“Stepping Stone”:Colonel Sanders Traveled across the United State for His Recipe
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Never too late to start dreaming.
The founder of KFC, Colonel Sanders, began selling chicken dishes at 40. Later he developed his “Secret Recipe” for frying chicken. Life was going great, yet more failure awaited him.
Sander’s restaurant went broke when he reached his 65 birthday. But the entrepreneur never stopped believing in the grand idea. He traveled across the United States in search of a partner. With little food and only a car to live in, Colonel faced rejection after rejection before his recipe finally got accepted.
“One has to remember that every failure can be a stepping stone to something better.”
