Cameron Johnson started his career path at 9 years old when he made invitations for his parent’s holiday party. Only two years later he had made thousands of dollars selling cards from his business Cheers and Tears. When he was 12 he paid his younger sister 100$ for her 30 beanie babies and sold them on eBay for 10 times the amount he paid. After seeing that this investment worked, he started buying from the manufacture and earned over 50,000$ in profit in less than a year! All from reselling Beanie Babies! Using that money, he started an internet business that brought in 3,000$ a month in advertising. By the time he was only 15 years old, he had started and successfully ran 15 startups with total revenues of between 300,000 to 400,000 dollars a month! Not only that but he also became the youngest foreign kid to ever be appointed to a board of a company in Tokyo! In that very same year, he wrote a book called,” 15-year-old CEO” that became a bestseller in Japan! By 19 his assets were worth more than a million dollars!
Cameron is truly an inspiration because of his keen ability to see opportunities and seize them, something every entrepreneur must do. Unlike most, though, he had that ability at only 9 years old and was able to steadily grow that ability and talent to help him succeed. Several of his business stemmed from similar ideas that he just made better and improved. 
One morning in 1993 an 8-year-old girl named Abbey Fleck and her dad were cooking bacon for breakfast. as she saw her dad’s struggle with all the bacon fat juice and cleaning it up with paper toils, she thought of an idea. What if there was a way to cook the bacon hanging as a dish of some sort collects the fat? That’s when Abbey and her father began to design what would eventually become the Makin’ Bacon dish. It’s a square, inch-deep skillet made of microwave-safe plastic. It has 3 T-shaped supports rising up from its center. The bacon cooks while draped over the crossbars of the central supports and the fat drips down into the dish.
The youngest UK entrepreneur, Henry Patterson has quite the success story. When he was just 9 years old he wrote a children’s book titled The Adventures of Sherb and Pip. Through the overwhelming success of that book he started the children’s brand Not Before Tea. The brand made the book characters come to life through bags, wash bags, and toys. The brand continues to grow but he didn’t stop there.:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():format(webp)/hartmain-ef4a00ce2d794798ab5499a5fbd35df9.jpg)
