Are older entrepreneurs more successful

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Are Older Entrepreneurs More Successful?

Older entrepreneurs

Is success related to age and is there any difference between older entrepreneurs compared to the younger generations?

Together we are today going to kill once and for all the myth about age, entrepreneurship and that older entrepreneurs have a disadvantage.

Since we grew up as small kids, we always looked up to older people as a kind of 1/3

authority, as they normally had much more knowledge of certain things due to their experience. How did they get the experience? Well, time for sure has something to with the whole thing.

The whole world knows about the famous, successful and very young entrepreneurs at the time they became famous. The most famous of this “Hall of the Fame” can be mentioned Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, David Karp, Niel Patel, Blake Ross, Matt Mullenweg and many many more.

The reason why we regularly recognize these youngsters to be extremely successful is that they fall outside the frame we are accustomed to with successful young entrepreneurs.

And What About The Older Entrepreneurs?

What all the young successful entrepreneurs have in common is that their successes have been based on or surrounded by the digital world. The younger generation grew up side by side with the rapid evolution of the digital industry, explaining why you can find so many young successful digital entrepreneurs.

Therefore, we often and wrongly view entrepreneurship as something earmarked for youth.

Just remember these successful entrepreneurs who got their break through as older entrepreneurs.

Harold Stanley, founded Morgan Stanley at the age of 50 Gordon Bowker, founded Starbucks at the age of 51 Ray Kroc, started Mc Donald’s at the age of 52 Yoshisuke Aikawa, founded Nissan at the age of 53 Ariana Huffington, started Huffington Post at the age of 55 Kawasaki Shozo, founded Kawasaki at the age of 59 Amadeo Giannini, founded Bank of America at the age of 60 Charles Flit, founded IBM at the age of 61 2/3

Harland Sanders, founded KFC at the age of 62

Age Is A Number Also For Older Entrepreneurs.

Circumstances, not necessarily logical ones, mold people into a sort of perception of how the profile should look like for different jobs, adventures, and even fashion.

What separates true entrepreneurs from the rest is to not fall into these pre-constructed frames made by leaders in the different segments of the society. Real entrepreneurs, no matter if younger or older entrepreneurs, follow their passions and convictions.

View the video and get surprised how we look on age in the online marketing industry.

The path towards successful entrepreneurship, no matter if offline or online marketing, follows other parameters that are not age related.

Passion, desire, decision, and action are the main keywords for being successful as an entrepreneur and online marketing in particular.

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