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It can be harder than you might think. The further you are along in your career, the easier it is to have the time, networks and personal capital to be an investor. No question. And it can take a decade or more to make any real money from investing. It’s hard to have a way to do that, for most of us, at 21. We just don’t have the resources, the background, or the network. So one might think 45 or so is sort of the perfect age to start. Imagine you’d built a successful company or two, still had tons of energy but enough zen and experience to prefer to help others at the next stage. That all makes sense. 45 is a great time to transition to helping the next generation, if you were fortunate enough to have success earlier than that. Maybe the best time of all Continue reading "How difficult is to become a venture capitalist after 45?"