Starting a Business in Your 40s Makes More Sense Than You Think

You might see them featured on the covers of business magazines or in cutting-edge blogs. They might drive cooler cars or own larger businesses, and they might be 20 years younger than you. So what?

If you’re in your 40s, there’s no better time to follow your entrepreneurial dreams. Just because you were born in a different decade doesn’t mean you’re ready to be put out to pasture. Look at Harland Sanders, for example. He held various jobs throughout his life, but in 1955, at the age of 65, he decided to start developing his franchise restaurant: Kentucky Fried Chicken. To date, KFC has stores in more than 100 countries.

And Sanders isn’t the only middle-aged entrepreneur. The Kauffman Foundation surveyed nearly 700 U.S.-born CEOs and heads of product development in engineering tech companies. Interestingly enough, twice as many U.S.-born tech entrepreneurs start ventures in their 50s as they do in their early 20s. Here are four reasons why you should consider starting a business in your 40s:
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