Are You Too Old To Start Up?

For those who feeling old to start a start-up at 30s or 40s or even 50s, here’s some good news. It’s not too late to start or to learn something new. Let me give you examples that you may be surprised. Charles Flint launched IBM at 61. McDonald’s founder Ray Kroc was in the business of selling multimixers for making milk-shakes till he was 52. Actor Harrison Ford was a carpenter till his 30s. Niklas Zennstromm created Skype at the age of 37. Evan Williams co-founded Twitter at the age of 35. This list goes on and on here: