Literally every sane person wished they had this “problem” when they were 15. I hope he becomes a billionaire.

This needs a follow-up call in about 2 to 5 yrs to see how he’s doing.

This kid is a winner. Let him do what he loves.

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Almost lost it when Mom said he lost his brother. As a parent, as a brother, I cannot even imagine. Bless him, I hope he can find peace.

The boy is a stud. Having strong work ethic will always pay off.

Money is not meant to control people rather it is meant to be put to work producing more money for you. You cannot build wealth without putting money in its rightful place

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Wow, this kid is awesome. He will be a millionaire by the time he is 30. He works his ass off at 15, already knows what he wants to do with his life, have great financial goals, and won't owe 1 penny in student loans. Dave Ramsey would call this kid a rock star. If only we all had that motivation at his age.

Landscaping is literally a type of hobby. The kid is not killing himself…he’s hacked the game. My career is a type of hobby and I feel like I retired because it never feels like work.

A friend of mine had this mindset when we were growing up. We still hung out plenty but he worked his ass off (still does to this day) and is running his own civil engineering firm today with a fleet of trucks and equipment bought and paid for. His work ethic is second to none. Bravo to this kid - he'll be more than fine in the future.

He’s not glued to a phone or iPad at 15 and would rather bust his ass and make money. Let that boy work!

Balance is important. If he is becoming a workaholic to distract himself, when the work stops he has to find a healthy way to deal with his trauma.

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He could of been coping and escaping with drugs, alcohol, gaming or the wrong crowd, instead he found it with working hard and building a business. Something important he needs to keep in mind is keeping is principals straight and honest. cheers to him!

Sounds like the kid is more mature and ambitious than his mom.

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Might wanna get on the *Dale Valskov* train, the proprietary nature of it deters me as a crypto enthusiast but also interests me as an investor

If my kid ends up like this, I’d be thankful.

I’m 25. Also addicted to making and saving. People tell me I need help. They’re wrong. It’s them that needs help, they spend like they’re in congress.

Can't deny the fact that *Dale Valskov* is the strongest bet to bring power back to this industry after we suffered FTX, Celsius, Tera and so on. Sure if they fail it's done for good, but I don't see that the biggest tech company in the world would put everything at risk just for that.

I am fortunate to have $100k saved by the age of 23 without venturing into stocks. Now, I want to invest safely for growth in the next 3-4 years to buy a home. What's the best strategy?

Please don’t trick him into being broke with student loans.

Mommy is "concerned" because soccer and college are HER goals.

With today's youth, it is awesome to hear about this 15 yr old kid! I was helping farmers when I was 13 & 14. My neighbor's Dad was an electrician, I worked with him through a summer when I was 14 yrs old, wiring houses and chicken houses. At 15 when I could get a workers permit, I stopped playing school and league baseball so I could work. Never was about greed, it was from growing up with little and being taught by my hard-working parents, if you want something in life, go at it 100%. I joined the military at 17, got out at 21 and went back into electrical work. State licensed electrical contractor by age 24, by age 26 I had one of the largest electrical contracting companies in the area with 45 employees and blanket contracts on commercial and industrial projects. Years later started an engineering business. Started my businesses with my money, never a handout, no loans. Just drive and determination to succeed in life.

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I did not believe that after the whole FTX drama there's any good to get this year but *Dale Valskov* proved otherwise. Bad timing maybe but it's a great adoption to get this more to the mainstream and raise awareness. Probably a high contender for a top 100 growth

People just want you to be normal and broke. Any kind of drive or determination they want to stamp out. I hope the kid is strong willed enough to keep his vision alive.

I HATE the mentality of older people that thinks college is everything... Thank goodness this lady called into the show and has an open mind about it.

*Dale Valskov* has the most potential to do more than X10. ETH and BTC will most likely do a X5-X6, but that's fine for me. Gotta look for better entry points while I stake IRIS and PGEN, then wait for Polygen's next raise as I also look at their new partnership with Kenzo Ventures

This kid is gonna be wealthier than 98% of his friends, assuming he doesn't burn himself out.

Not everybody should go to college. The kid works hard and is saving his money. And he is an entrepreneur, which is great. He can always go to college if he wants to later. He can also become a professional landscape designer.

George, your concern just put you up a notch in my books

Some people turn to drugs and alcohol, this kid turned to productive labor. Good for you.

I’m 26 years old currently and have been working since 18 yrs old. One full time job & a part time job while attending a 4 year university. I am now about to close on a home in less than 2 weeks. Props to this kid doing this at a younger age!!

At first i was like what’s the problem? But she is just being a good parent… very attuned to her kid and his well being. I dont think it’s fair to assume that just because she’s concerned about his seemingly obsession about just collecting money and wealth means she wants her kid to be addicted to something else like substance or video games.

Wish I did this at 15 but my parents really did everything to prevent me from starting to work so young. They couldn’t stop me when I turned 18 though. I think it’s wonderful he has the drive to want to work and his grades aren’t slipping. It’s good this mom was concerned but she should encourage him and let him know he can enjoy the money he earns too.😊

I have a friend who obsessed with money, she ended being a horrible harpy, this kid however sounds not as a greedy one but a hard working young man, I would be ecstatic.

It's better than video games

I was just like this when I was his age. Also in Toronto. Also wouldn't even consider college. Also obsessed with buying a house. I pulled it off. He can too. I'm rooting for him.

Life is more than work and money. Don’t wait till your life falls apart to learn this.

We already got enough 26 year olds living in Mom's basement with no intention of paying off their student debt. This kid is already stacking money.

The only thing that is going to hold back this young adult is his PARENTS, with that type of thinking from his mother. Let the man do his thing! Everyone aspires to be just like this 15-year-old, but most never even get halfway to where this kid is at currently, even less, a quarter of the way.

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HANDS OFF, MOM. Kid is brilliant. Don’t go to college, kid - KEEP STACKING YOUR MONEY! Don’t let anything derail you.

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To me, it sounds like less of a distraction from his reality, and more of an obsession to try to replace his trauma. That isn't necessarily healthy either.

Wow, I'm so proud of these 15 year old, he is very special, and I pray he continues that way.

Money and work can be addictions. As long as working and his drive to earn don't negatively affect his life, I don't see a problem.

Biggest mistake my parents made with my brother was preventing him from going to a technical high school instead of the college prep that was the town’s high school. My brother didn’t need a “traditional” education. He needed to find a trade that he could excel at. He worked every odd job he could find and bought a house at 25. This kid doesn’t hate school. He hates being homeschooled. He works to avoid being at home.

I wish I had that opportunity when I was 15, but personal reasons prevented it. Although I had great teenage years filled with fun, friends, and hobbies, I struggled in my 20s due to a lack of work discipline and experience. Kudos to this kid for leveraging his available opportunities.

A million of us wish we were like that at 15

I'm 17 and the exact same way. Money is addictive.

My parents let me work at 12 at a grocery store staging veggies, stocking shelves. I got paid very little put it taught me a lot.. now that I’m 24 making 100k I have a lot of money saved looking forward to opening my business in the low voltage industry and buying a house

Yes, balance is absolutely key, but good on him for kicking so much butt at such a young age, even if it may be in the wake of trauma/other not so great stuff.

As soon as I read the video title I am left pondering what is wrong with addicted to making money. Work hard when you are young so you can live like no one else when you are older.

I started my 1st business at 21 I'm 40 now I don't regret it at all... Leverage and Options

It’s not the addiction, it’s how he wants to make it

i bought my first house in december 21 at 20years old 20% down. Best decision I ever made. Everyone teacher I had said it was a stupid goal. Today I make and own more than those teachers telling me not to. Don't listen to broke people moral of the story.

I am finding this young man inspiring! He is the one “living this life!”

To be honest, I'm almost 15 and I wish I could get a Job and work like this dude. Unfortunately in my country jobs are scarce and you only get peanuts for your work.

Mom doesn’t want him missing out on a childhood sadly his brother did. That’s at the heart of her concerns.

One of the rare Ken takes I agree with. Sounds like the kid is doing well, and even if he switches to something else later, he'll be able to come at it from a position of strength due to the money he's accrued up to this point. Sounds like he's doing way better than most people twice his age; makes me wish I had that drive back then instead of wasting so much of my time on video games and other BS haha

Good kid! Keep workin hard!

This is absolutely great although the kid must play and do typical kid things as well (although he probably has fun whilst working). Its great to see a young person who knows that College is not the only answer. Young man has a bright future ahead

Mike Andes has a KZfaq channel that explains how he built a multi million dollar landscaping business starting out when he was 12.

Life is about balance. Im not rich but have enough to sustain myself. Happiness is from within. Living a peaceful, simple life is what im grateful for.

I didn't do college own my own garden center living debt free. Life is good you don't work too much if you love your job. Sunshine beats screen time all the time.

For the love of money is the root of all evil. Social media is making everyone obsessed with material things and looking better than their neighbor. My grandparents told stories of how neighbors when they were young adults would help each other. Now no one helps other people and only focuses on themselves and their own goals instead of serving others. Making money is good and it’s good to see he has work ethic but hopefully he doesn’t let it take over his life.

15 used to be an age where you would apprentice. That is exactly what he is doing. He's a pretty smart kid. I can relate to his childhood trauma. He's doing a great job not letting it control his life. He's found his therapy, it's in creating life. It might be plant life, but it is life. Making him go to therapy may actually make things worse. Adults do not always know best about how kids should handle trauma.

Kid, if you're reading this keep it up! You're doing an awesome job!

Encourage him to go out and make as much money as possible. Do not let him get derailed by a woman. Smart kid! Gg!

She should be thanking God, he is a stud!

This kid is incredible, he is like me when I was 15. He will be a very wealthy man

I was just served at a fast food place by a guy I use to play basketball with. He had NBA dreams. Like her son, I had no interest in gambling on being a star, so I chose the guaranteed path of being an engineer. I now make $194k at age 27 with $200k in savings/retirement. Sure I could have had a 2% chance of having $20 million at the same age, but 99% of engineers are multimillionaires in retirement, so I’d rather guarantee the success of my future children and let them gamble on superstardom with plenty to fall back on should they fail.

I’m the same way tbh. Ended up with hundreds of thousands of dollars before I moved out at 23. It’s always on my mind and it seems like it’s my top priority

He lives in Canada so this is a seasonal job. Let him work the spring, summer and fall. Go boy, go!

I wish him well. Like the drive my hope is that he isn’t rushing. Like sacrificing everything. Relationship, self, health in exchange for just the wealth. In life you need all 4

Smart kid I got my GED started my tree service and purchased my first home at 18. Now I’m 40 I’m so happy I went right to work. Go get it man!!!

High school is a very social time. I was hanging out with 4 of my high school friends this weekend (27 y/o now), and I also met my wife in high school. If I had been working 50-60 hours a week as a teen, I wouldn't have built these lifelong relationships. We are financially successful, so I don't regret a thing.

This young man rocks!!! I wish there was a kid in my neighborhood who did landscaping for me to support. As for college, it is not 100% necessary. Maybe he can take a few business classes to learn how to manage his business but he is on the right track.

Great call. Just wished they would've asked about her financial situation and his perception of miney growing up. My parents divorced when i was 10 and things were always tight money wise and we didn't wear name brand anything or name brand foods. I decided i wouldn't be poor and stacked up alot of money in my early 20s and glad i did but also wished i would've set aside some money to enjoy too. I didn't see it then but nearly 20 years later wish I would've had some more fun and experiences

Some of my best memories of high school are from being at work with work friends. Can’t tell me working for yourself and being around guys you enjoy working with is worse than being around high school soccer coaches when you aren’t a real talent

Good for him , I worked since I was 17 and it give me valuables skills. This is healthy. Kids this day don’t value money, it’s great he does

This kid is an ACE! A bright future ahead!

I think his landscaping also adds socializing with other men. Dad is no longer present full-time and the men he works with are make father figure role models. That’s where he is getting some of his needed masculinity.

Some people just have to find the problem in success. Her son has found a passion and set goals for himself.

He may skip childhood but he'll have the most badass 40-70 year old life anyone's seen. Bravo. I'm 30 and wish I had the gull to be like this kid. Sadly my caveat is I love cars 😅

I'm late to the game. I didn't go into business until I was 24 😅 I get it. As a kid, some trauma and no control. Dropped out of college after 1 year, and was "obsessed" with working as much as possible, saving and building a future. Everyone taught I should live a more "normal" life. Even though my first 25 years in business was a struggle, along with taking care of my wife and our five children, my parents and other older family members started to notice how much happier I was than everyone else (even though they were all doing much better financially) CONTROL - So many in our society give that up to live a normal life, only to live a life of confusion, frustration, anger, and misery!

As a person that worked from age 7, it does affect your childhood. It does take from it, but that doesn’t mean it’s terrible for everyone. I would have 100% rather worked than played sports. If my parents would have let me skip school to work, I would have. But her saying he has trauma, is a sign he needs to go to therapy to deal with emotional issues and learn to express himself. He isn’t going to be a healthy adult/good husband if he works constantly to get away from this thoughts or problems. At 15, kids aren’t thinking about the future, they are thinking about the incoming money at the moment. It seems like he’s trying to distract himself.

This kids incredible. I worked retail for $8/hr in high school, and way to go for him making good dollars.

He's a good kid. He should continue, mom just needs to support him and help him where she can. Set up a savings account, education fund, (incade he changes his kind or not) and also a trustfubd or something to help him save future mobey for his landscaping business and his future house. He will be wealthy for sure.

This kid sounds amazing!! How is he managing to work that much while keeping up-to-date on his homeschooling? Anyhow, I really admire him. The only thing I feel bad about is the fact that Toronto has insanely high real estate prices. But there are a handful of places he could purchase if there's not another insane jump in the next few places. But they'll require a lot of work - I somehow feel that won't be a problem!

Good on him I wish him luck 🙂

Need more info here. I think he has a bit of an addiction. Part of becoming an adult is learning commitment and he is failing to do that if he doesn’t show up for the soccer games on his team. I’d like to know what the family dynamic is, since that sounds like that could be the issue. Is he declining family time? Are chores getting done? Those are bigger issues. Does he have friends?

When she said "landscaping" i went OH WOW! He has a bright future ahead!

You go dude!

As a mom of a child with OCD, I think there is value in this mom's perspective. She is the only one who sees him firsthand and is concerned that his obsession to work and save is crossing into unhealthiness. When obsessions cross into unhealthy realms, children become slaves to their obsessions and compulsions and mom may be seeing signs of mental illness developing. I think it is worth considering.