Is It Ever Too Late to Succeed in Business?

Success has no expiration date, and some of the world’s most iconic entrepreneurs are living proof.

Colonel Harland Sanders was 62 when he transformed his fried chicken recipe into the KFC empire.

Ray Kroc, at 52, turned McDonald’s into the largest fast-food chain in the world.

Vera Wang, once a figure skater and journalist, launched her bridal fashion label at 40, reshaping the industry.

Arianna Huffington built The Huffington Post at 55, pioneering digital media.

David Duffield co-founded Workday at 67, leading the way in cloud enterprise software.

And Chaleo Yoovidhya introduced Red Bull at 61, sparking a global energy drink revolution.

Their journeys reveal that life experience, passion, and persistence can be powerful tools for building businesses later in life.