Rejection Fuels Greatness

Getting cut from his high school varsity basketball team could have ended Michael Jordan's

career before it started. Instead, it became the fuel that forged the

greatest player of all time. That rejection didn't break him. It revealed something

deeper inside. While his peers made the team, Jordan went home and practiced harder.

He used that pain as motivation, not as a reason to quit. Every morning he

woke up thinking about proving them wrong. Years later, he said he never

forgot that feeling. The sting of rejection became his secret weapon. As an entrepreneur

or athlete, your setbacks aren't stopping you. They're preparing you.