GHL Kid
Shaun Clark
Robin Alex
Varun Vairavan
Forewords by all 3 GHL co-founders

The true story of an 11-year-old who heard "no" hundreds of times and built a business anyway.

GHL Kid: The 11-Year-Old Entrepreneur — 3D book

Mahir Wadhwa traded video games for 600 cold calls, a $40 first customer and a real business built with GoHighLevel. GHL Kid tells his story, with 11 hands-on worksheets that help your kid start a business with zero dollars.

Amazon Best Seller
Paperback & Kindle124 pages11 worksheetsAges 8-14

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GHL Kid: The 11-Year-Old Entrepreneur — 3D book

The people who built GoHighLevel wrote the forewords

All three GHL co-founders wrote a foreword for this book.

The founders of the platform Mahir built his business on read his story and each wrote a foreword for it.

Shaun Clark

Shaun Clark

Co-Founder & CEO, HighLevel

"What impresses me most about Mahir isn't his age. It's his determination. He made 600 cold calls. He heard “no” hundreds of times. And he kept going."

Robin Alex

Robin Alex

Co-Founder, HighLevel

"Mahir's story is a wonderful reminder that entrepreneurship has no age limit."

Varun Vairavan

Varun Vairavan

Co-Founder, HighLevel

"You don't have to know everything to get started. You just have to start, learn, and keep improving."

Screen time… or building time?

Most kids spend hours watching other people build things. Mahir decided to build his own. GHL Kid shows young readers, in a kid's own words, that "no" is part of winning, and walks them step by step from an idea to their first real customer.

Real story, not theory

Written by a kid, for kids. Every chapter is something Mahir actually did.

11 hands-on worksheets

Your kid doesn't just read. They plan, build and take action.

Starts with zero dollars

No investment, no fancy equipment. A phone, an idea and the courage to start.

From gamer to entrepreneur, in 11 chapters

Quit games

From playing Roblox every day to wanting to build something real.

The push-up deal

His mom did 20 push-ups so he'd try it for a month. She did them.

The first “no”

He froze for three seconds on the word “receptionist.” Rejected in 15 seconds.

Built it

His first client website, built with GoHighLevel's AI builder. The plumber said “remove all that.”

Almost quit

Sick in bed, watching friends play Roblox, zero customers, videos nobody watched.

600 cold calls

About 8 said yes to a free build. A handful paid. His best customer came from call 600.

The $40

His first paying customer — a plumber, for $40. It went straight into YouTube ads.

Today

He runs GHL Kid, hosts a weekly live call in GHL Fam, and chases his dream: youngest #1 GoHighLevel affiliate.

"You don't need to be ready. You just need to start."

— Mahir Wadhwa

What your kid will learn

1
Why I Quit Games
2
Not a Lemonade Stand
3
The First No
4
I Built It
5
The Day I Almost Quit
6
600 Cold Calls
7
Nobody Watched
8
The Forty Dollars
9
Start With Zero Dollars
10
Just Start
11
Your Turn

Plus a hands-on workbook

11 worksheets in 4 stages that turn every lesson into action: find the idea, plan it, do it, keep going.

1 · Find It

  • Find Your Thing
  • My Skills List

2 · Plan It

  • My First Customer
  • My Business Math
  • Five Businesses Near Me

3 · Do It

  • My Cold Call Script
  • My Rejection Tracker
  • My YouTube Plan

4 · Keep Going

  • My First Dollar Plan
  • Spent or Invested?
  • My 30-Day Challenge

Who it's for

Parents

Who want their kids building, not just scrolling.

Kids 8-14

With big ideas and nobody telling them they can.

GoHighLevel users

See the platform through its youngest builder's eyes.

Teachers & coaches

Looking for a real-world entrepreneurship story.

Mahir Wadhwa, author of GHL Kid

Meet Mahir

Mahir Wadhwa was born in February 2015 and wrote this book when he was eleven. He lives in White Rock, British Columbia, with his mom, his dad and his baby brother.

He runs GHL Kid, a YouTube channel and business where he builds websites and AI receptionists for local businesses using GoHighLevel. He started with zero dollars, zero experience, and a dad who told him to try.

A well-known GoHighLevel expert once told him he had no authority and should change his channel name. He didn't. It's still called GHL Kid, and so is this book.

Hiked with Dan MartellPodcast with Nipun SyalWeekly live call in GHL Fam

Questions

Both. It's written by an 11-year-old for kids aged about 8-14, and parents and GoHighLevel users love it too.

GHL Kid: The 11-Year-Old Entrepreneur — 3D book

Your kid is one book away from their first business.

Forewords by all 3 GHL co-founders. Written by an 11-year-old. Read in a weekend. Remembered for years.