Category: Blog

Interview with 5 year old Kidpreneur, Justyn Boumah of Heroes and Hearts.

We are so excited to share this interview with a young but mighty 5-year-old kidpreneur whose enthusiasm and positivity is infectious. Justyn Boumah is a Multi-Award Winning International African American Author and CEO of the Traveling Toddler and the 501c3 organization Heroes and Hearts, where he utilizes his talents and creativity to empower underserved communities. 

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Why Chores are Awesome!

So, maybe you don’t exactly agree that chores are awesome. Perhaps you’ve grumbled one too many times when your parents have asked you to take out the garbage or pull weeds. Maybe you’ve wondered why you need to do these chores anyways and what you are even really learning. Well, you’re not alone if you’ve

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Why Whole Life Balance is Important for ALL Entrepreneurs

If you weren’t paying close attention, you could think that entrepreneurs seem to be put into one of two categories: those that hustle and grind 24/7 and those that are lazy and unsuccessful.  Why is there no in between? Obviously those are both examples of extremes that are used to highlight different styles of business

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11 Successful Kidpreneurs 12 and Under

11 Successful Kidpreneurs 12 and Under

The world has seen, again and again, what kids can achieve when they put their minds and hearts towards a cause they believe in.  This is one of the reasons we wrote our book, “Kidpreneurs: Young Entrepreneurs with Big Ideas!” We believe that every child has the right to pursue any dream they wish, while

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15 Best Podcasts for Kids That Focus on Real World Learning

Podcasts seem to be all the rage lately especially when you consider the fact that so many families and kids have found themselves seeking creative options for things to do during a global pandemic.   It makes sense, given that podcasts are easy to access on most any streaming platform, are usually free to listen

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