Here's some inspiration for you
 

Michael Jordan was cut from his high school basketball team as a sophmore.

http://sportsposterwarehouse.com/war...ordanmvp-1.jpg

Yeah he reminds me of my soccer team - Manchester United

Always never give up fight till the end, come up with amazing goals, creative with class & style.



Doesn't let money take over life etc



:glugglug :thumbsup

Hitler wanted to be an artist, and was told that he did not have the talent.

Google some of his drawings.

They are amazing.

he was cut but didnt he make it as a jr? :1orglaugh

What a difference a year can make eh?

http://www.hitler.org/art/

Crazy

The World Is Yours


http://images.usatoday.com/sports/ga...ampionship.jpg

Jordan wasn't cut from his H.S. basketball team.


He tried out for the varsity team as a sophmore and his coach told him he would be better off starting on the JV team rather sitting on the bench for the varsity team.

Now if he would have just stuck to art instead of trying to rule the world

nah, he was much better at taking over the world LOL

The greatest NBA player ever! :D

More inspiration for you fuckers:

Einstein was four years old before he could speak.

Isaac Newton did poorly in grade school.

Beethoven's music teacher once said of him "as a composer he is hopeless."

When Thomas Edison was a boy his teacher told him he was too stupid to learn anything.
Admiral Peary attempted to reach the North Pole seven times before he made it on try number eight.

Oscar Hammerstein had five flop shows that lasted less than a combined total of six weeks before Oklahoma, which ran for 269 weeks and grossed $7 million.

John Creasey received 743 rejection slips from publishers before one word was ever published - he eventually published 560 books, which have sold more than 60 million copies.

F.W. Woolworth got a job in a dry good store when he was 21, but his employer would not let him wait on customers because he "didn't have enough sense."

A newspaper editor fired Walt Disney because he had no good ideas.

Winston Churchill failed the 6th grade.

Steven Spielberg dropped out of high school in his sophomore year. He was persuaded to come back and placed in a learning disabled class. He lasted a month and dropped out of school forever.

A magazine editor told EMILY DICKINSON he could not publish her poems because they failed to rhyme.

LEO TOLSTOY flunked out of college.

TED TURNER was expelled from college.

The father of the U.S. space program, WERNER VON BRAUN, flunked algebra as a teen-ager in Germany.

LOUIS PASTEUR was rated as "mediocre" in chemistry by his professors at the Royal College.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN entered the Blackhawk War as a captain and was demoted down to a private before he left the service.

As a young Member of Parliament, MARGARET THATCHER was told she lacked the ability to make tough decisions.

As a young student, MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., was told by a teacher that he would never be able to speak with enough emotion to inspire people to take action.

You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.
-Wayne Gretzky

Don't forget to post the colonel sanders story

oh yea... In 1939, Sanders bought a "new-fangled" device called a pressure cooker. With it, he developed a method of cooking great fried chicken without the 30-minute wait that came with it. One day, he spices and added it to the pressure cooker. The rest is history.

the sylvester stalone story is pretty impressive as well...

Very true... he did write, star in AND produce the Rocky series

and he beat the crap outta Mr. T, not to mention Drago and apollo creed