The Man Who Turned A Lifelong Failure Into KFC

In this captivating and insightful video, we delve deep into the fascinating story of KFC's founder, Colonel Sanders, and his journey from a life of constant failures to the creation of one of the world's most beloved fast food chains. With his legendary recipe and iconic Southern charm, Sanders became a household name and an inspiration to entrepreneurs everywhere.

But before he found success with KFC, Sanders faced numerous setbacks and challenges throughout his life. From a young age, he had to work hard to support his family and overcame significant obstacles, including the loss of his father and multiple failed businesses.

Despite these challenges, Sanders persevered and continued to refine his famous chicken recipe. His persistence and dedication eventually paid off when he opened his first Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in 1952, at the age of 62.

Through interviews with experts, archival footage, and rare photos, this video offers a unique look at the life of Colonel Sanders and the incredible story of how KFC was born after a lifelong failure. Discover the secrets behind the recipe, the struggles Sanders faced along the way, and how he ultimately achieved his lifelong dream of building a successful business. Whether you're a fan of fast food or an aspiring entrepreneur, this video is a must-watch for anyone who wants to learn from the inspiring story of KFC's founder.

[Your.Uncle.AngMoh]

The term “ Colonel” is an honourific, not a reflection of military service. It’s awarded in states such as Kentucky for service to the state, philanthropy, and so on.

[troystephens]

This is one of the greatest story I’ve ever heard, because it reminds me of my current situation

[chetanjoshi]

God bless him. I am going through the same path.not easy.very strong will power
I try again at the age of 62. Let us see.

[IssacBryan-qc]

Shows you can never be too old.. This is fantastic! Thank you!.

[hilarymoloney]

This incredible, distinctive looking man man deserved all the success he attained; I'm sorry he had to go through so much to get there but get there he did with his tenacity and ability to bounce back.

[clone_]

Well he kept going until he succeeded. He certainly had insane willpower and an adventurous life.

[RememberTheGreatsSports]

Great video, I love the dedication you put into you hard work of making this documentary. Not a super big fan of KFC but it does hold a nostalgic place in my heart from growing up as a kid and having either KFC or Hardee's chicken with my family and playing cards afterwords as a whole family. The days before the internet existed... How about something on Shakey's Pizza or even something about the state of Illinois which is the birthplace of Dairy Queen and Steak N' Shake?

[stargazeronesixseven]

😮🙏 The most important lessons learn here are to make our offerings good value, never gives up & watch our tempers that can caused so much destruction! Our dreams are sometimes just in front of us in what we like & do best! Thank You So Much Colonel Sanders & Biz Stories for sharing these Wisdom of Life! 🙏🕯🌷🌿🌏✌💜🕊

[aaroncatolico]

Great job on this little story you've done on Sanders! I'd like to see more of your work. Keep the videos coming!

[Victor-qunz]

A life of shear determination... If pneumonia hadn't overcome him he would have done something else I bet.
Quite inspirational.

[wandaknable]

Had the pleasure of working for Kentucky Fried Chicken for over twenty years.

[domesticdaze]

They haven't mentioned the eleven secret herbs and spices in Australia for a long time, but then again it now tastes nothing like what it used to ten years ago.

[rluvevr]

Kentucky Fried Chicken changed their official name to KFC because of a clause in the franchise agreement that reads all Kentucky Fried Chicken locations must give a free piece of chicken to anyone who asks. This used to work on Dead Tour until they changed it to KFC. I remember one person explaining that to me upon refusing me free chicken. He said "We're not Kentucky Fried Chicken" anymore, we're KFC. a technicality to relieve them of their legal obligation.

[Galidorquest]

15:32 Claudia Sanders Dinner House in Shelbyville, Kentucky uses the original recipe...

[claygeography]

I can't believe you only have 200 subscribers!

[bat]

it used to be really great, but they changed the oil used and it tastes different now, not as good as it used to be

[alkmyst]

The Colonel is no chicken apparently. Didn't know he was a brawler.

[Victor-qunz]

I hadn't come across a real meaning of resilience. Practically.... I see no better

[hamisharchibald]

That was very interesting. We're you able to one about how McDonald's restaurant started, and it would also be interesting how Burger King started as well.

[stufftedred]

I purchased a 6 piece pack just recently, and found the chicken to be bland as well as tastless. I am in Australia, and I first tasted Kentucky Fried Chicken, in 1968 when they opened their first store in Australia ! ! Everyone in Australia loved KFC. But sadly come the new mellenium, every thing changed, including the taste and flavor of KFC. Sadly for KFC, and for me, and many others, I will not be enjoying that southern fried taste as I once did many years ago.