This kid reminds me so much of myself growing up. At nine years old, I started my first business—the neighborhood Candy House in Compton, California. By the time I was 10, I turned a $40 investment into $300 a week and even put the local liquor store out of the candy game. That experience shaped me for life, and I see that same entrepreneurial spark in this young man. He’s smart, smooth, classy, and already mastering the marketplace—raising prices strategically and thriving. This is the future, and I absolutely love it! If you’re ready to level up, check out our 1 Million Black Business (1MBB) initiative at Operation HOPE. Take a financial literacy course (we offer scholarships!) or download the HOPE in Hand app. We’re in 42 states, building financial literacy as the civil rights issue of this generation. Pick up my bestselling book Financial Literacy for All and start building your future. Let’s empower the next generation of entrepreneurs—black, white, Latino, Asian, everyone. Thi...