There’s No Set Path To Success: Why It’s Never Too Late To Achieve Your Dreams (Infographic) When it comes to the entrepreneurs that own the spotlight, we all know them by name.
Zuckerberg, Spiegel, Sims — the CEOs of companies like Facebook, Snapchat and Codecademy – all have one thing in common. They are the type of young, hot shot businessmen who the media has come to love, the likes of which lists like Forbes’ 30 under 30 were made for. These are the figures who grab the press’ attention the most, but contrary to the amount of coverage they get as opposed to others, they are not the only entrepreneurs who have amazing stories that stem from the creation of even more amazing businesses. Now, one curator has gone out of her way to create a visual representation that emphasizes that point. Anna Vital of Funders and Founders put together a series of infographics that proves it’s never too late to make your shot at success. (Click to enlarge.) Funders and Founders Evan Williams co-founded Twitter at the age of 35.
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