At just 24, a young millionaire is touting his best-kept secret to success – and it doesn’t involve countless hours and “working hard.”
Lucas Lee-Tyson said he harnessed the power of the internet since he was a teen, finding ways to rake in some extra cash. At 13, he was marketing his graphics skills online, selling custom YouTube banners for $5 each — albeit behind his parent’s backs.
After growing up without an allowance from his parents, Lee-Tyson was hell-bent on scrounging up his own cash so that he didn’t need to rely on his mom or dad for “junk food or a video game.” “I wanted to follow my own path and if it didn’t exist already, I thought I would have to build it,” he explained.
Teaching himself the tricks of the trade “from scratch,” and this time behind his boss’ back, he finally quit his job a year later when he – and his team of five virtual assistants – scored his first million dollars.
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