Finally a teenager humble enough to address the ad nauseam idea that teenagers can be entrepreneurs to. The media (most esp. major media outlets) have been expl

Finally a teenager humble enough to address the ad nauseam idea that teenagers can be entrepreneurs to. The media (most esp. major media outlets) have been exploiting this topic ever since they finally acknowledged the internet as a valid 'media contender.' A teenager with an entrepreneurial spirit is rare as is and perhaps even paradoxical in the most stereotypical case, but a teenager disciplined and willful enough to build a business (web-site/service) attractive enough to sell and humble enough to remind us they still have a lot to learn is probably one in a million. I don't mean to swing on this kid's nuts, I'm merely trying to make the point that a majority of early-blooming entrepreneurs wearing fancy acronyms/job-titles assume they know too much too soon and have a hard time adapting their business and their ego when X takes a turn for the worse.