A 16-year-old earning $60,000 a month working with such clients as IBM and Microsoft? A 14-year-old earning $1.2 million in a year . . . making jam? How about a 12-year-old who started making video games for $10 a pop and came to be valued at $3.5 million before age 16! The number of child entrepreneurs has increased unimaginably over the past 20 years, and this rate will not decrease anytime soon. Kids today are becoming more aware of their potential at younger and[....]