1) If you click on the link, the first four words are "At 17 years old", so I think it's fair to call him a kid.<p>2) He used a credit card instead of seeking investors, waiting until he saved up money, or just foregoing entrepreneurship because he had not money.<p>3) His company was called VoodooPC (context).<p>4) He sold a company he started with a credit card.<p>That's an awful lot of information to put into a 14 word title.  I just took about 100 words to describe it.  I think Andrew's headlines are very well written.<p>There's a reason they sound formulaic - <i>he interviews successful entrepreneurs</i>.<p>Who are the entrepreneurs everyone respects, and how would you tell their stories in 20 words or less?<p>College dropout writes software for PCs, makes billions.<p>Ex hippie makes PCs more stylish, then does the same for music, makes billions.<p>Two college braniacs use research project to find all the world's information, make billions.<p>Wannabe artist helps people sell stuff online, then helps start startups.<p>They all sound trite compared to what we all know about Gates, Jobs, Brin, Page, and pg, but for these less well known entrepreneurs, it's helpful to get a concentrated dose of context.<p>For what it's worth, I think Andrew's interviews on Mixergy are some of the most useful content on the internet.