If you’re thinking of starting a business, there’s no reason to wait.
When Business Insider asked LinkedIn users which decade of life is the best time to start a business, the 30s came out on top. Ronnen Harary says that tracks with the average age of entrepreneurs in the US — but his advice is to start sooner.
The Canadian entrepreneur who cofounded global children’s entertainment company Spin Master recommends starting a business in your 20s, he said in a live Q&A with Business Insider’s Sarah Needleman. The company generated over $2 billion in revenue last year. It owns brands including Paw Patrol, Rubik’s Cube, and Melissa & Doug.
“I’m an…
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