My name is Nathan Marles and I am the owner of the above company. I appreciate the posting of this article and all of your comments. Since this article was written I have expanded my business quite a bit. I know have a few people that work part time with me and I have several more clients. We have also added many more services to our listing. This is a job for me but also a hobby at the same time. The difference is it is becoming my career. The name of the company is now Marles Enterprises and we as a company expand every year. We are now looking into other markets and work remotely for clients. No job is too small or above us! Again, thank you for the comments.

It seems another helpful tool in young a entrepreneurs arsenal is supportive parents. Without his mom and dad’s help, young Nate wouldn’t have gotten too far.

I’ve recently started my own computer repair/consulting company, as well as a blog to track my progress, and it really is the easiest way to get a taste for the entrupreneur’s life.

I agree with the comment that is is a job, not a business. But most businesses start (without funding) by the entrepreneur investing their only resources… their time.

Then once their investment starts to bear fruit, the entrepeneur needs to shift to working on the business, not in it.

I just started my second venture: B2 Business Network (www.b2.ca).

Great job Nate, we need more teenagers in business!