“I encourage kids to never give up. If you like your idea, someone else in the world likes it, too!” – Parker Krex Our latest featured Kidpreneurs is Parker Krex. At age nine, after years of reviewing Lego sets on YouTube, Parker came up with the idea for a monthly LEGO subscription box. And Brick
“The earlier you can start learning about business, the better. ” – Jayce McGuirk Our latest featured Kidpreneurs is Jayce McGuirk, a 13 year old kid with a penchant for spreading kindness. Along with his brother and step dad, Jayce designs and sells super cool hats with a purpose. Each comes with a “leave-behind” tag
“Staying determined while working helps you focused through the promised challenging times that come with running an organization or business. ” – Kenan Pala Our latest featured Kidpreneurs is Kenan Pala, a kid with a big heart for people in need. With the help of friends and family, Kenan helped to organize programs to fund
Do you remember coming up with (what seemed like) amazing ideas for inventions when you were a kid? Perhaps they seemed impossible to others. But to you, in your state of wonder and limitless possibility, the ideas felt completely achievable. Maybe you figured out the secret to creating a Limitless Wish Granting Machine, drew
Raise your hand if you ever heard your parents say this oldie but goody: “Do as I say, not as I do.” While this phrase may often be said in jest, plenty of kids can tell stories of how their parent’s words and actions didn’t always seem to align. And how confusing that was to
The remarkable benefits of play, trial and error, and risk taking in raising confident kids. The helicopter parent. The hoverer. The overparenter. While social media has painted a not-so-pretty picture of overprotective parents, the reality is we have all been there at some point. You know you’ve been a helicopter parent if any of this
Richard Branson. Elon Musk. Grandpa Joe. It’s not hard for me to rattle off the names of successful people who have inspired me along my journey of entrepreneurship. From their stories and legacies, I have learned enduring tenets of what it takes to own and grow a business (or two). But rewind a handful of
“To create a successful business, you must be willing to put an enormous amount of time and effort into making it thrive.” – Aaron Golbin Our latest featured Kidpreneur didn’t stop at creating just one business. Aaron Golbin continued his entrepreneurial momentum by achieving success with implementation of three more businesses. At just 14 years
Isabel and Caroline Bercaw are sisters who started their bath fizzers business, da Bomb Bath Fizzers, when they were just 10 and 11 years old. Now, as teenagers of 14 and 15, the pair have a multi-million-dollar business that’s growing leaps and bounds. We had a chance to talk with these sisters recently, and it’s obvious
"You've heard the saying, 'It's never too late.' We say, 'It's never too early!'"
The philosophy behind the book is simple. The future of our children begins with us! Most people say, “It’s never too late.” The Torens say, “It’s never too early.” The benefits for an early introduction to the basic principles and infinite rewards of entrepreneurship are massive.
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