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Bad, Empire, and Fail: SUCCESSDIARIES YOU'RE NEVER TOO OLD TO BECOME WHAT YOU COULD HAVE BEEN If you feel like you're too old to achieve your dreams or feel like your time has past, this post is for you. The other night I was reading the incredible life story of Colonel Sanders. If you're struggling with failure or feel you are too old to accomplish your dreams, you need to read this below... - At age 5 his father died. - His step-father and him had a bad relationship. - In seventh grade he dropped out of school. - At age 13 he left home. - By the age of 17 he had already lost 4 jobs. - He got married when he was 18 and had a son who died from infected tonsils. - Later his wife left him since he couldn't keep a job. - He joined the army, but was discharged 4 months later. - He was a railroad conductor, but got fired. - He applied for law school and got rejected. - He became a fireman and later got fired. - He became a lawyer, but lost his license after a courtroom brawl. - He became an insurance agent and again got fired. - At the age of 65 he retired his life up until this point was nothing but failure. - He decided to commit suicide, but he again failed. - One day he decided to write out a will, but instead of writing what he would pass on when he died he wrote down what he would accomplish with his life. - During the Great Depression he began serving chicken dishes out of his living quarters it became such a big hit that he opened a restaurant. - With his recipe he went door to door selling his chicken. He gained so much popularity that he was commissioned as Kentucky Colonel. - Later, he acquired a motel that he attached a restaurant to. That was burnt down by a fire shortly after. - He went back to work on his chicken recipe and got a job cooking - He later started the franchise Kentucky Fried Chicken and built his empire. - The story of Colonel Sanders is a powerful one of perseverance. No matter how many times you fail in life. No matter how old you become. You can always do what you have dreamed of. - Think if he would have given up after any of his failures. Think if he would of actually committed suicide. Think if at age 65 he stayed retired and just coasted until death. Never ever ever give up!!!
Bad, Empire, and Fail: SUCCESSDIARIES YOU'RE NEVER TOO OLD TO BECOME WHAT YOU COULD HAVE BEEN If you feel like you're too old to achieve your dreams or feel like your time has past, this post is for you. The other night I was reading the incredible life story of Colonel Sanders. If you're struggling with failure or feel you are too old to accomplish your dreams, you need to read this below... - At age 5 his father died. - His step-father and him had a bad relationship. - In seventh grade he dropped out of school. - At age 13 he left home. - By the age of 17 he had already lost 4 jobs. - He got married when he was 18 and had a son who died from infected tonsils. - Later his wife left him since he couldn't keep a job. - He joined the army, but was discharged 4 months later. - He was a railroad conductor, but got fired. - He applied for law school and got rejected. - He became a fireman and later got fired. - He became a lawyer, but lost his license after a courtroom brawl. - He became an insurance agent and again got fired. - At the age of 65 he retired his life up until this point was nothing but failure. - He decided to commit suicide, but he again failed. - One day he decided to write out a will, but instead of writing what he would pass on when he died he wrote down what he would accomplish with his life. - During the Great Depression he began serving chicken dishes out of his living quarters it became such a big hit that he opened a restaurant. - With his recipe he went door to door selling his chicken. He gained so much popularity that he was commissioned as Kentucky Colonel. - Later, he acquired a motel that he attached a restaurant to. That was burnt down by a fire shortly after. - He went back to work on his chicken recipe and got a job cooking - He later started the franchise Kentucky Fried Chicken and built his empire. - The story of Colonel Sanders is a powerful one of perseverance. No matter how many times you fail in life. No matter how old you become. You can always do what you have dreamed of. - Think if he would have given up after any of his failures. Think if he would of actually committed suicide. Think if at age 65 he stayed retired and just coasted until death. Never ever ever give up!!!

If you feel like you're too old to achieve your dreams or feel like your time has past, this post is for you. The other night I was reading ...

Driving, Family, and Memes: SPC J.R. Martinez - Martinez is an actor, best-selling author, motivational speaker, advocate, and wounded U.S. Army veteran. After high school, he joined the army. J.R. was proud to serve, as a way to give something back to a country that had already given so much to him and to his family. In September of 2002, J.R. underwent Basic and Advanced Training at Fort Benning, Georgia, where he gained skills as an 11-B Infantryman. After reporting to Fort Campbell, Kentucky, in January of 2003, he was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division - In March of 2003, J.R. was deployed to Iraq. On April 5, he was driving a humvee in Karbala when his front left tire hit a roadside bomb. The three other soldiers were ejected from the burning vehicle, but J.R. was trapped inside. He suffered smoke inhalation and severe burns to 34 percent of his body - J.R. was immediately evacuated to a local medic station in Iraq and then on to Landstuhl, Germany, for immediate care. He spent 34 months in recovery at Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC-SAMC) in San Antonio, Texas. He has undergone 34 different surgeries, including skin grafts and cosmetic surgery in the eleven years since his injury - During his recovery, a nurse asked him to speak to a burn patient, who had just seen his body for the first time and had become withdrawn. After a brief visit, J.R. realized he had a positive impact on this patient and decided to use his own experiences to help others. He continued to visit patients every day sharing his story and listening to theirs. Martinez has since become a highly sought-after motivational speaker. He has spoken to troops at various bases around the world, as well as to such groups as the Clinton Global Initiative, the Red Cross, and dozens of universities, non-profits, and Fortune 500 companies - We cannot thank you enough Mr. Martinez for your selfless sacrifices you made to this country! Thank you for your service -
Driving, Family, and Memes: SPC J.R. Martinez - Martinez is an actor, best-selling author, motivational speaker, advocate, and wounded U.S. Army veteran. After high school, he joined the army. J.R. was proud to serve, as a way to give something back to a country that had already given so much to him and to his family. In September of 2002, J.R. underwent Basic and Advanced Training at Fort Benning, Georgia, where he gained skills as an 11-B Infantryman. After reporting to Fort Campbell, Kentucky, in January of 2003, he was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division - In March of 2003, J.R. was deployed to Iraq. On April 5, he was driving a humvee in Karbala when his front left tire hit a roadside bomb. The three other soldiers were ejected from the burning vehicle, but J.R. was trapped inside. He suffered smoke inhalation and severe burns to 34 percent of his body - J.R. was immediately evacuated to a local medic station in Iraq and then on to Landstuhl, Germany, for immediate care. He spent 34 months in recovery at Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC-SAMC) in San Antonio, Texas. He has undergone 34 different surgeries, including skin grafts and cosmetic surgery in the eleven years since his injury - During his recovery, a nurse asked him to speak to a burn patient, who had just seen his body for the first time and had become withdrawn. After a brief visit, J.R. realized he had a positive impact on this patient and decided to use his own experiences to help others. He continued to visit patients every day sharing his story and listening to theirs. Martinez has since become a highly sought-after motivational speaker. He has spoken to troops at various bases around the world, as well as to such groups as the Clinton Global Initiative, the Red Cross, and dozens of universities, non-profits, and Fortune 500 companies - We cannot thank you enough Mr. Martinez for your selfless sacrifices you made to this country! Thank you for your service -

SPC J.R. Martinez - Martinez is an actor, best-selling author, motivational speaker, advocate, and wounded U.S. Army veteran. After high sch...