By Julie E 
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Although many success tales take years to materialize, many young entrepreneurs become wealthy quickly through perseverance, hard work, and commitment. These ten extraordinary people rose to prominence later in life.
Ray Kroc
Kroc found the McDonald brothers’ hamburger joint at the age of 51, which marked the start of his illustrious business career. He made the decision to grow it into the sizable fast-food chain it is today because of how well-run they were.
Reid Hoffman
Hoffman worked for Apple for a while before starting one of the first social networking sites. At the age of 35, he co-founded LinkedIn and used his prior knowledge to help the company become a billion dollar success.
Robert Noyce At the age of 41, Noyce co-founded Intel and went on to create a tech empire that transformed the semiconductor sector and made a substantial contribution to the digital era.
With The Fantastic Four, Stan Lee Lee, at 39, found great success and created a universe of enduring characters that influenced popular culture.
Yoovidhya Chaleo
When Yoovidhya and Dietrich Mateschitz co-founded Red Bull at the age of 61, they turned his tonic drink into a worldwide sensation and made a fortune.
At the age of forty, Henry Ford Ford set out to start Ford Motors, which resulted in ground-breaking inventions for the automotive sector.
Tim Westergren, who established Pandora at the age of 35, went on to establish it into a preeminent online radio service and was named one of Time Magazine’s most influential individuals.
Ma Jack
Ma started Alibaba at the age of 35 after experiencing multiple rejections and disappointments, and he went on to build it into one of the biggest e-commerce platforms globally.
Peter Thiel Thiel quit a profession in law at the age of thirty-one to co-found PayPal. He subsequently played a key role as an investor in Facebook and amassed a sizeable software portfolio.
Sanders, Harland
Before Col. Sanders, then 62, opened up a Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise at age 62, he overcame numerous obstacles and built an empire of fast food that is still going strong today.