There's an important point not empathized enough in this article: Supportive Parents The lack of support from your parents is probably the biggest brake you may have at this age. Fortunately for this kid, thanks to the support of his parents, he managed to succeed in a really short time. Kudos to the entire family.
Does it say his parents were supportive? It mentions they leant him money, is that what you meant.
13-Year-Old Makes $100K Reinventing the Scooter Wheel
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#12Oh and just by the way, her husband is a seasoned high powered sales guy. What a coincidence.
Re: 13-Year-Old Makes $100K Reinventing the Scooter Wheel
#13There's an important point not empathized enough in this article: Supportive Parents The lack of support from your parents is probably the biggest brake you may have at this age. Fortunately for this kid, thanks to the support of his parents, he managed to succeed in a really short time. Kudos to the entire family.
Does it say his parents were supportive? It mentions they leant him money, is that what you meant.
Sounds like support to me.
They were also likely undersigners on his manufacture deal.
Re: 13-Year-Old Makes $100K Reinventing the Scooter Wheel
#14There's an important point not empathized enough in this article: Supportive Parents The lack of support from your parents is probably the biggest brake you may have at this age. Fortunately for this kid, thanks to the support of his parents, he managed to succeed in a really short time. Kudos to the entire family.
His parents also had the "lots of money" that allowed him to "replace the wheels every few weeks". I know that when I was a child, if I had a scooter and the wheels broke, I would never get to own a scooter again. So that's the kind of opportunity I'd have missed out on.
On the other hand, I doubt my parents would have lent me $2k when I was 13.
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#15Smart kid.