15 year-old living in an entrepreneurial family (i must achieve twice as much as they did)

[lamborghini]

well, what should I say. One of these lucky kids that was born into an entrepreneurial family that went prior my birth from nothing to a pharmaceutical company valued at around 120 million US-dollars. And then there is my other family member that was forced to move out of his city during his childhood due to money scarcity and then established a coorperate entity that makes revenue of 40 million dollars annualy.
Well what about me? You maybe think I'm that stereotype lazy kid that has no ambitions doing what so ever during my life time, no.

I'm F*cking annoyed getting literally everythin from my family, I do not want to be known as the child that lives of the wealth of his parents I am actually thrilled. I'm like the complete contrary of
the given stereotype, I have goals. Even though my goal is sophisticated, like REALLY F*cking hard (having a company that is valued at around 240 million) and I have to make something really F*cking astounding, I will F*cking do it. even though i cant literally do anything as a 15 year old; i motivated myself to workout, to fully learn to program python (machine learning shit) and read your books.

 

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[lamborghini]

why do I not have these fancy titles stating that I read your books? I commented under his thread

 

[NCNY]

Best thing you can get out of your family is networking and mentoring - controlling this huge comapnies means your family is very connected & strong in the money/power/political influence.

Leverage your family bonuses for your own success, good luck.

 

[ivan i]

Hey man, you can do a lot of stuff as a 15 year old. I just finished developing my own agency at the same age as you, and am working on starting a full scale business. You got this.

 

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[nickgraham1234]

Welcome, keep us updated through your journey. Like @NCNY said, use your family's power to your benefit. Godspeed.