The inspirational story of KFC fouder.

The Story of Kentucky Fired Chicken (KFC).

The Founder of KFC is named as Colonel Sanders who lost is father when he was 5 years old. He quit school at the age of 16, again at the age of 17 lost four jobs. At age 19 - 22 he become a station controller but again failed. Afterwards he become a salesmen in a insurance company, but he again failed and quitted again. At the age of 65 he had gone pension. Afterwards he got check of 100$ from the government. He felt like a he couldn't treat himself. So he decided to committed a suicide because he thought it was not worth living more. Under a tree he started writing his will but instead he wrote what he had succeed in his life. He discovered that he have a talent that he could do better than anyone who he know- Cooking. So he borrowed 80$ from the check from the government and brought some chicken and fried them according to his recipe and sold them to people in the neighborhood. The chicken was so good at the age of 80 he become a billionaire because of the finding of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC). So as you can see how many times Mr. Sanders has failed but he tried again, tried even harder. Don't give up your life no matter what.

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