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My biggest concern at 32 is being too old. After losing most my money and tech skills working on a small business, it's going to take at least another year or
by xiaoma 16y ago
My biggest concern at 32 is being too old.
After losing most my money and tech skills working on a small business, it's going to take at least another year or two to get anything near the programming skills a start-up would take. And even at that point, how many founders in their young 20s would want a bald guy in his mid-30s for a co-founder, regardless of his drive?
That said, I have little fear of going it alone without funding. Some entrepreneurs featured on Mixergy did just that.
- jonpaul 16y agoYou can do it friend. You don't need a cofounder in their 20's. I'm in my late 20's and this is my third time. I know another guy who just started in his early 30's. The point is that it's never too late. You control your destiny. Each minute is a new opportunity to start over. Plus, you have experience which is hard to find. Good luck. Take care.
- mburney 16y agohow many founders in their young 20s would want a bald guy in his mid-30s for a co-founder If anything your age would be a benefit to a co-founder in his 20's -- the startup would be a good balance of experience/youth
- ahoyhere 16y agoIt's not your age, it's your self-pity that's going to get in your way.