Actress Jennifer Garner co-founded the organic baby food brand Once Upon a Farm at age 45, finding that starting a business later in life offered distinct advantages. She noted that her age provided a sense of humility and a focus on collaboration rather than a need to be in charge, contrasting with the common narrative of young founders. Garner, who had no prior business or economics education, embraced a learning mindset, highlighting that the average age for entrepreneurs to start successful businesses is 42, with top founders often starting around 45. AI
RANK_REASON The article discusses an entrepreneur's perspective on starting a business later in life, using Jennifer Garner as an example, rather than announcing a new product or significant industry event.
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