He launched a sweaty startup in high school. Now he'll be a millionaire by 18

All right, today we're trying something new. We have three high school students, ninth graders, tenth graders, eleventh graders, that all are running their own business while they're in school. And not just like Oh, here's my idea. These guys have real revenue. Tens of thousands of dollars in profit that they're making as Yeah. It's crazy. And so we invited them in, we're doing office hours with them. So they bring us their biggest problem. And we try to help them solve it in like ten minutes. And whether you're a high school or college student or you're just running your own business, I think there's gonna be something in this for everybody because there's a beauty in these kids who they're like, ah, I just don't know anything, but they're crushing it. Yeah, it there's a lot of people who listen to this podcast that wanna start something and they overthink it.

And There's a beauty to being ignorant and these kids are ignorant and because of that they create s amazing stuff and I think that you should steal that attitude. I feel like I can rule the world, I know I could be what I want to I put my all in it like my day's all on the road, less travel, never looking back. Alright, we're doing something fun today. We have high school students who have

existing businesses, they're running businesses, they're making a lot of revenue, they have making money, and they're here for office hours. And this is all part of our buddy Anand, who's here with us. He um he's running this new thing called the formidable fellows. And I think this is like a precursor. You you want to launch a school someday, a new school for entrepreneurship, but this is kinda your Your MVP, is that right? You started giving out grants to middle and high school students? Yeah, so we're building a national network of schools of entrepreneuring. It takes a while to build physical schools, so

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