One high school student, who makes more money a day than most adults make in a week, uncovers some of the secrets of his financial success.
Jack Bloomfield (Jack Bloomfield) is only 16 years old, but in the e-commerce industry, he has hit the ground.
The 11th grader from Brisbane, who started his career at the age of 12, designed a website that allows users to design cards online and then send them to the post office.
From such a small profitable business to Jack`s latest business, he earns an average of 2900 yuan a day in his bank account.
According to the teenager, his success is due to strict time management and getting up at 05:15 every day, and that he doesn`t spend a few hours playing with his cell phone every day.
Jack sounds more like an experienced businessman than a high school student,. He explains how different his daily life is from the rest of his classmates.
"as soon as I came home from school, I started business," he said. "I didn`t play games or watch TV on Xbox."
"you see, I think the key is to optimize every minute of your day. People can spend an hour or two on their phones, but I try to maximize every minute of the day. "
"at the end of each day, I make a list of what I have to do the next day. It just helps me control everything. I try to focus on business, and that`s my passion-I really like to develop my career. "
Last year, Jack founded his parent company, BloomVentures, and now runs a wide range of online shop, sales products, from skincare products to novelty gadgets.
This contrasts sharply with most of his classmates, some of whom work part-time at fast-food restaurants.
But another difference about the teenager was his total disregard for sleep.
Take a look at Jack`s detailed daily schedule: he gets up at 05:15 every day, almost three hours before the school bell rings.
Then he went to class, went home, and worked until 10 pm.
He admitted that his parents sometimes questioned whether he spent too little time studying, but he said they were willing to support his dream of skipping college and starting his career in Silicon Valley, the technology hub of the United States.
"I think it`s a problem.-am I going too far into the money and not too concerned with my homework?" He said。 "I insist time management is important and I try to optimize every minute."
"I think I can prove that you don`t need to be 40 or 50 to make money, and you don`t have to be promoted to succeed. It`s hard, don`t get me wrong, but I really think anyone can do it. "
