Quote by Colonel Harland Sanders

Don't be against things so much as for things.

Don't be against things so much as for things.

Summary

This quote encourages a more constructive and positive approach to life. Instead of focusing on opposing or criticizing things, it suggests directing energy towards supporting and advocating for what one believes in. By emphasizing being "for things," it encourages individuals to promote their values, aspirations, and causes. It highlights the importance of taking proactive measures to contribute to positive change and progress, rather than solely focusing on resistance or negativity. Overall, it promotes a more solution-oriented mindset that cultivates growth and development.

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Attitude

By Colonel Harland Sanders

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