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TRUE STORY OF KFC’ COLONEL
SANDERS;HE WAS FAILED MORE TIMES,
HE ALWAYS PICK UP HIS COURAGE AND
STAND AGAIN UNTIL HE WAS
SUCCEEDED
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But he
took his failures and didn’t just make
lemonade-he made the world a better place
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His father
worked part time, doing some errands of farmers in Henryville
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When the Colonel was six, his father died
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Sanders had to take care of his three−year−old
brother
and baby sister
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By the age of seven, he was a master of a score of regional dishes
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When he was 12, his mother remarried and he left his home
near
Henryville, Ind
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He held a series of jobs
over the
next few years, first as a 15−year−old streetcar conductor in New Albany
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After being
honorably discharged a year later, he got hired by the railway as a laborer
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While he worked for the
railway, he studied law
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Sanders was forced back to move back in with his mom and get a job selling life
insurance
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He had three
children, but his son died at an early
age
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His wife Josephine left him taken the
children back to his parent’s home
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Over the years he tried a lot of other jobs, but did not find any, which
he could work at for a long time
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In 1920, he founded a ferry boat company, later; he tried cashing in his ferry boat
business to create a lamp manufacturing company only to find out that another
company already sold a better version of his lamp
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Approximate 40 age, Sanders had changed a dozens of occupations
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He didn't have a
restaurant then, but served folks on his
own dining table in the living quarters
of his service station
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Yet this determined man
rebuilt and ran a new motel until world
war II forced him to close it down
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Most of
his life already passed, but he still was a man, who made no difference, did not
have enough money to live in pleasure and wealth
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And of course, he wanted to change it
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His recipe was rejected
1,009 times before anyone accepted it
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However, the booming restaurant was crippled when an interstate opened nearby
so Sanders sold it and pursed his dream of spreading KFC franchises and hiring
KFC workers all across the country
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KFC expanded
internationally and he sold the company for two million dollars ($15
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He was not a billionaire, but he lived in comfort for the remainder of his
years
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His goatee, white
suit and western string tie
continue to symbolize delicious
country fried chicken all over
the world

At age 90, Sanders passed away
from pneumonia
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By 2013, there were an estimated 18,000 KFC locations
in 118 countries
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“success in life comes when you simply refuse to give up, with goals so strong that
obstacles, failure, and loss only act as motivation”
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By Jjuuko Joseph



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