Turn Your Career Experience Into a Business After 50

Thinking about starting a business after 50?

Research cited by AARP found that founders over 50 were nearly twice as successful as founders under 30. But starting later also means you may have more to protect: savings, family responsibilities, and the financial security you’ve spent decades building.

This Tuesday, we’ll talk about both sides of the equation: the advantages you already have, the risks you need to manage, and how to turn your experience into a viable business.

We’ll also cover financial runway, learning new skills, sales, franchising, and the first steps to validate your idea before making the leap.