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

of all time was told he wasn't good enough. That rejection became his fuel.

Instead of quitting, he practiced obsessively, often staying late after everyone left. He turned that pain

into purpose. Years later, when he became a superstar, Jordan still carried

that chip on his shoulder. He famously said he'd been fired over 9000 times

in his career. He missed over 300 game-winning shots. He lost almost 300 games.

But here's what separated him from everyone else. He didn't see failure as the end.

He saw it as data. Every missed shot taught him something new. Every loss showed