Stanislaw "Stas" Gunkel has his own political blog that caught the attention of President-elect Barack Obama.

Stanislaw “Stas” Gunkel is unlike most 7-year-old's, he likes to spend his time blogging about politics, Barrack Obama, and Sarah Palin on his blog Report from Planet Stas‘. Stas wrote about Barrack Obama on his blog and says that one day he wants to be just like him, Barrack Obama heard about this and sent Stas a thank you letter.

I leave you with three bits of advice that will make your life more fulfilling: Look out for other people, even when it does not directly benefit you; strive to make a difference everywhere you go; and get back up every time you are knocked down."

This news was enough to get the mainstream media all excited and landed him an interview on NBC Chicago

It is possible that Stanislaw could one day become one of our top young bloggers .

While most of us are struggleing through the credit crunch, 22 year old Johns Wu sold his blog for $15 Million last week. According to paidContent.org, Wu gets $12.4 million up front, with another $2.5 million possible earnout over the next 12 months. Johns Wu started the website in July of 2006, so he has been blogging at Bankaholic for about 2.5 years now so that means you only need to be 19 to have the opportunity to Retire at 21, seems like I still have a great chance and so do all of you! If you would like to start your own blog , you can check out a step by step guide I wrote about doing just that.

Millionaire business mogul Peter Jones, famed for reality shows such as Dragon's Den and American Inventor went back to school recently, to see if he could join the 97.2% of people who passed in the UK this year. Peter took up the challenge from a cheeky reporter, and the two of them not only sat the test in exam conditions, but they didn't have any lessons or guidance in advance. Carroline Iggulden, the reporter in question added: “Peter and I sat the 90-minute Corporate Strategy paper in strict exam conditions and then had our papers taken away to be marked by a retired A-level examiner.” So what was the result?