They believe they can fly... they believe they can touch the sky ... These lines hold importance for some of the young entrepreneurs who did not wait for legal age to kick-start their career.
These brilliant minds have proved their worth at an early age. Who should have thought that children aged between 13 to 18 years will become entrepreneurs drawing inspiration from the likes of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates?
Most of the children of their age go to schools and focus on academics. But these children are the exceptional ones who stand out from the crowd. Some of these children aren't even old enough to start driving.
Here is the list of 10 such inspiring stories of young entrepreneurs that will reaffirm our faith that talent has nothing to do with age:
Shubham Banerjee
This boy has just stepped in his teenage years. He is a 13 year old boy from Santa Clara, California.
Google helped him to start his career. As a normal curious child he too goggled for what he was curious for but he didn't let his curiosity stop there only. So, he created “Braigo”, a Braille printer with the help of a kit named Lego Mindstorms EV3.
After this he started his first company Braigo labs so that he could provide low-cost machines to help the blind people. To further motivate him Intel Corp too invested in his company.
Soroush Ghodsi
At a tender age of 13 this young lad from Waterloo, Ontario owns a company named Silk Technologies. The company that he started allows you to search companies, filter the requirements and keep a track based on certain criteria. It's not a new for him as this is his fourth attempt and a second role as a CEO of a company.
Rohan Agrawal
Great work has nothing to do with the age is proved by this young man who just ages 14 and is from Cupertino, California. He is a self- taught programmer who started his journey when he was just 12 as a “standout intern” for a company named OLogic.
After this, he became the founder of a company named Aleopile, a consulting company that specializes in Robotics, Web Design and Printed Circuit Boards.
Brooke Martin
Age is just a number for these young entrepreneurs. Martin ages 15 and is from Spokane, Washington. Being the inventor of ICPooch, she founded her own company. She had impressed judges on America's award-winning television show “Shark Tank”.
She even was awarded at GeekWire Summit this year. This brilliant kid recently redesigned her previous technology so that she could help the elders.
Jordan Casey
Who can stop these young brilliant minds? Casey ages 15 and is from Waterford, Ireland. When he was just 9, he taught himself how to program and at 12 he started his own company named Casey Games.
Not only this, he also owns a company named Eventzy. It's an online event management and promotion site that was launched in November 2014.
