> somehow in real statistics the average age when successful entrepreneurs start their companies is 40+. Given just this information, it's still possible that

> somehow in real statistics the average age when successful entrepreneurs start their companies is 40+. Given just this information, it's still possible that people who start companies in their twenties are more likely to be successful; but most people who start companies are 40+. I don't necessarily expect that to be the case, but do you happen to know offhand?