Most startup entrepreneurs who become successful don& #39;t get there until they& #39;re over 40. Some of the best writers started after 40 too. It& #39;s nice to acknowledge potential but also there& #39;s a lot to be said for getting better and more resilient with experience. https://twitter.com/karenkho/status/1301184177967071234">https://twitter.com/karenkho/...

The truth is this: Very few people face a true crisis of career faith until they hit 35 or so and family (elderly or babies) becomes an issue. Almost everyone you know reinvented themselves ages 37-40. That& #39;s a much more interesting story than straight lines.

What& #39;s interesting is that women, especially, tend to find their groove and success -- as writers or runners or anything -- after 40 or even 50 when family is less of a concern for them. Some reading: https://longreads.com/2018/11/28/emerging-as-a-writer-after-40/">https://longreads.com/2018/11/2...