Michigan eighth-grader Cameron Janda has been chopping wood ever since he could read. Now 13 years old, he’s been running his own business chopping and selling firewood for two years—and he still finds time to ace his schoolwork. Proud mom Barbara Kline says it is her son’s rigorous organization that makes all this possible. “The arrangement for all of this is that his school always needs to be done, even if he’s taking on these other responsibilities that he chooses to do,” she explained to MLive. “He manages it all, and I’m proud of him.” On Mondays, Cameron rises at dawn for chores and to feed his family’s horses at their Tallmadge Township home. Then, it’s wood-chopping time. “I started when I was really young, probably six, when I got a hatchet from Meijer,” he explained. “I would cut up firewood for the campfire and I really enjoyed that, so it …