വിജയിക്കാൻ പ്രായം നോക്കേണ്ടതില്ല | Too old? Or too young? Which is better in business?

Is there a "perfect age" to become an entrepreneur?
In a world obsessed with the "30 Under 30" lists and the myth of the teenage tech genius, many people feel they are either too young to be taken seriously or too old to innovate. But the data tells a completely different story. In this deep-dive documentary, we’re stripping away the stereotypes to uncover the truth about how age impacts your business success.
We explore why the average age of a successful startup founder is actually 45, and why being 22 can be your greatest competitive advantage—if you know how to play your cards right. Whether you are a student wondering if you should drop out to pursue a dream, or a professional with 30 years of experience wondering if you’ve "missed the boat," this video is for you.
What We’ll Cover in This Video:
The Psychology of Authority: How to command a room when you’re the youngest person there, and how to stay relevant when the industry is shifting beneath your feet.
The "Experience vs. Innovation" Trap: We analyze why older founders often have higher success rates due to "social capital," while younger founders excel at "disruptive thinking."
Overcoming Ageism: Practical strategies for dealing with biased investors, skeptical clients, and the internal "imposter syndrome" that comes with your age.
The Biological Reality: A look at energy levels, risk tolerance, and how your brain’s approach to problem-solving evolves over time.
Case Studies: From Colonel Sanders (KFC) starting at 65 to Mark Zuckerberg starting at 19—what can we learn from the outliers?