Podcasts about entrepreneurial kids

Alternative Education and Raising Entrepreneurial Kids with Vlad and Emma Sadovskiy - Part 2 of 2 In this episode, we continue our conversation and inspiring story of Vlad Sadovskiy joined by his daughter, Emma. Vlad shares his experiences as a first-generation immigrant and an entrepreneur, while Emma provides refreshing insights as a young high school student. They discuss Emma's accelerated path through high school, her passion for photography, and her thoughts on the traditional education system and the role of university. Their dynamic father-daughter perspective offers valuable wisdom and guidance for both parents and students. Join us as we explore the power of following one's passion and the transformative potential of unconventional educational paths.   What we discuss with Vlad and Emma: + Passion and influence in family life and career choices + Emma's accelerated path through high school + Catalyst for finishing high school early + Balancing passion and education + Vlad's perspective on the purpose of university education, professional licenses, and liberal arts + Discussion about the college experience and its impact + Balancing education, passion, and career development + Emma's advice for young individuals about considering passions and personal preferences in education + Vlad's advice for addressing boredom and acquiring time in early education + Emma's unique approach to homeschooling and remote work   Resources from this Episode: Netevia Payment System - Simplifying Payment Acceptance   Thank you Vlad! To connect with Vlad on LinkedIn, click here.   Sign up for our FREE Business Course - Understand the 7 Phases of A business, so you know where you are now and where you need to go next! Go to https://www.millionaireuniversity.com/training.   If you enjoyed this episode with Preston, let us know by clicking on any of the links below to send him a quick shout-out: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, TikTok and LinkedIn. We'd love to hear from you!   And if you want us to answer your business questions on an upcoming episode, drop us a line at support@millioinaireuniversity.com.

Alternative Education and Raising Entrepreneurial Kids with Vlad and Emma Sadovskiy - Part 2 of 2 In this episode, we continue our conversation and inspiring story of Vlad Sadovskiy joined by his daughter, Emma. Vlad shares his experiences as a first-generation immigrant and an entrepreneur, while Emma provides refreshing insights as a young high school student. They discuss Emma's accelerated path through high school, her passion for photography, and her thoughts on the traditional education system and the role of university. Their dynamic father-daughter perspective offers valuable wisdom and guidance for both parents and students. Join us as we explore the power of following one's passion and the transformative potential of unconventional educational paths. What we discuss with Vlad and Emma: + Passion and influence in family life and career choices + Emma's accelerated path through high school + Catalyst for finishing high school early + Balancing passion and education + Vlad's perspective on the purpose of university education, professional licenses, and liberal arts + Discussion about the college experience and its impact + Balancing education, passion, and career development + Emma's advice for young individuals about considering passions and personal preferences in education + Vlad's advice for addressing boredom and acquiring time in early education + Emma's unique approach to homeschooling and remote work Resources from this Episode: Netevia Payment System - Simplifying Payment Acceptance Thank you Vlad! To connect with Vlad on LinkedIn, click here. Sign up for our FREE Business Course - Understand the 7 Phases of A business, so you know where you are now and where you need to go next! Go to https://www.millionaireuniversity.com/training. If you enjoyed this episode with Preston, let us know by clicking on any of the links below to send him a quick shout-out: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, TikTok and LinkedIn. We'd love to hear from you! And if you want us to answer your business questions on an upcoming episode, drop us a line at support@millioinaireuniversity.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Hero of the Hour, Mark is joined by Alyce Dailey, a coach, speaker, entrepreneur, community builder, and influential author. Alyce shares insights from her book "Magic Mom," which explores the balance of parenting and entrepreneurship. She shares her unique MAGIC framework (Model, Affirm, Grace, Inquire, Coach) designed to foster entrepreneurial mindsets in children. Her personal journey, including her 23-year marriage and raising four daughters while building businesses, offers a blend of heartfelt experience and practical advice.Mark and Alyce discuss the societal challenges and opportunities facing women, particularly in entrepreneurial roles. Alyce discusses the importance of women building their own "tables" instead of seeking a seat at existing ones, emphasizing the power of female communities. She illustrates this with her initiative "Table Builders," a platform for women to connect, share, and grow both personally and professionally. They also touch upon the unique struggles women face in balancing career and family life, particularly during critical career phases.Alyce also offers valuable advice for parents, focusing on fostering deep and meaningful relationships with their children. She emphasizes the significance of asking powerful questions to enhance these relationships and encourages parents to be models of happiness and fulfillment. Alyce believes that true happiness and success in parenting come from living a life true to oneself, and in turn, inspiring the same in children.Join Mark and Alyce for this fascinating and enlightening discussion!Enjoy!What You Will Learn In The Show:Alyce's unique MAGIC framework for raising curious, kind, and entrepreneurial-minded children. The importance of creating and building your own platforms for success, as opposed to seeking validation or opportunities from existing structures.The challenges and strategies for maintaining a work-life harmony, especially for women in the entrepreneurial space.The importance of being a role model for happiness and success, encouraging parents to pursue their own dreams alongside their parenting responsibilities.The role of community in personal and professional growth, and how deeper, more meaningful conversations can lead to personal insights and stronger relationships.How societal expectations and norms, especially around gender roles and parenting, can be questioned and redefined for a more equitable and fulfilling life experience.The impact of asking powerful, thought-provoking questions to children, encouraging a culture of curiosity and self-exploration.The importance of overcoming inherited limiting beliefs and mindsets, and the need for individuals, especially women, to forge their own paths.And much more...Resources:The Magic MomNortheast Private Client GroupMark B. Murphy LinkedinMark B. Murphy websiteNortheast Private Client Group Youtube ChannelBooks:Get Mark's Book Here:

Kary Oberbrunner is joining me today and we have a full show for you! Kary is on staff at Cedarville University, and he's here to share the importance of being in the world but not of the world, how to help our kids manage the intersection of faith and culture, and how to teach entrepreneurship and creative problem solving. We're discussing the dangers of advancing technology, the compromise in Christian universities, the need to engage with different worldviews, the danger of sending children to pseudo-Christian universities, the laziness of relying on AI and dead ideas, and the entrepreneurship program at Cedarville University. Do not miss it! Show Notes: http://heidistjohn.com/blog/podcasts/raise-entrepreneurial-kids-kary-oberbrunner --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heidistjohn/message

This is the first of a new series I'd love to get rolling, called "Two Questions (2Q): You Ask, We Answer". I kicked this off with a little help from AI, and we addressed two questions on the podcast this week: How can we create a structured and supportive learning environment for our children outside of traditional schooling?   What strategies can we implement to involve our children in our entrepreneurial ventures and cultivate their entrepreneurial spirit? The focus is on the kids this week, yet, as always, it goes back to you, mamas and papas, to create the environment and be the example you desire for them.  Check out our answers on the podcast (and the blog that goes along with it), and let us know what YOU want to hear us answer next!

In today's episode of the Powerful Parenting Journey Podcast, Stephanie talks to Jennifer and Matt Vranes.Jennifer Vranes is an award-winning contemporary artist, well recognized for her vibrant and textured paintings of Aspen and Birch Forests. Jennifer spends most of her day painting in her art studio, while Matt works behind the scenes to keep the business running smoothly. They'll talk about the Let's Dabble community which they founded to bring artists and art enthusiasts together, specifically the older women demographic.They'll also talk about how they maintain a healthy balance between work and family life and consciously raise their children to be entrepreneurs. You'll discover how to connect better with your kids and understand their different love languages. They'll also discuss their phone rules and why they decided to teach their children to embrace technology instead of avoiding it. You'll learn how to encourage your child to identify his or her own strengths. Fun fact: Their 19-year-old son recently purchased his first house. You'll also learn about the different entrepreneurial projects they have taken up.Join Stephanie, Matt, and Jenn for an insightful conversation about Let's Dabble, their parenting style, and how you can help your children navigate the digital world.Enjoy!What You Will Learn In This Show:Why Let's Dabble is aimed primarily at the older demographic.Balancing family life and business.The importance of being present and open with your kids.Navigating screens in the home.Practical tips on how to intentionally show up for your children.And so much more...Resources:Jennifer Vranes | Let's Dabble

The NIA boys discuss 1000 True Fans, AI Hype-Cycle, Raising Entrepreneurial Kids, Business Setbacks, and much moreTimestamps:(00:00:00) - Intro(00:01:39) - 1,000 True Fans(00:17:28) - Raising Entrepreneurial Kids(00:21:01) - AI Hype-Cycles(00:31:00) - Business Setbacks(00:44:07) - Balancing Creative Pursuits and Family life(00:48:19) - Master Mind Groups?(00:51:25) - AI and Creative CareersWhat Is Not Investment Advice?Every week, Jack Butcher, Bilal Zaidi & Trung Phan discuss what they're finding on the edges of the internet + the latest in business, technology and memes.Watch + Subscribe on Youtube:https://youtu.be/xoS_0Zoes9wListen into our group chat on Telegram:https://t.me/notinvestmentadviceLet us know what you think on Twitter:@bzaidi@trungtphan@jackbutcher@niapodcastFollow NIA on social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/notadvicepod/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089813414522TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@niapodcast Links Mentioned:Kevin Kelly's 1,000 True Fans Blog PostKevin Kelly on The Tim Ferris PodcastJack's Creator Lab EpisodeTrung's SatPost NewsletterBearly AIPaul Graham's Do Things That Don't Scale Blog PostThe Collision Installation Blog PostJack's TweetIdeas That Changed Our Lives | E103 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Second-Listen Saturday, we share moments from past episodes for your weekend listening pleasure. This discussion is from July 2019.​This article on young people starting businesses led us to ask whether our kids could capitalize on their obsessions. Either we don't have enough imagination, or the market hasn't caught up to their passions just yet.

In this episode, I interview Tamara Zantell. She is known for helping her 9-year-old daughter turn her kitchen table hobby into a million-dollar brand. Yet, she is also the founder of Raising A Mogul, LLC, and Legacy Brand Creators, LLC, a boutique brand development and marketing agency. She is committed to supporting families who aspire to build an impactful family legacy brand. She is a mother to five. Together or separately, they have been featured on AOL, ESPN, Netflix, USA Today, Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Black Enterprise, ABC Nightline TODAY show, and more. She has helped her clients build strong community relationships and deliver excellent products and services while creating systematic and diverse environments through culture, goals, and structure. As a result, she is equipped with advanced knowledge in launching an international brand, generating revenue, partnership development, and developing young moguls and family businesses for inevitable triumph.We chatted about:Why she began Raising a Mogul, and how the idea was bornThe importance of parents building on our children's inspirations and ideasWe highlighted two of her programs:Young Mogul Prep SchoolYoung Mogul Speakers AcademyWe ended with her beautiful words of encouragement for homeschool moms wanting to help our entrepreneurial kids.☕Support this podcast with a one-time coffee or a monthly membership here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/demetriazinga

In this episode, we are talking to John Benzick who is the author of Eli's Lemonade Startup. It's a great book that teaches kids how to be entrepreneurs. Visit the show notes to get John's book: https://www.mombeach.com/podcast

1:12 - Origin of Daniel Priestly2:35 - Rewind Button4:32 - Book - How to raise Entrepreneurial kids4:52 - Daniel's Parents6:59 - Entrepreneurial bug8:32 - How to empower kids10:11 - Lose Gracefully11:48 - Learn about yourself (The process of writing multiple books) 11:48 - 13:0713:40 - Update 10 years later16:02 - Personal Brand18:06 - Dan's 5 P's21:59 - Latest Venture27:05 - Early mistake28:59 - Big shift in data32:33 - Web 3.0 and Blockchain37:37 - The word 'Authentic'40:29 - Single Greatest piece of advice42:13 - Daniel's North Star

Jodie Cook is a powerhouse entrepreneur and is listed in the Forbes 30 under 30 social entrepreneurs in Europe. In 2011 she started a digital agency that was acquired in 2021 for multiple 7 figures. Alongside running a business she writes https://jodiecook.com/writer (books and articles) about entrepreneurship and competes for the UK in powerlifting. Her books include Stop acting like you're going to live forever, Daily Me and Instagram Rules. She also co-wrote an awesome book with Daniel Priestley on how to raise entrepreneurial kids and wrote the Clever Tykes storybooks. Jodie is also a regular contributor for Forbes magazine on entrepreneurship and whilst running her agency she provided commentary to publications as a https://www.jodiecook.com/social-media/ (social media expert). At the time of this recording she's just about to launch her New book – Ten Year Career. It's designed for entrepreneurs who suspect they can be more. To help them run their business without it running them.  You can https://www.jodiecook.com/writer/ (pre-order this book now) with pre-order bonuses at http://www.jodiecook.com/ten-year-career/ (Tenyearcareer.com )   In this episode we discuss: The mindset shift required for tradies, coaches and other entrepreneurs who have started businesses without any business coaching or qualifications to run a successful business. The power and importance of creating clear Standard Operating Procedures to help you outsource more efficiently  Jodie's personal mission and why we believe it's important for everyone to have an empowering personal mission. How to design a life you truly desire through a successful business Relationship dynamics for driven entrepreneurs and the importance of couples enrolling in each others mission and purpose. Jodie's beliefs about the education system and how it's not designed to create entrepreneurs Jodie's book about How to raise entrepreneurial kids  her advice to parents on how to support their kids to be ready for a future that doesn't currently exist in regards to businesses and careers And so much more about mindsets and strategies to be successful entrepreneurs and live the life you truly desire at the same time. Just a reminder that if you're enjoying this podcast, please share it with a friend and jump onto your podcast app and give the show a 5 star rating and review so I can keep bringing legends like Jodie onto the show.  Follow Jodie Online: Website: https://www.jodiecook.com/ (https://www.jodiecook.com/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jodie.cook_/ (jodie.cook_ ) The article Jodie was referring to about childhood trends of entrepreneurs: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jodiecook/2020/05/18/childhood-trends-of-entrepreneurs/?sh=7196494372e9 (https://www.forbes.com/sites/jodiecook/2020/05/18/childhood-trends-of-entrepreneurs/)

Chalee and Chelsea lose it today talking about how to raise entrepreneurial kids and how to survive February.  Also, Chelsea convinces Chalee to turn one of her healthy drinks into a cocktail. Spoiler alert: It's yummy!

Welcome back to another episode of Our Parent Hood Podcast! Thammie is absent for today's episode but don't worry because we are joined by four Sytat siblings. How did they find their passion in entrepreneurship and how can parents raise their business-minded kids? Listen to this episode and if you love this episode, don't forget to rate us 5 stars! Follow Yummy2Tummy: https://www.facebook.com/Yummy2Tummyph https://www.instagram.com/yummy2tummyph/?hl=en Ten (10) Yummy2Tummy 10% Discount Voucher Booklets Voucher Codes # ○ #12721 ○ #12722 ○ #12723 ○ #12724 ○ #12725 ○ #12726 ○ #12727 ○ #12728 ○ #12729 ○ #12730 Google drive link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16mMZlU_oz6m9xHIwagaV_QU7JJrTcZjz Terms and Conditions of Y2T's E-Vouchers: ● This voucher is valid until December 31, 2022, from the date of issuance. ● This voucher is non-refundable and cannot be exchanged for cash in part or full and is valid for a single transaction only. ● Strictly no extension of the expiry date from the date of issue will be allowed. ● We are not responsible if a Discount Voucher is lost, stolen, damaged, or destroyed and no replacement will be provided in these circumstances. Instructions in claiming Y2T's E-Vouchers: ● STEP 1: Go to Yummy2Tummy's Facebook Page or Instagram Account and take your order. ● STEP 2: Present the Yummy2Tummy 10% Discount Voucher with its corresponding voucher code (for cross-checking) of your chosen product/s. ● STEP 3: Once approved, Yummy2Tummy will be sending you a breakdown and the final amount to be paid.

My guest choice for today's episode is a bit different and I am really excited to welcome Jodie Cook! Jodie is an entrepreneur who built and sold her social media agency over a ten-year period. Her experience of starting up, creating a brand, winning and serving clients, hiring a team, and growing and selling a company has been written into books and articles with millions of readers. She is the author of several books including two volumes of Stop Acting Like You're Going to Live Forever, How To Raise Entrepreneurial Kids, Instagram Rules, and The Clever Tykes Storybooks. She is also a Forbes 30 under 30 Social Entrepreneur in Europe and a regular contributor of theirs. Jodie first shares her background story. Growing up, she followed the traditional path when it came to her career. After high school, she went to college because that is what you are supposed to do. After that, she got on a graduate scheme, and this is where it all changed for her. This is where she learned how to think for herself through different coaching sessions. This is also the time she decided to start her own business. We then take a little detour with our conversation and talk about the fact that Jodie powerlifts competitively. She shares that she was always quite sporty and started out as a runner, doing half marathons and 10k races. Eventually, she joined a gym that had a lot of competitive lifters and soon she began competing and truly enjoyed it. Since then, she has represented Great Britain internationally and she still competes within the British Powerlifting Federation in the under 57kg (125lbs) bodyweight category. We then discuss how to get kids to be interested or want to learn more about being an entrepreneur. When she was doing the research for her book, Jodie interviewed around 200 people on how they're raising their kids to be entrepreneurs and how they themselves were raised to be entrepreneurs. What she found was that it either came from inspiration or desperation. In her book, How To Raise Entrepreneurial Kids, Jodie talks about four pillars: the mindset, the skills, the experiences and the coaching. We then dive into the mindset of raising entrepreneurial kids. Jodie explains that in the book, the mindset pillar consists of a lot of different areas. The first one is the Family Mission Statement, a set of family values; the other part is setting goals, how to develop a child's interests instead of shutting them down. Next, Jodie explains what she believes is one of the biggest disservices that we make when it comes to raising our kids as entrepreneurs. It became incredibly easy to trust the “educational conveyor belt,” to think in terms of what the school or the college wants us to do. It is commonplace to think that we're choosing our own way forward when actually we're choosing from a very predetermined set of options. Lastly, we discuss Jodie's book, Stop Acting Like You're Going To Live Forever. A couple of years before she wrote this book, Jodie was attending a Forbes event and met an editor who told her that they were launching a contributor program for Forbes. Jodie followed up with the editor a few times after that and when the program launched she was accepted as a contributor on the topics of entrepreneurship. Soon, one of her articles called “How to Stop Caring About What Everyone Else Thinks” received massive attention. This is when she decided to publish her articles as a book. Since then, she has published the first volume with 36 different articles and the second volume with 45 articles. Don't miss this episode of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast with Jodie Cook, who delivers a wisdom-packed interview on the entrepreneurial lifestyle! Notable Quotes: “I definitely didn't have a business plan, it was just two words: getting clients.” Jodie Cook “I started to become fascinated that I started my own business at 22 years old, but hardly any of my friends did. They all went down the traditional career path.” Jodie Cook “I am fascinated with how entrepreneurs are created and that's what led to me thinking about it, talking to people, writing about it.” Jodie Cook “Everyone's born with self-awareness and then education takes it away.” Jodie Cook “We are all different and we all have different strengths and weaknesses.” Jodie Cook “A lot of entrepreneurs that I've met, interviewed, and talked to have something competitive in their background.” Mike Simmons “It's either inspiration or desperation; they've come from one of those places.” Jodie Cook “If you find something that you love that much and that you're really good at, you could probably turn anything into a business. Because the business side is secondary to you continuing to follow your purpose.” Jodie Cook “Everything in your life revolves around doing the work the school tells you to do and kind of just moving down this path with your head down. It's no wonder that most people just end up being spit out at the end of that conveyor belt in the same place.” Mike Simmons “Sometimes people take themselves too seriously and lack of perspective is what causes that.” Jodie Cook “It's so easy to bring something down and it's not that easy to build it up. It's just another reason why we really don't need to care about what anyone thinks because you are the artist and the architect.” Jodie Cook Links: Jodie's Website Jodie on Instagram Jodie on LinkedIn Jodie on Twitter Stop Acting Like You're Going to Live Forever How To Raise Entrepreneurial Kids Instagram Rules The Clever Tykes Storybooks 7 Figure Flipping Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months

Entrepreneurship like any other skill is better when taught early in a child's life. Many entrepreneurs believe they could have learnt this skill when they were young and should be taught this skill in schools.While many parents are already teaching kids these essential life skills, you don't often find these subjects taught in school. Learning these skills starts as early as when your child begins to walk (failing and trying again) and often emphasized through free play. Some important skills that entrepreneurship teaches kids includes, but is not limited to: Self-confidence, resilience, how to sell, problem-solving, creativity, goal setting, empathy. Let's talk about how to teach these skills as part of life to set them for success. Share your ideas on your children's entrepreneurial dream and how you all encourage them… Resources: How to teach entrepreneurship to your kids - Boss Club Lemonade Day Ted Talk - Cameron Herold - Let's raise kids to be entrepreneurs Warrent Buffett's Secret Millionaires Club Podcast Weblink: https://madhurammusings.com/podcast/009/

Jay Maymi chats with renowned Author, Speaker, and Founder of Siebold Success Network to discuss his latest book, "Secrets Self-Made Millionaires Teach Their Kids".

Entrepreneurship opens up so many opportunities, why not let our children experience them too! In today's episode we're talking all about raising entrepreneurial kids. http://joinlifestylebuilders.com

Pat Flynn shares insights into how his upbringing effected his parenting choices and how he's instilling values of entrepreneurship, like leadership and philanthropy, in his children. Pat is a father, husband, and entrepreneur who lives and works in San Diego, CA. He owns several successful online businesses and is a professional blogger, keynote speaker, Wall Street Journal bestselling author, and host of the Smart Passive Income and AskPat podcasts, which have earned a combined total of over 50 million downloads, multiple awards, and features in publications such as The New York Times and Forbes. He is also an advisor for LeadPages, ConvertKit, and other companies in the digital marketing arena. Learn more about the FamilyPreneur Business Accelerator and join today at »familypreneur.co« I'm committed to building an inclusive and anti-racist business. I support LGBTQIA+ rights and the rights of all intersectional identities. I believe that business should be a force for dismantling systems of oppression and actively invest in my own learning to fulfill this role. »Read My Full DEI Statement HERE« Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.