by Farrah Gray with Fran Harris

He was raised in the inner city of Chicago. At age six, he carried homemade business cards in his "briefcase" (a plastic lunch box). At eight, he started a business club. At ten, he suffered his first major setback. At eleven, he was co-hosting a national television-radio simulcast. At fourteen, he was a millionaire--the kind that wears a suit, addresses his elders with respect, but still hangs our at the mall. At sixteen, Farrah Gray was a realliionaire-a businessman dedicated not just to money, but to giving back and inspiring others. Farrah Gray's family couldn't give him money or connections, but they gave him values to live by--pride, respect, hard work, preparation, inspiration the desire to give back and the strength to never give up. Let the lessons in this book, based on those values, guide you to success on your own reallionaire journey.