Introduction:-

Have you been rejected or disappointed time and time again? Well Colonel Harland Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, did. 

Whether you like KFC or not, the story of Colonel Harland Sanders is truly amazing. This story is inspirational because it's an example of how perseverance, dedication, and ambition along with hard work can create success; regardless of your age.Colonel Harland Sanders has become a world-known figure by marketing his "finger lickin' good" Kentucky Fried Chicken. 

After facing series of failures and rejections in his life, he proved it right that “The one who tries, never fails”. 

Early Life:-

Colonel Sanders was born in 1890 on a little farm in Henryville, Indiana. His father, Wilbert Sanders, died only five years later, forcing his mother to take work at a local tomato canning factory and sewing for nearby families, often away for days at a time. In the meantime, Sanders, who was the oldest of three siblings, was forced to take care of the home and his family — this is when he started to develop his cooking skills. At age of 7, he became expert in cooking & at age of 10, he started working in a farm and used to paint horse carriage. At age of 12, his mother got married again and they moved to Greenfield, to live with his step father. But within a year Colonel Sanders was sent back to Clark County, because of his bitter relation with his stepfather. Sanders started working in a farm for just $10- $15 per month. He couldn’t balance between his work and school. So he got dropped out of school at age of sixteen. He also worked as conductor in a streetcar company. At age of 17, Colonel Sanders got fired from 4 jobs. 

📜Conclusion:-

Never Forever, Give Up..!!!