Here’s to The Boy Wonders

Life is too short to be small. – Benjamin Disraeli

This site is dedicated to The Boy Wonders. These are the guys who grow up to be tycoons.

If you run a business or are a serious student of business in real life (as opposed to school), you have mostly likely come across at least one individual who appears to have a magical gift for accumulating assets/businesses.

Kirk Kerkorian, Boy Wonder

Kirk Kerkorian, Boy Wonder

They tend to start off down this road at a young age. They don’t get one newspaper route but multiple ones. If they then can’t deliver all the papers they hire friends as subcontractors.

They usually have their first serious business by their early 20s and then use its cashflow to start acquiring additional cashflows in rapid succession. By their 30s they are usually sitting atop their very own mini-empires of diverse businesses.

From there they choose to either graduate up to middle market companies or stick with accumulating smaller ones.

Despite a few Internet billionaires, most billionaires have built their fortunes by acquiring cashflow producing assets in this manner.

It’s a different strategy. Instead of placing all your eggs into one basket, you focus on acquiring as many baskets as possible.

It’s more of a game for “people persons” than those who prefer to spend their days coding in isolation.

Are you already running a business? Do you want to grow it? Do you want to build your own business empire?

Then what are you waiting for? Enroll today.

* I use “Boy Wonders” here because so far I haven’t come across any female ones. Hopefully that will change soon.

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