In this episode of Founders Weekly, The hosts explore whether being in your 20s as a founder is crucial for startup success. They challenge the stereotype of the young entrepreneur, highlighting research that shows the average successful founder is 45, with companies led by older founders often achieving higher success rates. The discussion covers the differences in risk-taking, ambition, and life stage between younger and older founders, weighing the pros and cons of youth in the startup world. They also touch on key topics like experience, funding, personal growth, and the importance of balance and learning from failures. In addition, the hosts share their excitement about restarting the podcast, diving into revolutionary education, and one guest’s passion for music and launching a startup focused on experiential learning.

Host: Heini Zachariassen

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Co-Host: Hassan Bazzi

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Guest: Sang Shin

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Book: Open by Andre Agassi

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Should Startup Founders Be in Their 20s?