The rejection that turned
out to be recognition.
When the founder of Threshold was 17, he had dreams of building something in an industry he loved. He studied for it. He volunteered for years. He applied for apprenticeship after apprenticeship.
Every single one said no.
Then the last interviewer said something different. Not "you're not good enough." But: "You can't be our apprentice because you already know everything we'd teach you. You need to be our technician."
He'd crossed a threshold he didn't know he'd crossed. The rejection was recognition. He belonged there more than he realised.
Threshold exists because that moment is happening to someone right now. Someone who can't see what the person across the table can already see in them. We exist to close that gap.