Oprah Winfrey says ‘Life starts at 44’—and research proves she’s right: The average founder starts their business after 40
Workers spend their twenties climbing the corporate ladder under the belief that they’ll have it all by 30—the perfect job, six-figure salary, and dream house. But seasoned professionals are pulling back the curtain on the realistic timeline of career success.
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Workers spend their twenties climbing the corporate ladder under the belief that they’ll have it all by 30—the perfect job, six-figure salary, and dream house. But seasoned professionals are pulling back the curtain on the realistic timeline of career success. And for billionaire media mogul Oprah Winfrey, that begins in your mid-forties. “Life starts at 44,” Winfrey recently said on the Baby, This is Keke Palmer podcast.
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Oprah Winfrey says ‘Life starts at 44’—and research proves she’s right: The average founder starts their business after 40
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