You Are Never To Old. Check Out These Amazing Accomplishments By Late Bloomers.

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Did you know that the oldest person to complete the Ironman triathlon was an 82-year-old nun? Or that a woman got her master’s degree when she was 98? How about a teacher who’s literally a hundred years old? All that and more in Mental Floss’ List Show.
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Below are a few infographics that show how age is just a number and you can achieve and retain success at late stages of life if you put your mind to it.

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At 90, Pablo Picasso was still producing art.
At 88, Pablo Cassals was giving cello concerts.
At 85, Coco Chanel was the head of her fashion design firm.
George Burns and Jessica Tandy were 80 when they each won an Academy Award.
Thomas Edison invented the telephone at age 84
Barbara McLintock was awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine at the age of 81
Benjamin Franklin signed the declaration of independence shortly after he retired from printing at age 70.
Laura Ingalls Wilder published her first book at age 64, chronicling her life as a wife and mother.
After a career in science, Peter Mark Roget compiled the first thesaurus and published it at age 73.
Grandma Moses did not start painting until she was 76.
At age 65, Colonial Sanders started Kentucky Fried Chicken.
Edmond Hoyle wrote “Rules of the Game” at age 70
Henry Ford introduced the Model T at age 45, but invented the assembly line at 60.