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He's 17, Started at Amazon and Now Makes $34K a Month: How Did He Do It?

Thomas Hardy by Thomas Hardy
January 12, 2024
He's 17, Started at Amazon and Now Makes K a Month: How Did He Do It?
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Bella Lynn, 17, started a side business and earned over $410,000 last year.

A 17-year-old California girl turned a business on Amazon into a $34.00 monthly income. Bella Lynn from California started her online venture with $2,000 in savings.

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He currently earns $34,000 a month selling cages for guinea pigs, also known as guinea pigs, which have become popular as pets in recent years.

When Bella Lynn was 12 years old, she was in the fenced yard of her home outside of San Francisco when she noticed that her guinea pigs were disappearing.

This led him to found his second startup, Kinialoft, after his previous venture with online sportswear company TLeggings, which generated $300,000 in revenue in 2020, but ultimately failed.

The young entrepreneur, now 17, decided to create solutions to keep his pets out of traditional cages. He invested about $2,000 of his savings to launch Guinealoft in November 2022 while a senior at Khan Lab School in Mountain View, California.

Bella Lynn introduced herself as the CEO and founder of Kiniloft on her LinkedIn profile and managed to generate $450,000 in revenue from its inception in 2022 to January 2024. In an interview with 'CNBC', Lin revealed that he has sold nearly 11,000 cages and raised more. That's about $34,000 a month, up from $410,000 last year.

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