While their peers were out making trouble, these young achievers were making bank. The Forbes magazine in search of the secrets to entrepreneurial success peaked into inspirational lives of the whiz kids who build million-dollar enterprises before the age of 20.

Money did not come to them like a bold from the blue. It was not inherited from their grandfathers or received as a gift from their parents.

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Ashley Qualls started building her empire at the young age became a self made millionaire by 17 with her online business Whateverlife.com. Ashley started her business when she was 14 with $8 to buy a domain name.

Ashley is certainly an Internet professional. In the less than two years since Whateverlife started, she dropped out of high school, bought a new house, helped launch artists, and rejected offers to buy her young startup company. Although Ashley was flattered to be offered $1.5 million and a car of her choice for up to $100,000 – she responded, Whatever, “I don’t even have my license yet”.

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According to eMarketer, more women use the Internet for shopping and social contacts:
eMarketer estimates that there will be an estimated 97.2 million female Internet users ages 3 and older in 2007, or 51.7% of the total online population. In 2011, 109.7 million US females will go online, amounting to 51.9% of the total online population.

While this may sound like an exciting marketing tip, it’s really not all that impressive when you consider men make up the other 49% of Internet users. The above statistics only show who is using the Internet, not how they are using online technology.

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