Making commercial real estate 10x easier with my 20+ years of experience | Commercial leasing expert | Founder @RPG Estate | Served over 250 clients
Reed Hastings started Netflix at 37 Sam Walton started Walmart at 44 Colonel Sanders started KFC at 65 If you think it’s too late to start, think again! For 11 years, I worked in corporate, ticking all the boxes: stable income, structured career growth, and predictability. But beneath the surface, there was always this question—Am I doing enough? There’s a point where many of us think, “Have I missed my chance?” I certainly did. I thought the startup world was for the younger crowd. But I’ve realized something valuable: it’s not about the age at which you start—it’s about your readiness to make it happen. We often underestimate how experience, maturity, and perspective can be our strongest assets when starting later in life. Look around—some of the most successful founders didn’t begin in their 20s. They waited until they had the clarity, the focus, and the experience to make their mark. And when they did, they built legacies. Starting a company, especially later in your career, helps you align your goals with what you know and how you execute. So, if you're sitting there wondering if it's too late—don’t. Focus instead on where you want to be and how you’re going to get there. Because success is how you finish, not when you start. What do you think? #business #age #leadership
