2006-02-26T03:50:00.000-08:00

Let's face it, I'm in a private school, so it is going to be tougher. The admin people want to make sure our parents are getting "high value" for their dollar. My morning starts at 5:45 A.M.. My Dad wakes me up, piggy backs me to our family room. I fire up the PS2 and we play a quick game of Golden Eye or a race or two on one of the Undergrounds. Then it's excercise or baseball practice for 20 minutes. During that time we incorporate spelling, vocabulary, math, or the 28 European Countries-their capitals-major cities-and their major exports or a miriad (cool word) of other items.....including, but not limited to the Dollar vs. the Euro, GBP, Yen, Peso and Denar.

This month it gets tougher. Three major school projects, Team Science Fair Project, Enterprise Village - A study of Free Enterprise Economics and European Country Micro Economics Paper.

Baseball-Little League started: Practice with my Dad six nights a week, plus games and/or practice 4 of those nights. Leaves me Friday thru Sunday to anticipate what my teacher has assigned for the weekend andwhat she might assign during the week. Oh, but that's not all. I practice the guitar 20 minutes and my trumpet 20 minutes each day Plus I have guitar club every Tuesday after school, get home and eat and do homework, and go to Baseball. Then come home shower, finish my homework and go to bed.

It starts again Wednesday. The school SAYs its a "no homework day" but there is a Test in history or math almost every Thursday.

Thursday is the killer day. I have science club. Then run home, eat, do more homework, batting practice with dad, team practice or game, shower, study for Friday's tests, finish homework.....and get to bed before 9:30.

I know parents go through much more, but let's face it I'm 10 years old. So what does this add up to?

Persistance Plus Perfect Practice Plus Pre-planning prevents poor performance!!America's Youngest Billionaire, to be.

2006-01-13T01:28:00.000-08:00

I turned 10 years old in June. I have been on the web since I was almost 4 years old.

I have collected and sold "HotWheels" that my dad helped me pick out on the weekends since I was 3 1/2. Dad said that I have done well....and I have learned quickly. I am starting to market other things this year and join affilate programs.

I'm in 5th Grade now, school seems a little tougher this year. I spend a lot of time on homework. I haven't had a lot of time for the web. I have been doing all my writing at school or letters to the editor.

My friends Cole Rupenski's birthday was this past August. He had a Limo pick up 8 of his friends at school and we went to a go cart track and raced. Later we went back to his BIG house and swam in his pool, threw rocks off the dock and tried to stay up all night. It was really FUN! ...and best of all NO GIRLS!!

I'm working on becoming the world's youngest "self-made" billionaire. The youngest billionaire right now is Jennifer Gate's baby brother. Jennifer was the first, youngest billionaire, but her mom and dad decided to have more children. But, she was the first!

I don't know much about Real Estate, but I have been learning a lot about Stocks, bonds, strips, puts, and calls. I enjoy watching Jim Cramer's Mad Money on MSNBC. I'm looking for new, emerging technology on the pink sheets. I have the advantage over many adults, I can see new kid trends and my focus isn't distracted by dailey life pressures and stress.

Well, I'm going to go run my mile this morning and then beat my dad on my PS2 (sorry Jennifer, I do like the new xBox 360 though). Our favorite game is GoldenEye 007. He's pretty good....but I'm better!!;-)

I'll write tonight. Later,

Sean

Sean Ruhlman - Kid Billionaire - Worlds Youngest (self-made) Billionaire