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Genevie
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Asked: 2023-09-13T20:58:47+00:00 In:

What type of business can someone in their late 50s do?

A lot of older folks get to their senior years, and they see no reason to retire if they don’t want to. Starting their own business is one way older workers can apply their experience in new, fulfilling ways. Could you suggest the type of business they could handle?

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  1. deucher
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    I believe that now age does not play any role in order to open any type of business, but for many people age is felt in different ways. First of all, it is worth understanding why this business is for making money or just for pleasure, because if it is for pleasure, then everyone has their own desirRead more

    I believe that now age does not play any role in order to open any type of business, but for many people age is felt in different ways. First of all, it is worth understanding why this business is for making money or just for pleasure, because if it is for pleasure, then everyone has their own desires, but if it is for profit, then I do not think that at this age it is worth taking a risk, because there is not much time to restore everything and start again. I believe that the sales company is a rather conservative option

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  3. aboy01
    Trusted Adviser Digital Entrepreneur | Knowledge Sharer | Smart Income Mentor

    Age should never stop someone from starting a business. People in their late 50s often have experience, patience, and strong people skills that younger entrepreneurs may still be learning. Good business ideas include consulting, tutoring, farming, catering, real estate, online selling, blogging, lauRead more

    Age should never stop someone from starting a business. People in their late 50s often have experience, patience, and strong people skills that younger entrepreneurs may still be learning. Good business ideas include consulting, tutoring, farming, catering, real estate, online selling, blogging, laundry services, event planning, or running a small shop. A business that matches their passion, health, experience, and available capital is usually the best choice for long-term success and satisfaction.

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