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it is not too late to start

A Nigerian musical icon, Late Fatai Rollingdollar sang his first and hit album at over 75 years, in fact some of his teeth were obviously missing. had he sang the song at a lower year, nobody will be willing to buy it. At that age, he succeeded in creating a niche for himself against the tensed competition of younger generations.
A big  mistake on your path may be not starting when others starter maybe for one reason or the other, you do not because of that now relax that you wouldn't need to do it again. the mere fact others started before you or somebody stole your business idea or plan is an opportunity to learn from the person so that you can make use of the information to make a better brand.
The truth remains that your own view of the idea may not have been acceptable to the prospective customers or better still you may not have the capital to launch it in a way it will attract attention. don't give up on your dream, not yet until you have tried it out. 

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