What touched me was that at the age of 52, Ray Clark insisted on his ambition and built his own business kingdom. What I don't know is, "Your face is very familiar, have we met?" "No, I don't remember we met" "I remember, you are the one who sells paper cups" "I remember, You are the one who sells the folding table" "I remember, you are the one who sells the five-axis mixer" "Ray, you have earned the house and everything we have now through your hard work, why can't you? Let go and live a peaceful life?" Persistence, nothing beats it, believe in the power of perseverance, and you will be closer to success. In this case, Clark seems to be regarded as chicken soup, but he still chooses to keep listening, keep looking forward, and walk staggeringly forward. Perhaps, many people will regret the dismal end of the McDonald brothers. Perhaps, many people will feel disdain for Lei's practice of divorce and marriage. But, the truth is, "Why, they are so afraid of ambition, afraid of dreams? Yes, I think so too"
"From the first time I saw it, I knew I had to have it."
Clark's story is intoxicating and inspiring.
"You said, chain store, I have already tried it, but, in fact, it is not satisfactory"
"It's a concept"
McDonald's, what we do is, real estate. It belongs to me alone, our brand, our American dream.
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