On the occasion of the 100th episode, I wanted to celebrate senior entrepreneurs. 

Paul Tasner is the co-Founder & CEO of PulpWorks Inc., which he founded 11 years ago at the age of 66 after working for other people for 40 years! 

If you do the calculation, it gives you an idea of Paul’s age today! 

PulpWorks turns garbage into safe, planet-friendly products.

Paul has also been a TED resident since 2017. His TED Talk How I Became an Entrepreneur At 66 has had 2.4m views and counting. 

We talk about why he moved into entrepreneurship, why senior entrepreneurs have a higher rate of success than younger ones, and he shares the lessons he’s learned throughout his 50 years of business experience. 

There’s no age to re-invent yourself. 

Listen to the full episode now > https://podfollow.com/inter-views-cracking-the-entrepreneurship-code 

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I am a French national who left France at 23, and spent 20 years in South-East Asia, before relocating to Finland in the summer of 2019.

​My professional background is in market research and advertising, where I ran small businesses of up to 150 people across 3 countries.

I've always cared more about others than about myself. I've developed a passion for coaching, mentoring, advising, and training people throughout the years. Combined with my entrepreneurial mindset, becoming a coach to entrepreneurs just made sense.

Today, I combine my experience and expertise to unlock entrepreneurs from situations they create when they become the bottleneck in their business.