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6. Gordon Bowker
Gordon Bowker is a writer who created the Starbucks brand when he was 51 years old, because of his love of coffee drinks. He creates various types of coffee drinks that people like and sell a lot on the market. Until finally Edward Schultz bought the copyright for 3 million US dollars, and made Starbucks a coffee shop chain that was famous throughout the world. Apart from creating the Starbucks brand, Bowker also created other brands such as Red Hook Brewery and Peets Coffee, which later became successful and became hits, and like Starbucks, were bought at high prices by investors.
7. Harland Sanders
Harland Sanders is an orphan who experienced a sad time where he had to care for and make food for his two younger siblings when he was only 5 years old. At the age of 7 he was already good at making bread. In his youth and adulthood he went through various types of work, from being a soldier, running a ship business, to being appointed colonel by the governor of Kentucky. Since the age of 40 he has been creating crispy fried chicken recipes. He offers it to many restaurants. But only when he was 62 years old, the recipe was bought by Pete Harman, a restaurant owner from Utah, as an additional menu in his restaurant. However, the fried chicken product from Sanders pushed sales at the restaurant to triple, with sales of Sanders' fried chicken reaching 75% of its total sales. Harman then franchised his restaurant and registered the patent for Kentucky Fried Chicken. Sanders then received a franchise of $0.04 from every sale of a piece of KFC fried chicken he created.
How? The people described above became world figures because they did not give up on circumstances and said; "I'm old, I can't do anything anymore." However, they argue that age is not a limitation. In fact, when they are over 50 years old, they have more experience. They also have more friends with the same amount of experience.
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