Teenager Startups - Read featured Stories of young teenage entrepreneurs

Dragons are one of the most beautiful yet ferocious of all the creatures. One such lover of dragons is Charlotte Gerwin from Ontario, Canada. She combined her love for dragons and passion of making toys out of rainbow loom bands, into a flourishing business.

Sankarsh described the challenges he has faced. He said, "We have faced several challenges throughout our roadmap from start-up to today. The only constant in our business has been our commitment to give the best experience to our clients." Sankarsh's dedication and loyalty towards the customers attract a large number of clients who instill their trust in his business. He is currently working on multiple investment products for investors in India and the U.S.A

Husain told Teenager Startups, "In my school days, there was a lesson of MS FrontPage, which allowed people to create websites without coding." But for this, he needed MS FrontPage software. Since he did not have an Internet connection at home, he went to an internet cafe with his laptop. It was a rocky start, and he failed to download the software.

Socially conscious teens like Ella Psaila recognize a responsibility to provide economic well-being to the poor. Approximately 36% of the world's population lives in extreme poverty, earning less than $1.25 per day. Ella's business model fits within the handloom industry, one of the largest sectors of economic growth and employment in impoverished countries, especially India.

Chase Simons is honoured as a medalist of the 'Young Entrepreneur Award' by Made Moguls and is a recipient of the prestigious Young Biz Kidz award. She was also featured in IVY Magazine April 2019 issue. Sharing her valuable tips with all the aspiring young entrepreneurs, Chase says, "Dream big and never give up on your dreams." Chase finds her inspiration from her dad and Robert Kiyosaki, an American businessman, and author. She enjoys their quick-wittedness when it comes to money.