Some people equate age with less opportunity for success—

but that’s hardly a viable argument given the many people who started profitable ventures later in life.

Sam Walton began Wal-Mart at age 44. Ray Kroc bought McDonald’s at 52 before developing it into a billion-dollar restaurant chain.

The founder of instant ramen noodles was 48 when he invented this college-student favorite.

Limiting your life based on your age is not necessary.

Success can be reached at any time in your life through hard work and perseverance.

So don’t worry if you haven’t found “what you want to do”;

you have a lifetime to pursue your dreams. I’m Mac Hammond, and this is the Winner’s Minute.