Raised on the South Side of Chicago by a single mother who left his father, the late Khallid Abdul Muhammad, Farrah Gray defied the odds that predicted he’d end up in prison or worse. Instead, by age 6, he was already demonstrating entrepreneurial instinct, selling hand-painted rocks as bookends and doorstops in his neighborhood. By 13, he had opened his own office on Wall Street, becoming one of the youngest people ever to do business at the financial epicenter of the world. And by 14, he became one of the youngest self-made millionaires in history.

Now retired at 40, Gray still oversees a multimillion-dollar empire spanning multiple industries. He generates millions through social media monetization, high-ticket coaching programs, and speaking engagements. He also owns a car dealership in Las Vegas and maintains a diverse stock investment portfolio. With over 40 billion online impressions, 6 million followers, and multiple honorary doctorates, Gray is a global mogul, bestselling author, philanthropist, and social media powerhouse.

Gray has become one of the most viral and influential voices of his generation. Ebony magazine recognized him as an entrepreneurial icon and business mogul. Black Enterprise also celebrated his accomplishments as a bestselling author and industry leader. Oprah Winfrey called him an all-star with priceless advice.

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of his groundbreaking book Reallionaire: The Essential Lessons That Took Me from Public Assistance to a Millionaire by Age 14, this special edition revisits the timeless principles that sparked a global movement. Translated into 13 languages and sold in 24 countries, Reallionaire has inspired a generation of dreamers, entrepreneurs, and leaders.

Gray’s remarkable story has been featured in thousands of media outlets including Forbes, Time, People, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Good Morning America, Oprah and Friends, ABC World News Tonight, 20/20, BET, Bravo, CNN, CNBC, FOX News, FOX Business, CBS, NBC, PBS, Bloomberg, NPR, Inc, Entrepreneur Magazine, The Huffington Post, Ebony, Essence, Black Enterprise, USA Today, The Montel Williams Show, The Tom Joyner Morning Show, OWN, O Magazine, TV One, WeTV, Vibe, The Source, Upscale, Inc Magazine, The Harvard Crimson, The Shade Room, Hollywood Unlocked, WorldStarHipHop, Baller Alert, The National Journal, The New York Post, Daily News, and Publishers Weekly.

Many Fortune 500 corporations have sought Gray’s expertise including Verizon, Hershey’s, Nissan, Procter and Gamble, Wells Fargo, OneUnited Bank, Walmart, JPMorgan Chase, First PREMIER Bank, MasterCard, Toyota, Deloitte, Union Pacific, PayPal Business, Johnson and Johnson, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna Insurance, and SERVPRO.