Podcast appearances and mentions of Mikaila Ulmer

How to Make Money if You're a Kid. It's never too early to start making some profit and savings, is it? If you're a kid with an entrepreneurial spirit and you're looking to make your own money, here are 12 simple and effective ways to do just that. 10-year-old Ryan Kelly, one of the youngest contestants to appear on Shark Tank, has his own dog treat business called Ryan's Barkery. There's also Mikaila Ulmer, who took the classic lemonade stand to the next level when she founded BeeSweet Lemonade at just 11 years old. These kids are living proof that in the business world, age ain't nothin' but a number! TIMESTAMPS Do household chores 1:04 Mow lawns 1:37 Rake leaves 2:06 Run a lemonade stand 2:32 Sell baked goods 3:04 Have a garage sale 3:34 Sell your stuff to thrift stores 4:06 Sell homemade crafts 4:35 Start your own tutoring services 5:09 Upload and edit pictures for others 5:43 Set up a Facebook profile for people 6:16 Create mobile games 6:55 Dos and Don'ts 7:37 Music: https://www.youtube.com/audiolibrary/... Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our Social Media: Facebook:   / brightside   Instagram:   / brightgram   5-Minute Crafts Youtube: https://www.goo.gl/8JVmuC ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For more videos and articles visit: http://www.brightside.me/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rihanna, Aileen Lee, Mikaila Ulmer and Anjali Sud: these rebels followed their dreams to become successful leaders in business. They come from different backgrounds and end up in very different places, but a tough rebel spirit connects them all. This podcast is a production of Rebel Girls. It's based on the book series Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls. This story was produced by Camille Stennis with sound design and mixing by Bianca Salinas. It was written by Abby Sher. Fact-checking by Joe Rhatigan. Narration by Julia Boorstin. Original theme music was composed and performed by Elettra Bargiacchi. Thank you to the whole Rebel Girls team who make this podcast possible. Stay rebel!

 How to Make Money if You're a Kid. It's never too early to start making some profit and savings, is it? If you're a kid with an entrepreneurial spirit and you're looking to make your own money, here are 12 simple and effective ways to do just that. 10-year-old Ryan Kelly, one of the youngest contestants to appear on Shark Tank, has his own dog treat business called Ryan's Barkery. There's also Mikaila Ulmer, who took the classic lemonade stand to the next level when she founded BeeSweet Lemonade at just 11 years old. These kids are living proof that in the business world, age ain't nothin' but a number! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Esta semana, Mikaila Ulmer, la joven que empezó vendiendo limonada a los 4 años.

Esta semana, Mikaila Ulmer, la joven que empezó vendiendo limonada a los 4 años.

Esta semana, Mikaila Ulmer, la joven que empezó vendiendo limonada a los 4 años.

Esta semana, Mikaila Ulmer, la joven que empezó vendiendo limonada a los 4 años.

Esta semana, Mikaila Ulmer, la joven que empezó vendiendo limonada a los 4 años.

CJ gets advice on buying a house from Mike before they discuss this year's sections into the Black College Football Hall of Fame. Mike also shares some stories from being in the press box with legendary sports columnist Roscoe Nance and the fellas congratulate Mikaila Ulmer on her recent success running Me and the Bees Lemonade.

How to Make Money if You're a Kid. It's never too early to start making some profit and savings, is it? If you're a kid with an entrepreneurial spirit and you're looking to make your own money, here are 12 simple and effective ways to do just that. 10-year-old Ryan Kelly, one of the youngest contestants to appear on Shark Tank, has his own dog treat business called Ryan's Barkery. There's also Mikaila Ulmer, who took the classic lemonade stand to the next level when she founded BeeSweet Lemonade at just 11 years old. These kids are living proof that in the business world, age ain't nothin' but a number! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fernando Dolabela comenta sobre a história da americana Mikaila Ulmer no desenvolvimento de um empreendedorismo inédito, para usar de exemplo de sucesso e como tomar essa iniciativa.

How to Make Money if You're a Kid. It's never too early to start making some profit and savings, is it? If you're a kid with an entrepreneurial spirit and you're looking to make your own money, here are 12 simple and effective ways to do just that. 10-year-old Ryan Kelly, one of the youngest contestants to appear on Shark Tank, has his own dog treat business called Ryan's Barkery. There's also Mikaila Ulmer, who took the classic lemonade stand to the next level when she founded BeeSweet Lemonade at just 11 years old. These kids are living proof that in the business world, age ain't nothin' but a number! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Heute erzähle ich euch das "Märchen der Bienenkönigin", in dem es um die Umwelt - Aktivistin Mikaila Ulmer geht.

Prepare to meet a legend who leads with curiosity, learns deeply, and chooses to act upon what she cares about. You may know Mikaila Ulmer for her famous Me & The Bees lemonade, but there is so much more to her than just that! Tune in this week to learn about another one of her passions: American Sign Language!Check out Here We Are on Instagram, Facebook, or Patreon!

Mikaila Ulmer, teen founder and CEO of Me & The Bees Lemonade, joins Truitt on Curiositeen to discuss how she turned a lemonade stand into a successful brand. Mikaila has been recognized by TIME Magazine, Forbes, and most recently was named in CEOWORLD Magazine's Top 10 Young Entrepreneurs to Know. She gave her thoughts on pitching on Shark Tank as a 9-year-old, meeting people like Barack Obama, writing her own book last year, her thoughts on making a difference, and her best tips for entrepreneurial teens. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/curiositeen/support

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For our last episode of our launch season Mikaila Ulmer, founder of Me & The Bees Lemonade, sits down with us to discuss the ups and downs of being a young, Black, female entrepreneur. At just 11 years old, she began building her empire and has not looked back since, from appearing on and winning Shark Tank and introducing President Barack Obama at the United State of Women Summit to writing her first book last year, “Bee Fearless: Dream Like a Kid'' last year. A leading voice of the Gen Z generation, Mikaila discusses the pressures to address all injustices, and in the midst of a global pandemic, social unrest and global warming disrupting her junior year of high school. But in the midst of it all Mikaila's mission to save the bees and elevate environmental justice as a cause and a way of life is both clear and inspiring. Most importantly we explore how she navigates the world as a Black girl, the challenges that accompany it professionally and personally, and most importantly how she protects and maintains her joy through it all. For more information about Me & The Bees, check out Meandthebees.com. Be sure to catch Mikaila Ulmer on the June cover of Austin Woman Magazine!

Fifteen-year-old founder and CEO, Mikaila Ulmer has made history with her purpose-driven company, Me & The Bees Lemonade. An entrepreneur since age four, Mikaila collaborates with her parents and mentors to continue to grow the company and its sister nonprofit, Healthy Hive Foundation. Listen as David and Mikaila discuss going viral on Shark Tank, the power of purpose-driven brands, and what it really means to “dream like a kid.”

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Mikaila started her lemonade at youth entrepreneurial events and at her lemonade stand out in front of her home, donating a percentage of the profits to local and international organizations fighting hard to save the honeybees. That is why she touts: “Buy a Bottle…Save a Bee.” For more, visit our show notes at https://loveworksleadership.blog/2021/02/05/episode-45-showing-up-fearlessly-with-mikaila-ulmer/.

There is no time like right now to teach our babies how to start, run and grow a business. I mean as early as 4 years old. Look if they can learn numbers, shapes, songs and colors they can learn about creating a business. Businesses talked about in the show: www.sklarsweetsnacks.com www.sweetchristis.com www.superbusinessgirl.com www.bledsoeglobal.com www.mayasideas.com www.beesweetlemonade.com Books On Amazon: Abigail’s Entrepreneurship Workbook by Ortandia Shepherd Little Owners “Valerie the Vendor” and “Stephen the Sports Agent” Kid Startup: How You Can Become an Entrepreneur by Mark Cuban Mo’s Bows- A Young Person’s Guide to Starting a Business by Moziah Bridges. Bee Fearless: Dream Like a Kid by Mikaila Ulmer. Connect with me at www.ortandia.wixsite.com/website --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ortandia/support

My guest today, Mikaila Ulmer is back for interview #2! She was originally on the show back in August 2018. This is a special year for Mikaila because she is not only celebrating a decade in business but she’s also published her first book, Bee Fearless: Dream Like a Kid! "Create a product that appeals to the most people, you can’t please everyone, so don’t try. Stay true to your mission and focus on helping your mission." - Mikaila Ulmer Learn more about this episode at joychudacoff.com/128

Mikaila Ulmer, who has been in business since age 4, talks about the evolution of "Me and the Bees" and her new book, Bee Fearless.

Experiencing pain and fear can shape us in good, and bad ways. We can recoil, avoiding that which inflicted the pain, or we can let it drive us to positive change. Our guest this week is a prime example of the latter. Mikaila Ulmer, through the thoughtful guidance of her parents, transformed a painful childhood experience of being stung by bees into a thriving and growing business with a purpose. And now, her product, Me & the Bees Lemonade, is sold in stores nationwide. Mikaila appeared on Shark Tank and got buy in from Damon John, she also received an eight hundred-thousand-dollar investment from a consortium of football players. She started a nonprofit and now, has written a delightful book titled Bee Fearless. Although Mikaila is only 15 years young, she and her family spent the last 10 years growing the business and the brand. Their efforts have brought awareness to a bee population in peril and have highlighted the importance purpose plays in organizational growth. We are grateful to have Mikaila as our guest and we are sure you will find her as engaging as we do. For a complete transcript and links from this episode, please visit http://www.whitneyjohnson.com/mikaila-ulmer/

Mikaila Ulmer: Bee Fearless Mikaila Ulmer is a 15-year-old social entrepreneur, bee ambassador, educator and student. She founded her Me & the Bees Lemonade business when she was just four years old, and over the past decade has sold over 1 million bottles across 1,500 stores in the United States. Her appearance on Shark Tank at age nine scored a $60,000 investment from Daymond John. Mikaila has established herself as a voice of guidance for others, appearing on Good Morning America, The Today Show, 20/20, ABC World News Tonight, and many other venues. She was selected as one of Time magazine’s 30 Most Influential Teens and for Ebony Magazine’s Ebony Power100 #Black Excellence. She is the author of the new book, Bee Fearless: Dream Like a Kid*. In this conversation, Mikaila discuss what inspired her to start her business and the importance of a larger mission behind work. She talks about the importance of passion, balancing her work with her schooling, and how to support kids in doing great things. Plus, she shares what she’s learned along the way on turning a dream into reality. Key Points Turn adversity into advantage. It’s more enjoyable to build a business when you not only have hands-on experience and know-how, but passion. Big news needs to be approached with careful consideration. Aim to be good and kind in running a business. Resources Mentioned Bee Fearless: Dream Like a Kid* by Mikaila Ulmer Related Episodes How to Transform Your Limitations Into Advantages, with Mark Barden (episode 207) How Leaders Build, with Guy Raz (episode 491) If You Build It, They Will Come (Dave’s Journal) Discover More Activate your free membership for full access to the entire library of interviews since 2011, searchable by topic.

Mikaila Ulmer: Bee Fearless Mikaila Ulmer is a 15-year-old social entrepreneur, bee ambassador, educator and student. She founded her Me & the Bees Lemonade business when she was just four years old, and over the past decade has sold over 1 million bottles across 1,500 stores in the United States. Her appearance on Shark Tank at age nine scored a $60,000 investment from Daymond John. Mikaila has established herself as a voice of guidance for others, appearing on Good Morning America, The Today Show, 20/20, ABC World News Tonight, and many other venues. She was selected as one of Time magazine’s 30 Most Influential Teens and for Ebony Magazine’s Ebony Power100 #Black Excellence. She is the author of the new book, Bee Fearless: Dream Like a Kid*. In this conversation, Mikaila discuss what inspired her to start her business and the importance of a larger mission behind work. She talks about the importance of passion, balancing her work with her schooling, and how to support kids in doing great things. Plus, she shares what she’s learned along the way on turning a dream into reality. Key Points Turn adversity into advantage. It’s more enjoyable to build a business when you not only have hands-on experience and know-how, but passion. Big news needs to be approached with careful consideration. Aim to be good and kind in running a business. Resources Mentioned Bee Fearless: Dream Like a Kid* by Mikaila Ulmer Related Episodes How to Transform Your Limitations Into Advantages, with Mark Barden (episode 207) How Leaders Build, with Guy Raz (episode 491) If You Build It, They Will Come (Dave’s Journal) Discover More Activate your free membership for full access to the entire library of interviews since 2011, searchable by topic.

Who here started a lemonade stand as their first endeavor into the business world? I did. My brother and I dragged a cooler of Kool-aid down to the end of our driveway and I’m pretty sure my mom called the neighbors to drive by so we’d get a few customers. My lemonade business started and ended there… But when this guest started her lemonade stand, it transformed into something much, much bigger. Mikaila Ulmer is the youngest guest we’ve ever featured on the Goal Digger Podcast. She started her lemonade company at 4-years old. Now she’s the 15-year old CEO of Me & the Bees Lemonade and her special recipe lemonade is sold across the country. If you’ve got kiddos with the entrepreneurial bug, you’ll want them to tune into this episode… But let me tell you, Mikaila’s drive, her business acumen, and her mission to do good while running a profitable company is something we can all learn from, no matter what age. GOAL DIGGER FB COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/goaldiggerpodcast/ GOAL DIGGER INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/goaldiggerpodcast/ GOAL DIGGER SHOWNOTES: http://jennakutcherblog.com/mikaila/

Episode Title: How To BEE Fearless In this episode, we talk to Mikaila Ulmer (Founder & CEO of Me and The Bees Lemonade) as we discuss her business, her new book, and what she learned from President Obama.  Purchase her book here Check out her website and non-profit.    **More On Mikaila** Let our founder, Mikaila, explain the origin of Me & the Bees Lemonade: When I was just four, I got stung by a bee and then got stung again less than a week later! Naturally, I didn't enjoy the bee stings at all and I became scared of bees. But then after doing some research about them, I became fascinated and learned all about what they do for me and our ecosystem. Around that same time, my family encouraged me to make a product for a couple of children's business competitions - the Acton Children's Business Fair and Austin Lemonade Day. So I put on my thinking cap. I thought about some ideas. While I was thinking, my Great Granny Helen, who lived in Cameron, South Carolina, sent my family a 1940s cookbook, which included her special recipe for flaxseed lemonade. So then I thought, what if I make something that helps honeybees and uses my Great Granny Helen's lemonade recipe? I decided to give her beloved lemonade a new twist by adding honey from bees, instead of only sugar. That's how Be Sweet Lemonade was born! However, we had to change the name due to a copyright issue so we decided to call it Me & the Bees Lemonade because we give a percentage of sales to help save the bees. We are now celebrating more than 10 years in “buzzness!” Mikaila started her lemonade at youth entrepreneurial events and at her lemonade stand out in front of her home, donating a percentage of the profits to local and international organizations fighting hard to save the honeybees. That is why she touts: “Buy a Bottle…Save a Bee.” Now at age 15, her little idea from more than 10 years ago continues to grow and grow...by more than 500 percent since the company's humble Austin, Texas-based beginnings. Today, the award-winning, ready-to-drink Me & the Bees Lemonades in five refreshing flavors is buzzing off the shelves of Whole Foods Market, The Fresh Market, World Market, H-E-B stores across Texas and Kroger stores in Houston. It is also available at a growing number of restaurants, food trailers and natural food delivery companies. When not traveling for speaking events to share her stories of being a social entrepreneur, leading workshops on how to save the bees, or participating in social entrepreneurship panels, you can find Mikaila coming up with ideas to help the Healthy Hive Foundation, a nonprofit to further help the mission of saving the pollinators. And of course, she's working hard as a high school student, loving Spanish, science and rock climbing classes. Find Mikaila on Facebook and Instagram pages where followers can ‘like' interesting facts about bees, honey and Me & the Bees Lemonade. Mikaila's first book, Bee Fearless, Dream Like a Kid, launches in August 2020. Published by Penguin Random House, it is about her adventures in being a social entrepreneur and heading up a purpose-based brand aimed at offering premium, all-natural lemonades in a way that helps save the bees. Written by: Dominic Lawson  Executive Producers: Dominic Lawson and Kenda Lawson Music Credits: **Show Theme**  Behind Closed Doors - Otis McDonald  **Break Theme** Cielo - Huma-Huma  Sponsors/Partners Purchase a Flexio Series sprayer from Wagner Use code BETTEREVERYDAY for 30% everything sitewide at ladder.sport. That's “BETTEREVERYDAY” for 30% off at ladder.sport. www.funkymediaradio.app 

As a young business owner focused on social entrepreneurship, Mikaila Ulmer is inspiring others with her success. In fact, the 15-year-old believes that her flourishing business, Me & the Bees, shows that the future is all about social entrepreneurs. The Shark Tank contestant Mikaila spoke with Ramon Ray at the recent Survive and Thrive Growth Summit. Thanks to Dell, she tells her entrepreneurship and leadership story. She also explains the importance of her family, her new book, the Dell Women’s Entrepreneurship Network, and her advice to entrepreneurs both young and old. ------ Subscribe today for weekly tips: https://ramonemail.com/ Listen on iTunes: https://apple.co/2EXG6nU Listen on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/smarthustle-1 Follow Smart Hustle on Twitter: https://twitter.com/smarthustlemag Follow Ramon Ray on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RamonRay Other links: Mikaila's Lemonade & Book - Business Guide for Young People https://www.meandthebees.com/ Dell Women’s Entrepreneurship Network - https://dwen.com/ Dell - https://www.dell.com/en-us --

“Whatever it is you do, it’s something that keeps you going, and when you have those challenges it’s easier to get through them and overcome them. I always say don’t be discouraged, but get back up and spread your wings. By having a social business, it’s a lot easier to do so.” - Mikaila UlmerThis is a very special episode of Brave By Design, as today’s guest is a young entrepreneur who has sold over 1 million bottles of product as a teen, written a book and is an influential speaker. Today you are going to hear all about her journey, where her inspiration comes from and why social impact is so very near and dear to her heart.Mikaila Ulmer started her lemonade at youth entrepreneurial events and at her lemonade stand out in front of her home, donating a percentage of the profits to local and international organizations fighting hard to save the honeybees. That is why she touts: “Buy a Bottle…Save a Bee.”Now at age 15, her little idea from more than 10 years ago continues to grow and grow...by more than 500 percent since the company’s humble Austin, Texas-based beginnings. Today, the award-winning, ready-to-drink Me & the Bees Lemonades in five refreshing flavors is buzzing off the shelves of Whole Foods Market, The Fresh Market, World Market, H-E-B stores across Texas and Kroger stores in Houston. It is also available at a growing number of restaurants, food trailers and natural food delivery companies.When not traveling for speaking events to share her stories of being a social entrepreneur, leading workshops on how to save the bees, or participating in social entrepreneurship panels, you can find Mikaila coming up with ideas to help the Healthy Hive Foundation, a nonprofit to further help the mission of saving the pollinators.And of course, she’s working hard as a high school student, loving Spanish, science and rock climbing classes. Find Mikaila on Facebook and Instagram pages where followers can ‘like’ interesting facts about bees, honey and Me & the Bees Lemonade.Mikaila’s first book, Bee Fearless, Dream Like a Kid, launches in August 2020. Published by Penguin Random House, it is about her adventures in being a social entrepreneur and heading up a purpose-based brand aimed at offering premium, all-natural lemonades in a way that helps save the bees.Get the free video series on The Five Habits That Help Women Rise:http://bravebydesign.net/fivehabitsLearn more about working with Laura one-on-one:https://www.bravebydesign.net/private-coachingInvite Laura to speak at your live or virtual event https://www.bravebydesign.net/work-togetherConnect with Laura Khalil online:instagram.com/iambravebydesignlinkedIn.com/in/LauraKhalilWhat You’ll Hear In This Episode: What Mikaila’s book, Bee Fearless: Dream Like a Kid, is all about and the important message it promotes [10:37]Some of the biggest challenges she has faced being a young entSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/bravebydesign)

Courtney Webb chats with young entrepreneur Mikaila Ulmer about her amazing lemonade business, Me & the Bees. www.meandthebees.com @mikailasbees  

It's rare for a beverage company to start with $50 and grow to being sold in 2,500 stores across 40 states,” says Mikaila Ulmer, CEO of Me & the Bees Lemonade. It's rarer still for that company to be run by a 15-year-old. “Age didn't faze me when it came to starting my business,” she says. “I was just excited to get started.” It began with a bee sting when Ulmer was four. “I was afraid, so my parents encouraged me to do some research,” Ulmer says. “I learned that bees were important pollinators and that they were dying at an alarming rate.” She started selling her granny's honey-sweetened lemonade recipe in Austin and donated the profits to bee-saving organizations. She got the attention of Whole Foods when she began teaching free pollination workshops for kids there. “They said if I could figure out a way to bottle my product, they could carry it in their store.” In 2015, at age nine, Ulmer secured $60,000 in seed money on ABC's reality show Shark Tank. A year later, Whole Foods announced a distribution deal with Me & the Bees for $11 million. “When I started, I never expected to appear on Shark Tank or speak in front of 20,000 people or meet Barack Obama, but I did!” says Ulmer. Her future goals are as lofty (“I want to see my product in all 50 states!"), but her focus is clear: “I want my business to always be more than just lemonade—I want to have an even bigger impact on saving the bees.” Mikaila releases her story in a new book "Bee Fearless, Dream Like a Kid" and my partner Ann Trainor and I spoke with her and there is so much wisdom from this young woman we hope you enjoy the show!

S5 Ep 43: In this episode, meet art curator Kimberly Drew and teenage entrepreneur Mikaila Ulmer. Go behind the mic with these authors and find out not only what inspired them to write their books, but also what's unique about listening to the audiobook edition. Plus, get their most recent audio recommendations. This Is What I Know About Art by Kimberly Drew: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/612188/this-is-what-i-know-about-art/ Bee Fearless: Dream Like a Kid by Mikaila Ulmer: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/609675/bee-fearless-dream-like-a-kid/

"Shark Tank Contestant Mikaila Ulmer - 15-Year-Old Founder Of Me And The Bees Lemonade" Mikaila Ulmer started her Lemonade business at only 4 years old and with the help of an investment from Shark Tank star Daymond John her lemonade brand "Me and The Bees" is now sold in over 1,800 stores. Join Jay as he talks with Mikaila about her amazing entrepreneurial journey and her new book "Bee Fearless - Dream Like A Kid." Visit: www.MeAndTheBees.com  

Mikaila Ulmer is a 15-year-old social entrepreneur, bee ambassador, educator and student.  The young CEO founded her Me & the Bees Lemonade business when she was just four years old, and over the past decade has sold over 1 million bottles across 1,500 stores in the U.S., including Whole Foods, Wegman’s, The Fresh Market and Macy’s Her appearance on CNBC-TV’s “Shark Tank” at age nine scored a $60,000 investment from Daymond John in 2015 and her business received $800,000 dollars as an investment made by a consortium of football players in 2017. She has established herself as a voice of guidance for others, appearing on “Good Morning America”, “Today Show,” “20/20”, “ABC World News Tonight,” CBS News, and  regularly speaking at entrepreneurial summits and even introducing former U.S. president Barack Obama at the United State of Women Summit after which he called her "an amazing young lady". She has also spoken on stage at Microsoft We Day, alongside CEO Satya Nadella, the Nexus Summit and the Dell Women’s Entrepreneur Network Summit. Mikaila was selected as one of Time magazine’s 2017 30 Most Influential Teens and for Ebony Magazine’s Ebony Power100 #Black Excellence. She has over 95,000 followers on social media. On this Episode: Mikaila talks about how getting stung by bees when she was 4 years old turned into her desire to help save them. Mikaila tells how she went from a lemonade stand that she would run a few times a year to being encouraged to bottle her product to sell in small local stores at the age of 8. Mikaila recounts the story of her Shark Tank experience and how overpreparation helped her be less nervous for her appearance on the show. Mikaila explains that even with the recognition of the show while it has been easier to get into stores, it still is not easy! It takes hard work. Key Takeaways: Learn from things that may scare you or cause you initial discomfort Be overly prepared to help calm your nerves Support Black owned businesses Mikaila Ulmer: Instagram: @mikailasbees Find her book "Bee Fearless: Dream Like a Kid" on her website meandthebees.com (meandthebees.com) Resources Mentioned: Visit Travis' website at travischappell.com (travischappell.com) Join the Build Your Network Facebook group travischappell.com/group (travischappell.com/group)

This episode is a reflection on the disservice we do to other people by not allowing them to do something on their own. Too often for me I get too involved under the guise of helping. In this way they'll never learn or build the necessary confidence. One of the best examples where parents allowed their child to step into a moment is with Mikaila Ulmer (https://youtu.be/Kb4qe9DcrPM). It's really an inspiring story. I discuss it and talk about my own experiences. I highlight why it's insidious to not allow people to do something for themselves. Now, you might think does that mean I never help. Of course not. Guidance is key. But don't over step. Plus, there is a way to be direct and honest WHILE showing empathy. It's called radical candor, a term Kim Scott coined (you can read more about it in her book aptly titled Radical Candor). So take a listen, reflect with me and make a positive change—for yourself and others. As always, if you have any questions or want to share your thoughts, go ahead. You can write in the comment section or hit me up on social media @PhilSvitek. Lastly, for more free resources from your 360 creative coach, check out my website at http://philsvitek.com.

Caleb Maddix, 16-year-old millionaire entrepreneur, author, and speaker; Mikaila Ulmer, Founder of Me & The Bees Lemonade, and Casey Adams, 18 year old Best Selling Author, Entrepreneur, and Public Speaker share how their success journey began YOUNG. On This Episode: Caleb shares how he gained unstoppable confidence. Hear how Mikaila landed a partnership with Daymon John at 14. Casey Adams shares how he overcame his fears and didn't let negative circumstances hold him back. Key Takeaways: Do things that scare you. Pursue causes you're passionate about. Take time to say "thank you." Resources Mentioned: Visit Travis’ website at travischappell.com (https://create.acast.com/episodes/3b48e6da-a672-4e83-9897-ddefc4e88bc7/travischappell.com) Join the Build Your Network Facebook group travischappell.com/group (https://create.acast.com/episodes/3b48e6da-a672-4e83-9897-ddefc4e88bc7/travischappell.com/group)

Mikaila Ulmer (Founder & CEO of Me and The Bees Lemonade) Show Notes: In this episode, we talk to Mikaila Ulmer (Founder & CEO of Me and The Bees Lemonade) as we discuss her business, her new book, and what she learned from President Obama. Purchase her book here Check out her website and non-profit. **More On Mikaila** Let our founder, Mikaila, explain the origin of Me & the Bees Lemonade: When I was just four, I got stung by a bee and then got stung again less than a week later! Naturally, I didn't enjoy the bee stings at all and I became scared of bees. But then after doing some research about them, I became fascinated and learned all about what they do for me and our ecosystem. Around that same time, my family encouraged me to make a product for a couple of children's business competitions - the Acton Children’s Business Fair and Austin Lemonade Day. So I put on my thinking cap. I thought about some ideas. While I was thinking, my Great Granny Helen, who lived in Cameron, South Carolina, sent my family a 1940s cookbook, which included her special recipe for flaxseed lemonade. So then I thought, what if I make something that helps honeybees and uses my Great Granny Helen's lemonade recipe? I decided to give her beloved lemonade a new twist by adding honey from bees, instead of only sugar. That's how Be Sweet Lemonade was born! However, we had to change the name due to a copyright issue so we decided to call it Me & the Bees Lemonade because we give a percentage of sales to help save the bees. We are now celebrating more than 10 years in “buzzness!” Mikaila started her lemonade at youth entrepreneurial events and at her lemonade stand out in front of her home, donating a percentage of the profits to local and international organizations fighting hard to save the honeybees. That is why she touts: “Buy a Bottle…Save a Bee.” Now at age 15, her little idea from more than 10 years ago continues to grow and grow...by more than 500 percent since the company’s humble Austin, Texas-based beginnings. Today, the award-winning, ready-to-drink Me & the Bees Lemonades in five refreshing flavors is buzzing off the shelves of Whole Foods Market, The Fresh Market, World Market, H-E-B stores across Texas and Kroger stores in Houston. It is also available at a growing number of restaurants, food trailers and natural food delivery companies. When not traveling for speaking events to share her stories of being a social entrepreneur, leading workshops on how to save the bees, or participating in social entrepreneurship panels, you can find Mikaila coming up with ideas to help the Healthy Hive Foundation, a nonprofit to further help the mission of saving the pollinators. And of course, she’s working hard as a high school student, loving Spanish, science and rock climbing classes. Find Mikaila on Facebook and Instagram pages where followers can ‘like’ interesting facts about bees, honey and Me & the Bees Lemonade. Mikaila’s first book, Bee Fearless, Dream Like a Kid, launches in August 2020. Published by Penguin Random House, it is about her adventures in being a social entrepreneur and heading up a purpose-based brand aimed at offering premium, all-natural lemonades in a way that helps save the bees. Follow The Startup Life Podcast Facebook Page Want gear from The Startup Life? Check out our gear! Check out other great podcasts from The Binge Podcast Network. Written by: Dominic Lawson Executive Producers: Dominic Lawson and Kenda Lawson Music Credits: **Show Theme** Behind Closed Doors - Otis McDonald **Break Theme** Cielo - Huma-Huma Sponsors/Partners Purchase a Flexio Series sprayer from Wagner Use code BETTEREVERYDAY for 30% everything sitewide at ladder.sport. That’s “BETTEREVERYDAY” for 30% off at ladder.sport.

Addie introduces Amy and Whitney to Mikaila Ulmer. She's 15, has written her memoir and is the CEO of her own company! This week, her book, “Bee Fearless: Dream Like a Kid” (Penguin Random House, $17.99), shares some of the stories and advice she gives when she travels around the world as a speaker at conferences and other large events.

In this episode, we talk to Mikaila Ulmer (Founder & CEO of Me and The Bees Lemonade) as we discuss her business, her new book, and what she learned from President Obama.  Purchase her book here Check out her website and non-profit.    **More On Mikaila** Let our founder, Mikaila, explain the origin of Me & the Bees Lemonade: When I was just four, I got stung by a bee and then got stung again less than a week later! Naturally, I didn't enjoy the bee stings at all and I became scared of bees. But then after doing some research about them, I became fascinated and learned all about what they do for me and our ecosystem. Around that same time, my family encouraged me to make a product for a couple of children's business competitions - the Acton Children's Business Fair and Austin Lemonade Day. So I put on my thinking cap. I thought about some ideas. While I was thinking, my Great Granny Helen, who lived in Cameron, South Carolina, sent my family a 1940s cookbook, which included her special recipe for flaxseed lemonade. So then I thought, what if I make something that helps honeybees and uses my Great Granny Helen's lemonade recipe? I decided to give her beloved lemonade a new twist by adding honey from bees, instead of only sugar. That's how Be Sweet Lemonade was born! However, we had to change the name due to a copyright issue so we decided to call it Me & the Bees Lemonade because we give a percentage of sales to help save the bees. We are now celebrating more than 10 years in “buzzness!” Mikaila started her lemonade at youth entrepreneurial events and at her lemonade stand out in front of her home, donating a percentage of the profits to local and international organizations fighting hard to save the honeybees. That is why she touts: “Buy a Bottle…Save a Bee.” Now at age 15, her little idea from more than 10 years ago continues to grow and grow...by more than 500 percent since the company's humble Austin, Texas-based beginnings. Today, the award-winning, ready-to-drink Me & the Bees Lemonades in five refreshing flavors is buzzing off the shelves of Whole Foods Market, The Fresh Market, World Market, H-E-B stores across Texas and Kroger stores in Houston. It is also available at a growing number of restaurants, food trailers and natural food delivery companies. When not traveling for speaking events to share her stories of being a social entrepreneur, leading workshops on how to save the bees, or participating in social entrepreneurship panels, you can find Mikaila coming up with ideas to help the Healthy Hive Foundation, a nonprofit to further help the mission of saving the pollinators. And of course, she's working hard as a high school student, loving Spanish, science and rock climbing classes. Find Mikaila on Facebook and Instagram pages where followers can ‘like' interesting facts about bees, honey and Me & the Bees Lemonade. Mikaila's first book, Bee Fearless, Dream Like a Kid, launches in August 2020. Published by Penguin Random House, it is about her adventures in being a social entrepreneur and heading up a purpose-based brand aimed at offering premium, all-natural lemonades in a way that helps save the bees. Follow The Startup Life Podcast Facebook Page Want gear from The Startup Life? Check out our gear! Check out other great podcasts from The Binge Podcast Network. Written by: Dominic Lawson  Executive Producers: Dominic Lawson and Kenda Lawson Music Credits: **Show Theme**  Behind Closed Doors - Otis McDonald  **Break Theme** Cielo - Huma-Huma  Sponsors/Partners Purchase a Flexio Series sprayer from Wagner Use code BETTEREVERYDAY for 30% everything sitewide at ladder.sport. That's “BETTEREVERYDAY” for 30% off at ladder.sport.

Mikaila Ulmer, 15-year-old social entrepreneur, and bee ambassador talks about being fearless and dreaming like a kid.

Do you dream of starting a business, but fear you don’t have what it takes? Mikaila Ulmer founded her purpose-driven company, Me & the Bees Lemonade, when she was just 4 ½ years old. In this interview, she inspires us with stories of her lemonade stand, landing a deal on “Shark Tank,” and meeting the Obamas — three times! She also shares incredible insight on how to start a business and keep it running through bumps in the road, and why we should all spend a little more time thinking like kids. https://www.marieforleo.com/2020/08/mikaila-ulmer/ Don't be discouraged by life's little stings. Get back up and spread your wings. @MikailasBees via @MarieForleo If we look at the possibilities instead of just the problems, our future will be a whole lot brighter. @MikailasBees via @MarieForleo

Mikaila Ulmer is a social entrepreneur, bee ambassador, author, educator and student. She's the founder and CEO Me & the Bees Lemonade and of The Healthy Hive Foundation. She's an investment winner on ABC's hit TV show Shark Tank, Time Magazine's Teen Entrepreneur of the Year and one of Scholastic Magazine's Eight Coolest Kids. In this episode she shares what it means to Bee Fearless and Dream Like a Kid.  If you pre-order Mikaila's book, let me know and send one to a teen entrepreneur in the WIT program!   

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Join us for a very insightful conversation with a child prodigy. Miss Mikaila Ulmer of Me and the Bees Lemonade makes a stop by The Hive Jive to visit with John and Ken about her amazing adventures thus far. Learn about what inspired her, and how she is now inspiring others with her presentations around the world.

My guest today, Mikaila Ulmer, is probably one of the youngest entrepreneurs you’ve ever heard of. When she was just four years old, she was stung not once, but twice, in one week. “I kinda initially started to get this toy that I wanted, but I decided to keep on going, and that’s how I got to where I am now.” - Mikaila Ulmer. Learn more about She's Got Moxie joychudacoff.com/46

Happy holidays, y’all! I am super excited to serve up two weeks of Fan Favorites to keep you inspired throughout this crazy holiday season. We’ve shortened On The Dot to just two minutes, as we know you are extra busy this time of year! Today, we meet Mikaila Ulmer again. And let me tell you, the next two minutes will definitely get your blood pumping! In fact, she shared an exclusive update with us at the end of this episode. The post Two-minute Take Two: Mikaila Ulmer, Fan Favorite 2017 appeared first on On The Dot Woman.

Thanks to everyone thats been listening! CORRECTION: last week we spoke about a young lady that was expanding her brand & Tawrence gave the wrong name. The young lady's name is Mikaila Ulmer. Big shout out to Gee Chado for coming through the podcast last week. Huge thanks to Quincy & Cheeze for filling in, in a pinch. This week, we welcome (friend of the podcast) Cammie to chop it up. Theres also a special guest appearance by DJ Kobe. This episode we talked about Wendell Pierce's investentments into Baltimore, Chic Fil A coming to Michigan, Lebron screen shot, Ms. Gladys, teacher fired for twerking, Kobe Byrant's last game, The Golden State Warriors 73 wins record, NBA season awards, NBA Question Of The Day, the NBA playoffs, Erykah Badu VS Twitter & a "interesting" final topic. CHECK IT OUT.

Big thanks to everyone that has been listening so far! Big shout out to Sakoya & Deville for coming through last week for a great podcast. Dwight & Shane couldn't make it this week, so this big homie Gee Chado came through. Cheeze & Quincy made an appearance as well. Shout out to Katie Washington (the 1st black valedictorian at the university of Notre Dame) & Mikaila Ulmer (10 year old girl with a Tea line). They gave their opinion on the NCAA Championship game, the Jordan Cry-Face Meme, a possible Andre 3000 album, Desiigner's "Panda" charting higher than any Future song, Drake's new joints, Justin Bieber's dreads, Kerry Washinton VS Adweek, Rob Kardashian & Blac Chyna, tired ass warriors, possible Colin Kaepernick trade, Diamond Stone VS Twitter Hoe, Utah teacher sex scandal, Prairie View A&M scandal & real friends. Check it out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This week the co-hosts discuss: Ivana Trump’s Comments on Immigrants; American Eagle’s “Real Body” April Fools Controversy; Mikaila Ulmer’s BeeSweet Lemonade; Tisha Campbell-Martin and Duane Martin File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy; UVA Medical Students Believe Black People Don’t Feel Pain; Rape Survivor Speaks Out on Transgender Bathrooms; Rick Scott; Michael Sam; Federal Appeals Court Rules […]