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Its Great to see that, we are now getting young people out there, who have tons of self belief and are reaching for the stars. Great Interview.
Kudos to Harrison!
Stephan, great article– it just shows that the successful arbitrage doesn’t require you to have a degree or be of a certain age. I am honored to be working with Harrison.
Harrison, my hats off to you! Six years ago I thought I mentored you, now you are mentoring me.
Great article! It goes to show that it is possible to live the life everyone dreams of.
I got to read his blog after this post and I think it is great. I do start to feel that there might be something pushing a little behind. But still this doesn’t take credit for his hard work. A lot of kids with rich parents drink their life away so….well done!
Great article, but the comments are even more interesting.
Sandy, I don’t know if your research is correct, but if so, your comment says it all. It wouldn’t be hard to put a dog at the helm with that kind of backing.
Another non-interview with Harrison. I don’t expect him to share secrets, but I find it boring to always read about his personal life. I’d read proper travel blogs if that were my thing.
And success/sharing are not mutually exclusive. Certainly I and others have learned boatloads from you, Stephen, and obviously you’re quite succesful yourself.
you are a kind of inspiration, i like your determination and sharp mind,keep it up it will really take you at the top. and never keep off from good friend and and good advice man.
Simply awful. I don’t see the word charity mentioned once in this article because we all know 16 year olds need to make $100K+ per month. And I love when he says that he doesn’t feel that schools inspire kids to come up with new ideas. I’m guessing that if you spend more than 45 minutes a week in school you might have a different opinion. It might sound like bitterness but I assure you it’s not. I have a real problem with giving a kid like this fanfare when he’s plain greedy.
Would you just read what these doubters and jealous zealots think???
They should be taking notes and learning from someone as young as Harrison, instead of criticizing what he does. (Whatever he’s doing, is obviously working.)
If you don’t get inspired from his story, I truly feel sorry for you because you must lead a very insecure and muffled existence. I hope your kids don’t think the way you do!
My 10 year old loved your story, so keep up the good job Harrison!
Good on ya! Hope you make a couple more millions. Great inspiration for all of us oldies.
Great to see this talented “self taught teen” so confident in what he does! teach some adults these skills, school in an institution is not for everyone, I have a son on the same path… step out of the norm and let these guys actually enjoy what they do! sham on any adult put downs!
I find some of these comments funny.
Anyone who believes this kids bs has the intelligence of a rock. Post number 6 explains it all.
People’s gullibility, sallowness, and greed never ceases to depress me.
Great story! Great comments! No doubt, it’s easier to accomplish your goals and reach for the pinnacles of success with a little help from behind the scenes.
Regardless of what you may think, it takes effort and initiative to attain success. It also takes “being knocked down” a peg or two to gain perspective on the REAL qualities of success ie. learning about the universal laws of attraction, gratitude and paying it forward.
There’s more to success than meets the eye…more than a casual observer might expect.
With that said, I wish Harrison a life filled with peace, joy and prosperity.
I’m sure he will put his knowledge to good use.
Jerry Koch
Internet Marketing Whiz