back and won three more rings. Here's what nobody

tells you about Jordan's success. It wasn't talent that separated him. It was his obsession

with being uncomfortable. He'd intentionally put himself in high pressure situations during practice.