It's too late. I'm too old. There are so many young entrepreneurs I could never compete

with them. I'm out of touch. I don't know the trends. Have you ever thought anything

somewhat similar? I was recently blown away by an article on ink.com and it shared the

ideal age to start a business. Okay, this is based on data. Okay, prepare your hearts.

I'm going to share with you three major takeaways from the 2.7 million startups in this study.

Okay, that was 2.7 million startups in this study. It's never too late to start a business.

Ever. The study showed that a startup founder who is 50 years old is twice as likely to

start an extremely successful business than a 30-year-old. Experience is better than

youth. The more experience you accumulate in life, the smarter the decisions you make. Okay,

friends, this is not my hypothesis. This is proven. You all know me. I love some data,

I love science, I love numbers. And if you are listening to this podcast and you are 25

or 75, prepare your heart. Because if you are 30 and you are not where you want to be,

guess what? You have a lot of time. And if you are 60, prepare your heart. You have a whole

other iteration ahead of you. Okay, did you know that a 60-year-old startup founder is

three times as likely to found a successful startup than a 30-year-old? Okay, three times

as likely. And this person is twice as likely to build a startup that winds up in the

point 1% of all companies. Okay, if you are a 60-year-old startup founder, you are three

times as likely to be successful than a 30-year-old. And you are twice as likely, twice as likely

to be the point 1% of all companies. And this blew my mind. I told JD, he is my husband

and my business partner. Baby, I have not even got it started yet, honey. I got iterations.

I got time. I got opportunity. And no, I am not anywhere close to where I want to be.

But you want to know what? Baby, I'm still young. Young is a frame of mind. As long as I

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