A sixty-year-old person starts a consulting business using personal experience. Which myth does this challenge?

Correct answer: Entrepreneurship is only for young people

The direct answer is A: Entrepreneurship is only for young people. The example challenges this myth because a sixty-year-old uses personal experience to provide consulting and start a venture. Reasoning step by step: entrepreneurship means identifying an opportunity, creating value and organising a service or product; these activities do not have one fixed age limit; older people may possess experience, networks, judgement and specialised knowledge; therefore age alone cannot prevent entrepreneurship. Option A is correct because it is the belief being disproved. Option B is true but does not name the myth being challenged; the example does show that experience can help consulting. Option C is also true but merely describes the type of venture, not the mistaken age belief. Option D is a positive general idea about lifelong learning, but it is not the specific myth stated in the question. Do not equate youth with ability or age with inability. Exam cue: identify which option directly contradicts the example’s mistaken belief.