Each year, some people managed to become a new millionaire. Most of them are American citizens. What is more astonishing, some of them have become a millionaires when they was a student. Vision, intelligence, and persistence are 3 of some of the things that make them successful. What they said about the success that they achieved? Who knew you can also make the handle  to undergo your plan to become an entrepreneurs:

Mark Zuckerberg

In 2007, when 23 years old, this man developed a system that is now very famous, Facebook. In an instant, he became one of the most famous millionaires. Not to mention his name getting soar after his success story immortalized in the “Social Network   film.
This man saw that young man is creative and intelligent. He have a high expectations of young man.

Michael Dell

At 19, Dell came out of his college at the University of Texas shortly after he started a computer company that sells directly to consumers with lower prices than competitors in retail. Once he reached the age of 24 years, the company known as Dell have a turnover of about 258 million U.S. dollars.

Advice from a man who is now 45-year-old for entrepreneurs is,
“You must have a passion towards your business. I think people who are looking for the great ideas out there to get money is not as successful as the people who find out what the deepest passion for and then made ​​into the business.”

Catherine Cook

Now Catherine Cook was 20 years old, and during the last 2 years she has become a millionaire. She, along with her brother, David and Geoff started a popular  social networking site among American youth, whose name myYearbook while they were stillattending school.

Her advice for young entrepreneurs,
“Stop thinking and start doing. Young was the most appropriate time to start a business, because there is no responsibility that must be lined up to star as when a person reaches adulthood. The worst can happen is you fail. But you can learn from failure and turn it become successful in the next effort. ”

Sean Belnick

At the age of 16, Sean has become a millionaire by selling office chairs through online, on sites BizChair.com. Looking through it, he continued his education at Emory University’s Goizueta Business School. Now he has reached the age of 23 years.
“It is never too soon to start. There is so much great information on the internet. Do your research and find a way to find out what you want to do,” Sean advises.

Jermaine Griggs

The man who is now 27-year-old managed to become millionaires at the age of 23 years to pursue his passion to become a music teacher. His site, HearAndPlay.com designed to help people learn to play piano, guitar, and drums without the need to read music. More than 2 million students each year download the lesson.

The words that he made for the beginner,
“Understand the power of sale, should not only understand who you are and your ideas. Learn the business. Learn how the people before you managed to live it, find all the people who have the same dreams and aspirations with you.”

Matt Mickiewicz

At the age of 22, he managed to reach his millionaire through 3 sites he created; SitePoint, 99Designs, and Flippa.com. According to Mickiewicz, the internet gives entrepreneurs the feedback directly to customers, making it less expensive to test and launch ideas. His advice to young entrepreneurs,

“People who say that the large capital required to print a lot of money is just people looking for excuses. Create a great value to others by providing solutions like never before.”

Juliette Brindak

At the age of 19 years, this woman has scored herself become a millionaire. He began drawing adolescent girls figures since the age of 10 years. Then, she uses these characters in the site, MissO and Friends. Her advice for the beginner,
“Fill your team with people who believe in your idea. If there is a start doubting your company should be immediately removed.”

Cameron Johnson

At the age of 9, he began making a greeting card manufacturing company in his home. At the age of 12, he helped his sister that makes Beanie Baby collection and achieve a profit of around 50 thousand U.S. dollars. Now, at the age of  25 years, he has successfully launched more than a dozen sites. He even has his own television show on the BBC, titled, “Beat the Boss”.

His advice for those wishing to start their own business,
“Start moving. Do something, start small. The smaller the capital, the easier to get gains. Create more value for others, and you’ll get more results.”

 

(female.kompas.com)