Andrew Hulbert
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 13 Apr
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What you don't want to do is wake up when you're in your 50s or 60s and go, ah, should have taken my shot when I was back in my 30s.
And I'm quite philosophical these days about business because I think your 20s is a great time to start and fail because maybe it works, maybe it doesn't.
You've got nothing to lose, really.
30s and 40s, life gets busy, probably going to get married, probably have kids, probably going to have a mortgage, all those things.
I think, and I'm just about to turn 40 now, but I think into my 50s, when the kids have grown up, they've fled the nest and I've got a load of time back again, I think I'd be a really good entrepreneur again at that stage.
Because I've learned it all, you've already made some money, there's not too much risk around it.
That may be what I'm aiming for.
But right now, I am holding myself back.
Oh, I do a little bit of investing.
That can lead you into new entrepreneurial ventures.
I'm trying to invest into a children's home at the moment.
So I care about kids and looking after people and building good homes.
And there's a brilliant couple of entrepreneurs that want to start a children's home, a couple of hundred thousand to get it off the ground under SEIS investment, which is brilliant as well for anyone looking at investment.
So that sort of thing.
But the key is I'm not involved.
I don't want to be doing anything day to day.
I'm not trying to get dragged in because I know what I'm like.
So the other thing I've done is I bought a farm, so an equestrian facility over in Oxford.
And I planted my forest last year, which 86% of it died over the summer because it was so dry.
Just replanted it now.
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