Age itself does not stop anyone from investing in Bitcoin or from building more cash flow. What really matters is whether someone has discretionary income and the discipline to keep stacking without touching it for everyday bills. As you said, expenses will always be there no matter our age, so the real solution is having other income streams to support those expenses. That way, whatever goes into Bitcoin remains long term. Salaries or main income can serve as the foundation, but multiple income sources give extra room to increase discretionary income and keep the investment secure.
You must not have multiple sources of income before you can comfortably invest in Bitcoin, what you need is a good source of income that can cover your basic needs and allow you have enough discretionary income from where you will invest part into Bitcoin and part of it kept as emergency funds. This idea of having multiple sources of income have made more people spread their money and energy into things they should have avoid to focus on things that will help them just because they want to create many streams of income. If you have a good business that is fetching you enough money, you can use part of your profits to start building your Building your Bitcoin portfolio. The focus is to have discretionary income and emergency funds to protect the investment from being sold when it was not planned.
Even if one strong source of income is enough to start and sustain Bitcoin investment, the reality is that life rarely stays predictable forever. A business can slow down, salaries can get delayed, or unexpected bills can eat into what was once a comfortable margin. That is why some people see multiple income streams as a form of protection, not just a pursuit of more money. Of course, the mistake comes when people scatter their effort into too many things that never mature, but having at least one or two additional flows beyond the main one can reduce the risk of being forced to sell Bitcoin in hard times. The key is not the number of income sources but their stability and how well they support consistent stacking without interruption.
I largely agree with you buddy, age is not a barrier when it comes to Bitcoin investment, in as much as discretionary income and discipline is greatly needed in stacking up your Satoshis, take note that if the will is not there, it wouldn't be possible because regardless of if an individual has a discretionary income and the discipline to go all the way, if he doesn't have the will to invest in bitcoin, it wouldn't be possible, so having the will to invest in bitcoin is also essential for an investor to invest in bitcoin without giving excuses why it's not possible.
Perhaps the will is the spark that sets everything in motion, but without structure it can burn out quickly. Many people have the will to invest, yet when expenses pile up or emergencies strike, that will alone cannot keep them from dipping into what was meant for Bitcoin. This is why discretionary income and steady cash flow matter so much. The will gets someone started, but sustainability depends on building a system that protects both daily needs and long term stacking. Otherwise, even strong intentions can collapse under financial pressure.