At 22, Luca Yang was running a small teaching company in New Zealand after quitting a six-figure finance job that he hated.
It had humble beginnings, where he tutored English online for A$25 (US$17.55) per hour just to get by. When one of his students got into Oxford, word spread: one student became 50, then 500. By most measures, he had already won the start-up lottery.
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