11 millionaire kids to learn from

There are millionaires who have not even finished school. This is not about the children of wealthy parents. We are talking about children who made a fortune with their own labor. They know what business is and how to make money. The mindset begins at a young age.

1 Christian Owens

Christian earned his first million before he was 16 years old. Since childhood, having independently studied web design, he created his first company at 14. Then he began to negotiate with various manufacturers and distributors, offering them his own application package for Mac OS X, the operating system manufactured by Apple. (Steve Jobs was a source of motivation and inspiration for him). Since then, the Mac Bundle Box has brought Christianity millions.

Lesson: of course, you need to follow your passion, but the most important thing is to help people save money. Find a way to offer them something for a lower price.

2.Evan

Evan started leading his EvanTube channel on YouTube when he was only 8 years old. Now, thanks to his channel, he earns about $ 1.3 million a year, with over a million subscribers. What is he talking about in his videos? About what you thought about - about popular toys, about children's video games - everything that young children are fond of. Yes, you can become rich by talking about Lego, Minecraft and Angry Birds!

Lesson: if you do what you love and do it perfectly, then you can create a million dollar project. This is not easy, but with perseverance, it is possible.

3 Cameron Johnson

It all started when Cameron began creating invitation cards for his parents' dinner parties. Soon he began to receive orders from his friends and colleagues of his parents. The guy founded Cheers and Tears at age 14. Then he began to develop in the field of software and online advertising, which made him a millionaire, back in school.

Lesson: if you do something well, then you can turn it into something more. Master new industries, try something new. All this will make you a millionaire.

4.Adam Hildreth

Adam became a millionaire at age 16, creating a social network for teens Dubit (popular in the UK). After the project brought him success, he founded Crisp, a service that protects children from online intruders. In 2004, Adam was included in the top list of the 20 richest teenagers in the UK.

Lesson: sometimes it's better to look for ideas in popular niches and create something yourself. You should also find solutions to problems that concern people.

5 Leanna Archer

Leanna was engaged in the bottling and sale of her own lipstick for hair when she was only 9 years old. The girl received secret recipes for her cooking from her great-grandmother. Then she expanded her line of hair products based on the same recipes. Now Leanna’s company brings in more than $ 100, 000 a year, and her fortune is more than $ 3 million. She also founded The Leanna Archer Education Foundation, which aims to meet basic needs for 200 Haitian children.

Lesson: when you succeed and earn a lot of money, do not forget to give them for good purposes. Money is also a necessity in order to help others, those who are in great need of them.

6 Farhad Ashidwall

At the age of 16, Farhad founded the Rockstah Media marketing agency, which was engaged in website development, advertising and branding. He is called one of the most promising entrepreneurs of our time. When Farhad was asked what the success of his project was, the young entrepreneur replied: "My team is the foundation of my company."

Lesson: you cannot do everything yourself. Building a strong professional team is essential if you want to take your business to the next level.

7. Robert Nye

Robert earned more than $ 2 million in 2 weeks after the release of his famous game Bubble Ball. By that time, the boy was only 14 years old. At the moment, it has been downloaded over 16 million times. Robert continues to develop new game applications for his Nay Games company. Bubble Ball remains one of the most popular games in the Apple Store.

Lesson: Some people can really achieve instant success. This should not be your goal, but if you create something good, success is inevitable.

8.Nick Doluaillot

Nick sold his company Summly to search giant Yahoo for $ 30 million in 2013, making him one of the youngest millionaires in the world. Based on Summly, the Yahoo News Digest newsletter was launched. Nick currently works at Yahoo. According to the Wall Street Journal, it was named the “Innovator of the Year, ” and Time Magazine put it on the list of the most influential teenagers in the world. The guy also managed to get his partners in the Hong Kong tycoon Lee Ka-Shin, who funded the development of his new developments.

Lesson: age is not a hindrance. Nick even managed to get financing from a billionaire, despite his age.

9.Mosaya Bridges

Mosaya founded an atelier for sewing bow ties at the age of 9, and soon his business began to bring $ 150, 000 a year. Today its staff includes several employees. He became the hero of many popular magazines and managed to participate in the famous American television show Shark Tank. Currently, a small businessman is working on creating his own clothing line.

Lesson: Having made your business successful, constantly look for new ways to develop and expand.

10.Emil Motika

Emil started a lawn mowing business when he was 9 years old. Soon he brought him to a whole new level. At 13, he took a loan of $ 8, 000 and bought a professional lawn mower. By the time he founded his own company, Motycka Enterprises, the guy was 18. Having earned over $ 100, 000 in the summer, now the business brings him millions.

Lesson: if you take up something, do it better than others.

11.Sanjay and Shavran Kumaran

When the Kumaran brothers were 12 and 14 years old, they founded their own gaming corporation. They own several applications and over 35, 000 users have already downloaded them. Developed the most popular game, Catch Me Cop. The main income is from advertising, since games and applications are free to download. Now the brothers attend various events and speak at conferences.

Lesson: Be loyal to your passion and do what you get..