Better Late Than Never

By now when this Weekly Focus article goes out most of the readers will wonder why it wasn’t sent before the work day. Here is why. This post will make a successful impact regardless of the time it touches our Weekly Focus readers inbox.

Why? Because it is better to be late than never. Success does not and it will never have a deadline. We all want to get there as fast as we can, but this may lead to stress and burnouts. Be patient and be persistent. We all wish we knew the best age to succeed. We don’t they are averages out there, but success can come at any age. Since we are on the topic of better late than never, below are a few successful people and the age they became a success.

Mark Cuban, Dallas Mavericks Owner was a bartender until 25, granted it was his own bar. It also wasn’t what he considered an success.

J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter author was a single mother on welfare before she hit jackpot with her Harry Potter series.

Ray Krock, Mcdonald’s Founder up until the age of 52 sold paper cups and milkshake mixers.

Mary Kay Ash, Mary Kay founder up until the age of 45 she sold books and home us door-to-door.

Tim Westergren founder of Pandora at the age of 35.

So do we give up on our dreams? or keep trying? Yes this post came as inspiration later in the day, but its better late than never.

Todays Focus: It’s never too late to be successful. – Wade Townsend II