Podcasts about teenpreneur

This week 411 Teen sits down with several members and participants of the Teenpreneur program, which encourages and provides resources teens to launch their own ventures.

Today's Founders Shares podcast episode presents a unique perspective that I'm sure will resonate with many of you. We typically delve into the stories of seasoned entrepreneurs and their businesses. However, this time, we're flipping the script.In this episode, we're going to embark on a journey with someone who's at the starting line, someone who's young, and full of potential, but hasn't yet launched a full-fledged business. We're exploring the nascent stages of entrepreneurship, and it's a privilege for me to introduce our special guest – my own daughter, Tierney Schmidt.Hosted by Trevor Schmidt, Founder Shares is brought to you by Hutchison PLLC and is edited and produced by Earfluence.

As Pastors and leaders the most difficult task we experience everyday is an attempt to balance our admiration for the children we birthed and spiritual children. However, the natural children of a Pastor or leader is the one who makes all of the sacrifices. Yet, so many others get to take advantage of the benefits of connectivity. Be it as spiritual children or ministry followers. While I attempt everyday to communicate my love and adoration for my natural born child - I make it a priority to publicly celebrate his accomplishments at least once a year. To read this entire article click the link https://pastortenolaolivermbaperformanceintimacycoachusesthisplatformfo.wordpress.com/2021/11/13/boyz-in-the-hood-3-day-revival/ The material and content on this page is the property and copywritten rights of Pastor Tenola Oliver SaltRoom Apostolic Temple Virtual sanctuary CashApp $SaltRoom To Receive Sunday Sermon's on Demand Text SaltRoom to (855) 781-2204 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tenola-oliver/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tenola-oliver/support

In this episode, I'm chatting with Teenpreneur E'miree! This young Queen started her own business at the age of 13! She talked about her business Lipes, what sparked her interest in starting a business, what products she offers, and much more! ⁣ Keep up with her on IG@lip.es_ ⁣ Visit Website https://mylipes.com/ ⁣ Subscribe to YT channel @LipE's⁣ ⁣ Keep up with your host on IG@unpacking_the_box_podcast ⁣ Thank you for tuning in! ⁣ ⁣ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/linnea-38/support

BYE-BYE...Another successful summer coming to a close! Did you get everything accomplished that was on your laundry list of places to see and do? Were your days and nights filled with playground visits, bike rides, popsicles, s'mores, and late-night bonfires?  What about that business your child wants to start...did you get it off the ground and up and running? WHAT...No! I know it can be so overwhelming to know where to start. Tune in as we say BYE-BYE to summer and HELLO to starting a business.Join our growing community for moms like you, Women Entrepreneurs: Digital Growth Community, supporting, guiding, training, and collaborating with like-minded individuals who lift each other up because YOU deserve to be celebrated!Connect With Katrina:NEW eBOOK: “How To Kick-Start Your Child's Business With Confidence Today” will be released soon.Grab a DONE-FOR-YOU Instagram template to help you create a professional look while attracting your ideal client. Your feed will scream, you are an authority in your niche while saving you time and money.  Contact Laiken Wilson on Fiverr.Follow Katrina on FacebookFollow Katrina on Instagram Make sure to subscribe, download, rate, and review the show, it helps get the word out. Look for a NEW episode every Tuesday morning. Thanks for listening.

Frank Castillo & Mitch Castillo moved to Arizona in February of 2020 from Chicago for work and the gorgeous weather! Moving cross country during covid was rough! Luckily, Frank and Mitch met Samara and her family during this time and became instant friends. Gavin and Ava's school was out, everyone in quarantine, and there wasn't anything to do. Frank and Mitch saw an opportunity to have Gavin and Ava help with their dog, Tanner. Gavin and Ava both quickly fell in love with Tanner. What Frank and Mitch did for Gavin was special. They got Gavin out of his shell by letting him take care of Tanner. Both Frank and Mitch are in the mortgage industry in operations; Mitch for nine years and Frank for 20 years. Frank and Mitch moved again into a bigger space and chased their dream of entreprenuerialship. They both leaped and opened up branches in North Scottsdale. A risk that they don't regret as it has been very fruitful for them both. While hiring employees with experience is the norm. When they opened these branches, one of the big things is that they saw an opportunity to invest training and their knowledge into people who were interested in starting in real estate or the mortgage industry. They created a program to bring in people of all backgrounds to be loan officers after educating, training, and passing the test."When somebody wants something bad enough, and you're willing to invest the time in them, they can be your best employee without the experience." If you are in the LBGTQ community and want to reach out, need support or advice, please reach out to Mitch and Frank. Such a fantastic episode with Frank and Mitch! Don't miss out on their story of having Covid and other advice they have for people wanting to enter into the mortgage or real estate industry.  Connect with Frank Castillo and Mitch Castillo:Team Castillo with Cross Country MortgageInstagramFacebookWebsiteEmail Ways to connect with us:Website Instagram @TheKAMProjectorg   @actionistalive  @whiskitwithflava YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA Special Thanks To:Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project BrandingDan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast musicSara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast voiceovers Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant Social Media Tags:@actionistalive@whiskitwithflava@thekamprojectorg@themortgageboys Clubhouse:@actionistalive

Essynce has been working within her gift since 6 years old as a fashion designer, speaker, and author. She talks with us about her entrepreneurial journey. Join us on the Michael Finkley Show! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/michael-finkley-show/message

Welcome back to the Lemonade To Laptops Podcast Summer Series!!Bringing busy moms listen on the go, compact and informative weekly episodes to raising entrepreneurial kids!DO YOU NEED A BREAK? Summer schedules can be hectic. As Moms, we juggle so many things...how do we keep it all together? You got me, let me know if you figure it out! Life isn't perfect and nor are we, so embrace the mess and enjoy a little downtime! You have earned it!Connect With Katrina:NEW eBOOK: “How To Kick-Start Your Child's Business With Confidence Today” will be released soon.Grab a DONE-FOR-YOU Instagram template to help you create a professional look while attracting your ideal client. Your feed will scream, you are an authority in your niche while saving you time and money.  Contact Laiken Wilson on Fiverr.Follow Katrina on FacebookFollow Katrina on Instagram Make sure to subscribe, download, rate, and review the show, it helps get the word out. Look for a NEW episode every Tuesday morning. Thanks for listening.

Episode NotesWelcome back to the Lemonade To Laptops Podcast Summer Series!!Bringing busy moms listen on the go, compact and informative weekly episodes to raising entrepreneurial kids!Katrina Wilson a wife, mom of 3 girls, parent manager, an entrepreneur for over 25 years, and your Host of Lemonade To Laptops Podcast...join her and her daughter Laiken Wilson, Founder, and CEO of Caiken Baked Goods to discuss supporting your child on their business venture.Connect With Katrina:NEW eBOOK: “How To Kick-Start Your Child's Business With Confidence Today” will be released soon.Grab a DONE-FOR-YOU Instagram template to help you create a professional look while attracting your ideal client. Your feed will scream, you are an authority in your niche while saving you time and money.  Contact Laiken Wilson on Fiverr.Follow Katrina on FacebookFollow Katrina on Instagram Make sure to subscribe to the show, I release a new episode every Tuesday at 9 am EST.Connect with Laiken:Facebook: Caiken Baked GoodsInstagram: Caiken Baked Goods

In this episode, I'm chatting with Chelsea who is a Teenpreneur. At 16, she is the CEO of Iridescent by Chelsea which is a really cool clothing brand! She's also a Author, Brand Ambassador, and Soon to be Fellow Podcaster. She's out here wearing all the hats, inspiring myself, and so many others! Keep up with her on IG @chelseahaye Visit https://iridescentbychelseahaye.com/ Keep up with your host on IG @unpacking_the_box_podcast Thank you for tuning in! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/linnea-38/support

You're the anxious one. Not anxious about things out of your control, but things that are in your control. You take action instead of pondering over your anxiety. You try to work hard whenever you are in the element. But sometimes, you fail. Do you fail? No. That's what you think. In this podcast, I compel (& hand-hold) you to re-thing the same. My Instagram: @akshat.do

Let’s continue shattering those false narratives as it pertains to Black males, and how they are portrayed in mainstream media. THIS is my WHY! ⁣ ⁣ In this episode, I’m chatting with Christian who is a 16 year old up and coming Entrepreneur and Fellow Podcaster. He talked about his big plans, his Podcast, how he views the world through his lens, and more! Keep up with him on IG @chrixtian Keep up with your host on IG @unpacking_the_box_podcast Thank you for tuning in! ⁣ ⁣

Lishone' Genovese is an award-winning entrepreneur who grew up in the NYC foster care system. She started her first business in 2007 and successfully sold it. Lishone' won her first business award in 2010. She currently owns and operates two businesses. One is a luxury skincare line, and the other is a business and wellness firm, where she helps small business owners make sure their businesses are set up correctly and help them scale when they are ready. She also has four college degrees, one of them being a law degree. Today, Lishone' and I talk about Lishone' shares her upbringing and what it was like being a kid in the New York foster system (4:56)How old was Lishone' when she entered into foster care (11:51)How Lishone' was able to go to law school (13:36)How many foster care kids take advantage of the money they can get to go to college (16:39)Lishone' has 4 degrees, one being law. What are the others (18:20)Her specialty as a lawyer (19:46)Her daughter (27:30)What catapulted Lishone' to create a legacy (29:30)What advice would Lishone' give to foster care kids who want to be entrepreneurs (34:42)Lishone's luxury skincare line (39:05)Don't miss this inspiring, educational episode with Lishone'! Connect with Lishone'Website Instagram Facebook MentionsFoster Care to Success TAP PELL - https://studentaid.gov/understand-aid/types/grants/pellYouth Communications Orphan Foundation of America  Ways to connect with us:Website Instagram @TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA Special Thanks To:Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project BrandingDan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast musicSara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast voiceovers Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant Social Media Tags:@actionistalive@whiskitwithflava@thekamprojectorg@Brujaluxury Clubhouse:@actionistalive@Brujaluxury Hashtags:#thekamproject#actionistalive#whiskitwithflava

This podcast is for individuals who have lesser time than others. This one is for individuals who have things to get done. For the ones who wish there were more than 24-hours in a day. Don't read books. And in the next one minute, you'll understand deeply as to why not. And no no, this isn't any listen to an audiobook instead of reading books kinda' sh*t. It's some real talk. Pay attention. My Instagram: @akshat.do

Emily Johnson is a mom of 2, married 13 years, owns a hot yoga studio, and a registered nurse. As if that wasn't enough, she then went on to get a degree as a family nurse practitioner - amazing!When asked how Emily does it all, she says that she has learned to ask for help and has a lot of support over the years. She says that she was never comfortable asking for help as a little girl growing up. She thought that it was a sign of weakness. She now realizes that this is not true at all. Emily's son Miles in 2020 got off the school bus, and she didn't recognize him. He had become a different child, and it was devastating for Emily. It took months to get a proper diagnosis as many of these children are misdiagnosed with a cornucopia, an alphabet soup, of ADHD, autism, anxiety, tics, and Tourettes. PANS (Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndromes) and PANDAS (Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections) Emily's son had multiple strep infections, and those infections caused an immune response in the body, which is normal. Still, with PANDAS, it is a misdirected response, and in the blood, antibodies are created. These antibodies create inflammation in the body and the brain.Emily created the PANS Party Project this year. You can find them on Facebook if you are a parent in need of support. Most parents can identify the exact time where their child changed overnight. It's essential not to be consumed by our grief. Acknowledge it, and purposefully use your pain.  Be sure to follow and listen to find if there is a cure for PANS & PANDAS. If you are struggling with a diagnosis of PANS or PANDAS, make sure that you find the group on Facebook or click here. Check out the Resilience Naturopathic and #ResilientMoms if you on Peloton! Ways to connect with us:Website Instagram @TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA Special Thanks To:Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project BrandingDan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast musicSara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast voiceovers Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant Social Media Tags:@actionistalive@whiskitwithflava@thekamprojectorg@emilyjohnsonrn@michelleducie @Leah_bryant_co @elonmusk  Clubhouse:@actionistalive@emilyjohnsonrn Hashtags:#thekamproject#actionistalive#whiskitwithflava#thepanspartyproject Mentions:PANS Party ProjectElon MuskPeloton 

This Young Teenprenuer is changing the way we all drink lemonade and guess what. It Tastes delicious! On this very special episode we will be interviewing the young Layla Quick herself while sampling her lemonade. Tune in... "Peace be upon you my name is Layla Quick, also known as OMG Girl I am 17 years old from a family of 7 and owner of OMG Lemonade. I discovered this passion at the early age of 14. It grew from a hobby to a business after gaining momentum during the pandemic between June 2020 and December 2020. We sold 625 gallons and made our way from the ground to shelves, Now in local stores as we participated in multiple markets and events."   I am a very spiritual person and I love self-care and giving back to the youth. I love giving back to the youth because I was that girl who didn't fit in. I dreaded school because it wasn't a good fit to help me thrive. It's like when you take a bird and put it in the ocean and tell it to swim like the other fish.Then you tell the fish to fly like a bird. When both animals are put in the right environment the fish and the bird excels tremendously. Entrepreneurship has done that for me. I would like to help kids like me. please know that you are special in your own significant way and you deserve to thrive in your natural essence.   Contact Us Today: Instagram: @omggirllemonade Place Your Order : https://linktr.ee/OMGgyrl Follow us on Clubhouse #omglemonade

Tishel is a 19-year-old entrepreneur from Trinidad. She says her inspiration is her dad because he always put them in the right environment. Tishel's step into entrepreneurialism started at a young age. At 15, Tishel's dad took her to a conference with Grant Cardone to learn about marketing, personal brand, real estate, and much more. Like most 15-year-olds, she wasn't sure of the value of why she was going. But she quickly realized just how impactful that moment would be in her early years. Tishel said that her environment is what helped her get to where she is today. Tishel has gone from selling candy at her high school to being a digital investor. She does a quicker way of trading called binary options. Where within 2 minutes you could make your profit. She also does traditional trading that taps into cryptocurrency. She says that virtual trading is here to stay as it's more time-efficient. One tip that she said that parents should remember is to have their children not be paid for chores but rather have them read a book and come back and tell you what they learned. "You shouldn't get money for your time; you should get money for the value you bring.""Sometimes, it's more about how you make money than how much money you make." Connect with Tishel:InstagramOr hereWays to connect with us:Website Instagram @TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA Special Thanks To:Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project BrandingDan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast musicSara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast voiceovers Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant Social Media Tags:@actionistalive@whiskitwithflava@thekamprojectorg@grantcardone Clubhouse:@actionistaliveHashtags:#thekamproject#actionistalive#whiskitwithflavaMentions:immasteredacademy  Grant Cardone 

Resilience is necessary to persevere in life and entrepreneurship! Gabby Goodwin is an inventor, mentor, speaker, and the Co-Founder of Confidence. Gabby became a kidpreneur at only 7 years old via her invention Gabby Bow. Gabby is super amazing and has received numerous accolades since becoming an entrepreneur such as being named the 2015 South Carolina Young Entrepreneur of the Year, the 2018 Black Enterprise Teenpreneur of the Year, and the 2019 SpeakerCon Teen Speaker of the Year. Over the last seven years entrepreneurship has increased Gabby’s confidence and taught her to be determined and resilient. During this episode of WinHers United the podcast Gabby encourages us to believe that NO Means Next Opportunity. Have you allowed yourself to be defeated by rejection and redirection, or do you believe that no means next opportunity? Episode Highlights (3:47) Gabby tells us more about what she does and her business (6:03) Gabby discusses how critical thinking and feedback helped her create Gabby Bows (9:35) Gabby shares how honored she is to have parents that sacrificed for and believed in her dream (11:33) Gabby tells us about her experience losing the 2017 Black Enterprise Teenpreneur of the Year Award, then returning in 2018 and winning the 2018 Black Enterprise Teenpreneur of the Year Award (16:14) Gabby discusses how she balances all the moving pieces of her life (19:09) Gabby shares about her how entrepreneurship helped her overcome her struggles with confidence (24:46) Gabby offers advice for growing your brand and business via social media, and gives us homework (29:08) Gabby shares strategy for how you can come up with social media hashtags to expand your reach (32:29) Gabby talks about her experience being a guest on The Real (36:27) Gabby has goals! Find out what’s next for her company Confidence (41:02) Gabby offers advice for aspiring entrepreneurs is to believe in yourself and keep pushing (42:08) Gabby tells us that she would not change anything about her journey because it has helped to grow her determination, resilience, and confidence Interview Quotes “Tears are the nutrients to dreams, like sunlight is the nutrients to plants.” – Gabby Goodwin “Go after your dreams even if you heard a lot of rejection, and no’s!” – Gabby Goodwin “If you have a dream, if you have anything that you want to achieve you can do it! I didn’t even qualify for Teenpreneur of the Year, I was eleven.” – Gabby Goodwin Gabby’s Bio Thirteen-year-old Gabby is the CEO of Confidence. At the age of seven, she and her mom Rozalynn invented GaBBY Bows, the first and patented Double-Face Double-Snap Barrette to save families time, money and frustration. Solving the age-old problem of disappearing hair barrettes, GaBBY Bows are engineered to prevent hair slippage.  Their patented barrettes, plant-based girls’ natural hair product line - that reduces detangling time and tears and maintains moisture for days - remove dread from the styling process so moms, dads and girls can cherish this precious time together.  The company launched and began selling barrettes through its online store at gabbybows.com in February 2014. The mother-daughter duo has since filled online orders to all 50 states in the U.S. and in twelve countries. GaBBY Bows are also carried in select Target, retail and beauty supply stores in the US, Canada and South Africa.  Gabby and Rozalynn launched the Mommy and Me Entrepreneurship Academy in November 2018. More than 50 Girl Bosses and their mothers from 16 states have enrolled for mentoring and started their own businesses under the Confidence brand. The children’s book Gabby Invents the Perfect Hair Bow chronicles Gabby’s entrepreneurial journey. Their story has been featured on The Real, Aspire TV, NPR How I Built This and The Today Show, and in Forbes, Kiplinger Magazine, The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, U.S. Chamber of Commerce Free Enterprise Magazine, JET.com, Essence.com, Madamnoire, AOL and Now This. Gabby was named a 2015 South Carolina Young Entrepreneur of the Year, the youngest to ever receive this award. The company was named a 2016 SCORE and Sam’s Club American Small Business Champion and the 2016 SCORE Foundation Outstanding Diverse Business of the Year. Gabby was also named the 2018 Black Enterprise Teenpreneur of the Year and the 2019 SpeakerCon Teen Speaker of the Year. Gabby is engaged in all aspects of the business, from inventory to speaking at schools and business conferences and helping with sales taxes to writing thank you notes to every customer who orders products online. She also hosts the GaBBY Play Date to teach girls in children’s shelters about entrepreneurship.  The “A” student loves to read and dance. Her favorite subjects are science, math and language arts. Gabby, Rozalynn and their father/husband Comedian Mike Goodwin and little brother/son Michael live in Columbia, SC. Find out more about Confidence and Gabby Bows: http://gabbybows.com How to stay engaged with Nicole Walker and WinHers United If you are interested in joining or learning more about the WinHers United Membership Group send Nicole an email at winhersunited@gmail.com. If you are an aspiring or newbie podcaster Nicole would love to help you on your journey. Schedule a Podcast Launch Consultation Session with Nicole using this link: http://bit.ly/WinHers-PodCall. Follow Nicole on Clubhouse @winhersunited. Check out the WinHers United website at: http://winhersunited.com. As always "Be Empowered and Empower On" - Nicole Walker

Frank Castillo & Mitch Castillo moved to Arizona in February of 2020 from Chicago for work and the gorgeous weather! Moving cross country during covid was rough! Luckily, Frank and Mitch met Samara and her family during this time and became instant friends. Gavin and Ava's school was out, everyone in quarantine, and there wasn't anything to do. Frank and Mitch saw an opportunity to have Gavin and Ava help with their dog, Tanner. Gavin and Ava both quickly fell in love with Tanner. What Frank and Mitch did for Gavin was special. They got Gavin out of his shell by letting him take care of Tanner. Both Frank and Mitch are in the mortgage industry in operations; Mitch for nine years and Frank for 20 years. Frank and Mitch moved again into a bigger space and chased their dream of entreprenuerialship. They both leaped and opened up branches in North Scottsdale. A risk that they don't regret as it has been very fruitful for them both. While hiring employees with experience is the norm. When they opened these branches, one of the big things is that they saw an opportunity to invest training and their knowledge into people who were interested in starting in real estate or the mortgage industry. They created a program to bring in people of all backgrounds to be loan officers after educating, training, and passing the test."When somebody wants something bad enough, and you're willing to invest the time in them, they can be your best employee without the experience." If you are in the LBGTQ community and want to reach out, need support or advice, please reach out to Mitch and Frank. Such a fantastic episode with Frank and Mitch! Don't miss out on their story of having Covid and other advice they have for people wanting to enter into the mortgage or real estate industry.  Connect with Frank Castillo and Mitch Castillo:Team Castillo with Cross Country MortgageInstagramFacebookWebsiteEmail Ways to connect with us:Website Instagram @TheKAMProjectorg   @actionistalive   @whiskitwithflava YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA Special Thanks To:Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project BrandingDan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast musicSara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast voiceovers Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant Social Media Tags:@actionistalive@whiskitwithflava@thekamprojectorg@themortgageboys Clubhouse:@actionistaliveHashtags:#thekamproject#actionistalive#whiskitwithflava#teamcastillo

Podcast host, and author, Win Kelly Charles, has Cerebral Palsy and her mission is to help others with physical and mental disabilities to find their voices through written or spoken words, using today's assistive technologies as needed.Win has 24-hour care that helps her and she works during the day doing journalism and podcasting. Win and Samara met in a Clubhouse room and became fast friends. Win's podcast has grown exponentially with the help of Clubhouse and all the networking that Win has done. A Winning Cup is in its 33rd Season with 1500 episodes!! WOW! How awesome is that??!?! Win started this podcast in 2010 and has faithfully committed to keeping going. She started the podcast to want to teach humans how to deal with people with disabilities, mental or emotional, and their message. Don't miss this amazing episode with inspiration from Win!!  Find Win Charles:Instagram - A Winning Cup PodcastInstagram/AuthorInstagram - Art Work of Jobs PodcastEmailClubhouse - @askwin Ways to connect with us:Website Instagram @TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA Special Thanks To:Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project BrandingDan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast musicSara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast voiceovers Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant Social Media Tags:@actionistalive@whiskitwithflava@thekamprojectorg Clubhouse:@actionistalive Hashtags:#thekamproject#actionistalive#whiskitwithflava#cupofwin Mentions:SpeechlessUpside

Barbara, one of Samara's first friends when the Hurley family moved to Arizona.“It's not just the students at school who are supportive; it's also the parents that support each other.” The family had only been in Arizona for 6 weeks; then Covid shut everything down. They didn't know many people other than Samara's parents. They became instant friends!Barbara became their virtual music teacher. Gavin was diagnosed with Autism at 13 months old. Barbara is a teacher of music and still teaching online during Covid. Upon Chris' diagnosis, Barbara wanted to be there for him. Now that he's older, she reached out and landed a job. K-8 program in Arizona.  She tried bucket drumming, and that didn't last very long.  She switched it up to the ukulele, and the kids love it.Check out the amazing birthday cake here and here!Ways to connect with us:Website Instagram :@TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava YouTube - Whisk it with flAVAClubhouse - @actionistalive   Special Thanks To:Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project BrandingDan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS musicSara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS voiceovers Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant MentionsWhiskitwithflAVASocial Media Tags:@actionistalive@whiskitwithflava@thekamprojectorgClubhouse:@actionistaliveHashtags:#thekamproject#thekamprojectorg#actionistalive#whiskitwithflava

Chris is a friend to Gavin, Samara's son. A junior in high school. Covid for Chris has been boring. He enjoys history and government economics, English, and reading books with controversy. Favorite book - To Kill A Mockingbird. He plays guitar, piano and also draws.Chris says he is saving up to learn more about computers and parts and how they interconnect together. He's also saving up to purchase more things for his music. He attends a school that helps prepare him for graduation. Specializes with special needs such as ADHD, Autism, OCD, Aspergers, ADD.Chris says that he loves storytelling and that video games are a good way to do storytelling. He said he would like to do high-res games. He likes creativity and exploring new things. He has thought about being a sole proprietorship and wants to be set for life and be prepared. He's learned a lot of this in honors government class. He's learning about the cycle of business. Be sure to hit subscribe and don't miss this episode with Chris!Ways to connect with us:Website Instagram :@TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava YouTube - Whisk it with flAVAClubhouse - @actionistalive   Special Thanks To:Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project BrandingDan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS musicSara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS voiceovers Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant Social Media Tags:@actionistalive@whiskitwithflava@thekamprojectorgClubhouse:@actionistaliveHashtags:#thekamproject#thekamprojectorg#actionistalive#whiskitwithflava

Daraja is the founder of Happy Trees Entertainment, a creative entertainment agency activating innovative events. Focusing on bringing communities together in local spaces and recently pivoted to bringing them together virtually. Currently, they are bringing families together, military bases, teams at companies together in the zoom, and having a paint party or flower workshop. Taking an everyday person and bringing out their inner artist. "The KAM Project is a movement, it's so important to our country's economic system to be able to have children learn how to negotiate, sell, handle money, and all things dealing with business." - DarajaHappy Trees Entertainment and The KAM Project are going to partner up and host a virtual paint party. A party for kids & teens to come and have fun with their inner artists. We will send out an announcement when the details for the event are set! Paint party supplies:- 3 brushes - big - 1 in thick, medium, baby fine detail Blue, red, yellow, black, and white - Acrylic water-based paint - easier mixing and adding water - Canvas - 16X20 or 11X14 even a cardboard box - Cup of water- Rag to blotch up or add texture - Palette to mix your colors on - paper plate or cardboard box - Or you can order a kit from Happy Trees Entertainment. This kit has everything you would need to participate in a paint party. Daraja has some amazing tips for pivoting your business and supporting local businesses. Be sure to tune in and listen for all the details and info!Connect with Daraja!Happy Trees EntertainmentEmailwww.HappyTreesEntertainment.comInstagram Facebook Twitter @happytrees_ent Ways to connect with us:Website Instagram :@TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava YouTube - Whisk it with flAVAClubhouse - @actionistalive   Special Thanks To:Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project BrandingDan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS musicSara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS voiceovers Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant Mentions:Event Planners ExpoWIN – Women Insider NetworkErica Mauer, Jessica & Mario StewartEMRGMadison Back - Partner of 4 am Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business program NFTE  Daymond JohnMario ArmstrongSocial Media Tags:@happytreesentertainment@actionistalive@whiskitwithflava@thekamprojectorg@womeninsidernetwork@emrgmedia@theeventplannersexpo@4amnyc@GS10KSmallBiz (Twitter)@thesharkdaymond@marioarmstrongClubhouse:@daraja.asili@actionistaliveHashtags:#thekamproject#thekamprojectorg#actionistalive#whiskitwithflava#happytreesentertainment 

This is your chance to get a front row seat and see firsthand how these teens pictured, and some not pictured, have maintained their balance, motivation, and positive outlook during the pandemic. Watch Monday's episode -March 22nd at 11:00 AM EST on The Kim Jacobs Show with your free ticket!You will hear how these teens have been able to maintain their balance and mental strength during the pandemic. You can reserve your free virtual seat now by going to The Kim Jacobs Show YouTube channel and subscribing and turning your notification bell for ALL: HTTPS://YouTube.com/c/kimjacobsshowWE ARE ON CLUBHOUSE @Kimjacobs - Every Tuesday at 6 PM ESTToday's episode is sponsored by: Hunter-Everage.comandSnowlegal.comDisclaimer: Guests of this YouTube page may post views and opinions in reaction to our materials. Any content, views, opinions, and/or responses to questions uploaded, expressed, or submitted by the creators, sponsors, advertisers, or users of YouTube, including on its web pages, message boards, and groups or otherwise communicated through it, other than the content provided by Kim Jacobs, are solely the views, opinions, and responsibility of the person submitting them and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Kim Jacobs. Kim Jacobs is not responsible for the content that third parties publish, post, upload, distribute, disseminate or otherwise transmit via YouTube. Subscribe to The Kim Jacobs Show: Https://youtube.com/c/kimjacobsshowWE NOW HAVE "I WATCH THE KIM JACOBS SHOW" MERCHANDISE! https://kimjacobsshow.com/Support The Kim Jacobs Show: $Kimjacobsinc or Paypal.me/kimjacobsinc or VENMO @ThekimjacobsshowTo purchase books from Bestselling Author Kim jacobs visit: Thebalancedoctor.tv/booksto book one on one consulting: Kimjacobsconconsulting.comBecome a Patreon Member Today to access "After Party" Exclusive content: Patreon.com/ThekimjacobsshowFollow us on FB: @Thekimjacobsshow@KimJacobs@ThebalancedoctorIG:@Kimjacobsthebalancedoctor@ThekimjacobsshowTwitter:@kimthebalancedr#Teens #Pandemic #Teenpreneur #Prayerwarrior #Athletes #Author #BusinessOwner #Thekimjacobsshow #Thebalancedoctor #Motherdreamer

Welcome Mother/Daughter Duo Jaclyn & Kayla Zarp with Kayla's Protein Treats Jaclyn is a Registered Dietician and Consultant with Arbonne International, a health and wellness company, helping individuals achieve their health and wealth goals.Her daughter Kayla loves making treats and saw a need to provide a service to her Mom's clients, by offering them healthy protein treats.  Find out how Kayla juggles the demands of being a teenager involved in several sports, extra co-curricular activities, maintaining straight A's, and running her business. How does she fit it all in? What lessons has she learned along the way? Sweet 16 and heading to the car dealership...WHAT!!!Join us as we get the REAL scoop on what it takes!Connect with Jaclyn Zarp (Mom)Connect with Kayla's Protein TreatConnect With Katrina:Make sure to subscribe to the show, I release a new episode every Tuesday mornings. Grab my FREE Guide over at my Facebook Group, Guiding Parents with KidpreneursFREE GUIDE: 14 Top Tips For Parents To Kick Start Their Child's Entrepreneurial Journey.Follow Katrina on FacebookFollow Katrina on Instagram 

Tamara Zantell is a mother, daughter, sister, and friend. She is the COO at Zandra Beauty, her daughter's skincare business, growing the business from a small homemade hobby into a national brand!For the past 25 years, I have been pushing, pulling, and lifting others into their greatness. Growing up as a little girl in Boston, the idea that a child could run a real business was no new news to me. My mother made sure we were kept busy with home candy stores and selling lunches in the park. Creating a simple business plan, presenting to the public, and making money as a team, was child's play for my brothers and me. My mother's words” Always have your own” “ create something that can't be taken away” still rings in my ears.I have been blessed to parent 5 of the most amazing people on this planet, spent 15 years as a Chief Operations Officer (COO), and 20 years managing teams and individuals.Connect With Tamara:Facebook Group: Raising A Mogul CommunityWebsite: Raising A MogulConnect With Katrina:Make sure to subscribe to the show, I release a new episode every Tuesday at 9 am EST.Grab my FREE Guide over at my Facebook Group, Guiding Parents with KidpreneursFREE GUIDE: 14 Top Tips For Parents To Kick Start Their Child's Entrepreneurial Journey.Follow Katrina on FacebookFollow Katrina on Instagram 

Sue B. is an insightful, energetic, and in-demand online marketing educator, influencer speaker, and a no-BS business coach.  Sue B. is a popular CreativeLive Instructor and has been named by Huffington Post as one of the “Top 50 Must-Follow Women Entrepreneurs” as well as “The Top 50 Social Media Marketing Influencers” by TopRank Marketing, and “Top Female Business Influencers of 2019” by Fit Small Business. Sue's blog was ranked as one of the Top 10 social media blogs in 2017 by Social Media Examiner.Whether she's taking a global stage, or speaking at an industry conference, like Social Media Marketing World, or working one-on-one with her clients, Sue B. is driven to help business owners leverage the power of Instagram to meet (and exceed) their business goals. As a lifelong entrepreneur, Sue B. has over 30 years of business experience. And, with her extensive knowledge and implementation of social media, it is Sue B.'s mission to teach, mentor, and empower others.Free Gift: www.suebzimmerman.com/3keysWebsite: www.suebzimmerman.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/theinstagramexpertYouTube: www.suebzimmerman.com/youtubeConnect With Katrina:Make sure to subscribe to the show, I release a new episode every Tuesday at 9 am EST.Grab my FREE Guide over at my Facebook Group, Guiding Parents with KidpreneursFREE GUIDE: 14 Top Tips For Parents To Kick Start Their Child's Entrepreneurial Journey.Follow Katrina on FacebookFollow Katrina on Instagram 

This episode of Podheriya features Akanksha speaking with Ayonnah Tinsley, the author of “This is What an Engineer Looks Like”. Ayonnah is devoted to spreading STEAM within her community and far beyond. Tune in to hear them discuss what it means to be a STEAM advocate, how to stay motivated at this time, and being a student athlete! Be sure to follow Podheriya for more upcoming episodes! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podheriya/message

Morgan Tracy J and I discuss: Learn the four pillars to Kingdom entrepreneurship Discover the foundations to success as a teen What steps should you take next in preparing for your business ideas and get some good ideas for working with social media

Regardless of you being an avid or a passive reader, in the course of your entire life till now, chances are, you pondered on the following question- how does one retain what they read? Some of you read one book every 2/3-months, some of us read one book a month, some read one book a week. Regardless of how much you read, there will always be something that you miss to capture from the book. How do we pick what we take home from every book that we read? I mean, a self-help sort of a book has 12-chapters, and all are packed with high-intensity stuff in it- what do you do then? Do you take what'd needed or discard what's not? Actually, both.

Want me to cut straight to the chase? Great, there is no simple answer to this but here's what works for me. Bite-sized learnings.

I have made a lot of you wait for this voice and all this calmness. Maybe a few of you, that I know personally and don't, are disappointed in the delays being caused in between podcasts and I'm glad a handful of you even took the courtesy to send me really good constructive criticism. But before I start with the revival plan, I owe a sincere apology to everyone who's been looking forward. So, here it is.

It's simple. Doing the hard part. Period

Ever made yourself the perfect timetables (minute to minute) and failed at it so bad that you felt demotivated to your being? Well, it wasn't your fault! Time tables don't work. What works, then? Listen to the 3-minute podcast and find out. You'll be surprised at how effective the alternative is!

A young animal lover goes from walking dogs to owning a multi-city pet care company.  Side Hustle School features a new story EVERY DAY of someone who started a hustle without quitting their job. You’ll learn how they got the idea, how they overcame challenges along the way, and what the results are.  Share: #SideHustleSchool Show notes: SideHustleSchool.com Twitter: @chrisguillebeau Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alina Morse aka Candy Princess is killing the market with her genius product called ZolliCandy. Featured all over the media, print and basically a celebrity entrepreneur for being a 13 year old business owner with an estimated 6 million dollar evaluation for 2019. A young woman on a mission also giving back a portion of earnings to the One Million Smiles Initiative.  Follow along with Alina and her mission to take over the candy world on instagram @zollicandy and visit zollicandy.com/dentist use promo code: keepemsmiling for awesome resources for dental practices and social media content.           

Shani Smith-Pierre has received National recognition for being a forerunner in financial literacy education, entrepreneurship and leadership development training. With 15+ years experience serving diverse populations of youth and young adults, Shani’s expertise is in helping individuals discover a new way of thinking about their lives, financial futures, and the world around them. She helps them tap into their passion and potential by giving them a chance, a choice and a voice when it comes to FINANCIAL FREEDOM. She believes that EXPOSURE to the REAL WEALTH FORMULA is Key!  Shani is a Licensed Wealth Coach who holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Thomas More College in Crestview Hills, Kentucky. She is the founder of Empower Wealth Ohio, LLC., a Financial Literacy Education Consulting Firm, Pierre Bros. Ventures, parent company to her Teenpreneur sons’ businesses, E-commerce Business Owner at EverythingNaturalGirlsLove.com and ShadedVisionEyewear.com. Ms. Smith-Pierre is a staunch advocate for building multiple streams of income.  "Ultimately the goal is to be valuable. Once you are valuable, instead of chasing success, it will attract itself to you!"

Miracle Olatuni, CEO + Founder of @Opportuni_Me a technology startup with the mission to help high schools and their students find and participate in quality experiential learning, enrichment, and employment opportunities. OpportuniMe also creates new opportunities that did not previously exist by partnering with companies, universities, and organizations to bring them to life. OpportuniMe's motto is to seize the best opportunities that exist and to create opportunities that do not exist.  Miracle was a panelist at the "Financing Education" at the #MillSummit.   https://twitter.com/mirolatunji?lang=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/miracleolatunji http://about.me/miracleolatunji

Aaliyah Kissick. Teenpreneur. Self-proclaimed young gun. Business and Marketing Nerd. Boutique owner. Badass. I don't think I have to say more. Honestly, this girl is THE fire, empowerment and inspiration you need in your ears today. She is bold, she knows what she wants and she is going for it Big times! As always Aaliyah shares her story, the struggles if being a young entrepreneur and also the beauty of it. Tune in girl, you don't want to miss out on this babe!  Follow her on the Face & on the Gram

The Kid Griot, Kalimah McKeaver is the brilliant teen on a mission to educate her clients about African Heritage through the creation of fun, colorful, and engaging products from her craft design firm.  As a kid entrepreneur, clay sculptor, and teen historian, Kalimah started her trek as a young artisan entrepreneur at the age of 6, with a lemonade stand. Growing in thought and creativity with Dinkra Stylez, she was commissioned by the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art to conduct a workshop on how to make her handcrafted bowties. As a youth entrepreneur Ambassador for the Baltimore Children’s Business Fair, she presented her business and showed the correlation between science and the sculpting process of her craft. The entrepreneurial journey has been fruitful for this young business visionary. She was accepted into the YEA (Young Entrepreneur Academy), a nation academy geared towards helping young entrepreneurs succeed, featured on WUSA9 DC News for the success of her entrepreneurial endeavors and aspirations, has a Pop Up shop at the Congress Heights Arts & Culture Center in Washington, D.C. and ranked as a TOP 5 finalists, at the TOFI International HERs Ownly Pitch Contest in Atlanta, GA.    With a strong pitch game, Kalimah had the distinct honor of being selected to work with The Home Shopping Network (HSN), after she pitched her products during the American Dreams Academy in Washington, DC.   Kalimah’s future aspirations include, helping other young entrepreneurs fulfill their goals and dreams. She says, “It motivates me when I help other kids rise and realize their amazing potential.” With a love for STEM, she is currently brainstorming ideas, in hopes of developing a business plan that will allow her to combine her love of architecture, engineering, archaeology, and food chemistry into a thriving and successful business. “There are some many cool things to learn and explore, why limit myself to just one?” If you would like for her to speak to your group, organization or at your event, please contact – Dinkra Stylez Enterprises, dinkrastylez@gmail.com You can follow her journey on http://www.dinkrastylez.com   Follow on social media: Facebook (@DinkraStylezz) Twitter (@DinkraStylez) Instagram (@DinkraStylezz)   PRESS CONTACT: Dinkra Stylez Enterprises dinkrastylez@gmail.com    

Black Butterfly Beautiful is a subscription box created by 17-year-old Journi Prewitt to empower, uplift, and encourage young people of color to embrace who they are.  These monthly boxes are curated based on subscriber age, gender and the month’s theme featuring books and other accessories from black-owned brands to help address underrepresentation, uncover black history, and provide inspiration. Fun Facts about this Young Entrepreneur: She is a senior and honor roll student at Power Center High School, as well as a fellow in the Bridge Builder Change program through Bridges USA and a Spring 2018 Finalist of L.I.T.E Memphis.  She is an avid volunteer, having accumulated more than 2000 volunteer hours during her middle and high school career.  Featured in publications including the Huffington Post, The Memphis Business Journal, NewsOne, Black America Web, Blavity, MadameNoire and Black Enterprise.  The Memphis City Council honored me with a resolution for my entrepreneurship and community contributions as founder of "Black Butterfly Beautiful", a monthly subscription box for children of color ages 4 - 19. Her plans include attending college and double majoring in Education and Interior Design with a minor in Gender and Race Studies.  Upon completion of her degree, she will  attend graduate school, teach in an elementary school and continue to grow and evolve her brand, Black Butterfly Beautiful. https://blackbutterflybeautiful.com            

Complete show notes here: https://debtfreeguys.com/lgbtq-teen-entrepreneurs/ A place for LGBTQ teen entrepreneurs Forty-two percent of students, including LGBTQ student, in grades 5-12 plan to start their own businesses one day and 3% are entrepreneurs already. Is there a place for these LGBTQ teen entrepreneurs to connect and build community with other teenpreneurs? Where can aspiring LGBTQ teen entrepreneurs (and their parents) go for guidance? Meet Eva Baker, the Teenpreneur Conference founder Eva Baker is the founder and CEO of TeensGotCents, a personal finance website devoted to teenagers. The platform is designed to help teens and college students learn to budget their money, stay debt free, shop smart and find a great part-time job. The site has been recognized by The Plutus Awards as the Best Blog for Teens, College Students and Young Adults in 2014 and the Best Generational Finance Blog in 2016. Eva is also the host of the Teenpreneur Conference, a place where business-owning teens and aspiring young entrepreneurs can get together, learn practical skills and connect with brands. Today, Eva shares the inspiration behind both TeensGotSense and the Teenpreneur Conference. She covers what you will learn at Teenpreneur and how the community has grown since its inception in 2016. Eva speaks to her experience working with LGBTQ youth and the inclusive environment fostered at the conference.

Bethany and Ellie talk about the benefits of working with family. Ellie remembers a certain business trip she took Bethany on and how she realized she had a gift in the area of public relations. Bethany remembers another story of a business trip and how it set her future in stone.  Eva Baker, founder of Teens Got Cents, and her mom and business partner, Charlotte Baker, join The Money Millhouse to talk about Eva's journey to founding her business. Eva recounts some feedback she has received from her site, how she gets a lot of comments about her age, and how she has learned to embrace it. She shares about how something that started as a high school project turned into a business, and the role her mom had in that journey.  Charlotte talks about her perspective on her partnership with Eva and how it has evolved. She never intended it to be a project for her, it was originally just for Eva, but thy realized it would not be plausible for Eva to handle everything. Charlotte also shares what it was like to see Eva blogging as herself and not anonymously, and whose vote carries the extra weight. Eva also talks about the upcoming Teenpreneur conference coming up in Jacksonville, FL. June 22, 2018. Bethany and Ellie end the episode discussing how they also work together, and how they have very similar personality types. They explore the times they like being together and when they don't, and how they manage being around each other all the time. 

In this 2nd episode of Black History Month Special, we are talking to Erica Wagner she's joining us all the way from Colorado! She is an inspiring Teenpreneur who has established her YouTube channel “SCIENCE HER WAY" that focuses on Educational STEAM products, games, and projects. Erica loves to code and aspires to be a computer engineer and digital designer. She is young but has big dreams of changing the world for girls of color in STEM! Let's talk to the teenpreneur, You tuber, and DREAMER, THE AMAZING ERICA WAGNER! Links: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/scienceherway Twitter: @ScienceHerWay Website: www.scienceherway.com GoFundMe:  https://www.gofundme.com/yt-steam-channel-minority-girls.      

Teen Entrepreneur (Teenpreneur) Introduction!

BEE 38 – Essynce Moore   Essynce Moore, CEO of Essynce Couture LLC, teen entrepreneur, child fashion designer, author, actress and motivational speaker. In this episode, this amazing young lady tells us about her journey from designing clothes for fun as a six year old, learning from her entrepreneur mother, and then starting her business at ten years old, to the present day as a 14 years old CEO that also attends high school and is expanding her business everyday.     Books: “The 48 Laws of Power” – Robert Greene https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1303.The_48_Laws_of_Power   “The Black Law Dictionary” – Henry Campbell Black https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black%27s_Law_Dictionary     Social media tools: instagram.com snapchat.com   Connect: https://www.instagram.com/essyncecouturellc/ https://twitter.com/essyncecouture https://www.facebook.com/EssynceCouture/ http://www.essyncecouture.com/        

This teenpreneur and energizer bunny has done more in the past few years than most small business owners do in a lifetime. Watch and listen as "Small Business Stacey" interviews Alexus McCoy about her various businesses and her big picture goals. A truly inspirational woman! Episode Transcript http://smallbizmarketingspecialist.com/show20

I chat with TeensGotCents creator Eva Baker about why she's so passionate about educating teens about personal finance, what inspired her to found The Teenpreneur Conference, and what she wants teens to know the most about managing their money the smart way. Long description: Unlike many teens her age, Eva Baker started to get interested in personal finance at the young age of 16. She started listening to Dave Ramsey's teachings, and got hooked. But what she soon realized is there was a ton of information out there on how to fix your financial woes, but not a ton on how to avoid them when you're a teen and just starting your own personal finance journey. That's when she got the idea to create TeensGotCents, a financial literacy blog for teens that explores money and issues relating to adolescents specifically. I sure wish her blog was around when I was in high school! I'm sure I would have figured out how to make my part-time job income go further. As she mentions in the interview, she also started her blog as her major project for school, but it eventually took off and became her full-time gig. Now in her 20s, she manages a staff of writers to keep creating valuable content for teens on the website. And if that weren't impressive enough, she also founded her own conference — The Teenpreneur Conference — that's all about promoting entrepreneurship to teens. The next conference will be taking place June 8-10, 2017 in Jacksonville, Florida. Check Out Eva's Best Blog Posts 3 Reasons An Emergency Fund Is Critical For a Teen If You Have a Car Teens Investing in the Stock Market Confessions of a Personal Finance Blogger Generosity: The Key to Joy and Fulfillment Follow Eva on Social Check out Eva on Instagram Follow Eva on Twitter Like Eva on Facebook Follow Eva on Pinterest Join Me for a Live Webinar! I mentioned in this episode about an upcoming webinar I'll be hosting with friend and business partner Jaclyn Phillips. We'll be doing a live webinar all about how to master your money and fitness on Wednesday, May 31 at 7pm ET to kick-off the launch of our Rich & Fit Bootcamp course. Registration for the course will open right after the webinar, and promptly close on Wednesday, June 7 (that's right, we're only opening the doors for 1 week!). And a big reason you'll want to join us for the webinar is because not only will we discuss more about the course specifically, but we'll also be awarding 3 scholarships to the course to 3 lucky live webinar attendees. Make sure to save your seat for the webinar by clicking here » For more podcast episodes, check out the podcast page. Show notes: jessicamoorhouse.com/108

Eva Baker from Teens Got Cents and The Teenpreneur Conference shares how being an entrepreneur while in school gives you valuable skills. More info. The post [Adulting B022] Be an Entrepreneur While in School ft. Eva Baker, The Teenpreneur appeared first on Adulting.

Sometimes when you watch sports, you have that moment when your team’s new star player is only a teenager, and you suddenly feel really old. This week’s Hardcore MBA guest is the entrepreneurial equivalent of that (well, for me at least!), because Ollie Forsyth is only 18 years old, and he already runs his own […]

On today’s episode, you will hear interviews from 4 inspiring young entrepreneurs at The Teenpreneur Conference in Jacksonville, Florida. The interviews are in the following order:   Eugene Holsey (14 year’s old) - Founder and CEO of The Paracord World.  Ben Olsen (17 year’s old)- A seasonal entrepreneur. His current business is a freelance writer on financial management and being financially smart.  Jordon Cox (19 Year’s old)- Public speaker and money saving expert!  Sade Reid (14 Year’s Old)- Founder of Sade Tutoring: a math tutoring company.    Thank you so much for listening to Teenage Entrepreneur! For more details on this episode or resources and support on building your business, please visit www.teenpodcast.com We have built a community of entrepreneurs from all around the world to help you on your journey. 

Eva Baker is 20 years old and the founder of Teens Got Cents, an online resource dedicated to educating and equipping teens to manage their finances properly. In this episode, we talk about how Eva turned a high school project into a full-time business. We also discuss the conference she is hosting in Jacksonville, Florida on June 10 & 11: The Teenpreneur Conference as a place where business-owning teens, as well as those interesting in starting a business, can get together, network, learn practical skills, and connect with brands who can point them in the right direction.   I will be speaking at the conference as well as doing live interviews! I hope to see everyone there!   If you are a teenager or the parent of a teenager, I highly recommend you sign up for the conference today! Visit http://theteenpreneur.com/ to purchase tickets for the early bird special! 

Forbes, Ebony, Etsy 'The Steve Harvey Show' I love learning from Entrepreneur's. Three of my favorite themes are - Entrepreneurship, Eco-Friendly Style & Global Sustainability! According to my guest this week: " Many people have great ideas that can help the planet. It does not matter what age you are or how silly or crazy an idea, if you believe in it - GO FOT IT!!" Here is what she has to say........ I am Maya Shea Penn. I’m a 16 year old entrepreneur, philanthropist, designer, artist, animator (I make animated short films), illustrator, and writer. I am the CEO of Maya's Ideas, a company I started in 2008 when I was just 8 years old. I create handmade artisan crafted one-of-a-kind eco-friendly accessories and clothing. I also have a non-profit organization called Maya's Ideas 4 The Planet. I use 100% organic cotton, hemp, and bamboo, as well as recycled vintage materials in creating my clothing and accessories. Please check back daily as I am adding new designs. I love nature and the environment, and I use this as constant inspiration. All items are one of a kind, artisan handcrafted from the finest materials. 10-20% of the profits I make go to local and global charities and organizations I am passionate about. ----- I am an environmentalist first, which for me means that I am doing everything that I can to make the planet livable for BOTH people and animals alike. No person or creature can live on a planet that is polluted and full of toxins and waste. I support recycling and reusing materials that will not put an additional strain on our environment by stripping the earth of it's natural resources. I do not use new leather or new wool in my designs. If I come across a piece of 1940's vintage wool fabric, I may use it and turn it into a new creation, but I would never buy a piece of new wool that has been cruelly sheared off a sheep. The same with silk. I always use old, vintage fabrics or organic and natural cottons. I see our planet and our animals as one in the same. They need to be protected from harm, treated humanely and respected.~❤ I have been featured in Forbes, Huffington Post, The Steve Harvey Show, Ebony, Young Entrepreneur, Redbook, FOX 5 Atlanta, Black Enterprise, Etsy,The NRDC, The Michael Baisden Show, CBS Better Mornings Atlanta, and many other publications. I've also been honored as Teenpreneur by Black Enterprise. I love to use my creativity to give back to the community, and the environment and it's creatures. 10-20% of my profits go to local and global charities and environmental organizations. ~ MayasIdeas.com © 2015 Building Abundant Success!! 2014 All Rights Reserved Join Me on Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/BuildingAbundantSuccess

Rock Your Life host Dave Rogers interviews Teenpreneur Mohammed Ashik Abu (aged 18) on being a teenpreneur and on his book - The 7 steps to being a young entrepreneur - that he released at age 12. The son of well known speaker and entrepreneur AbangAbu Abuayubul Ansari, Mohammed tells of his journey as a young man from his first business in postcards to what he is currently doing and how it is simple for people of all ages to become an entrepreneur. In addition the dscussion talks about the current education system and how teachers can assist youth these days to really grow and develop.  www.rockyourlife.net        

Forbes, Ebony, Etsy 'The Steve Harvey Show' I love learning from Entrepreneur's!! This weeks segments cover three of my favorite themes - Entrepreneurship, Eco-Friendly Style & Global Sustainability! According to my guest this week: " Many people have great ideas that can help the planet. It does not matter what age you are or how silly or crazy an idea, if you believe in it - GO FOT IT!!" Here is what she has to say........ I am Maya Shea Penn. I’m a 13 year old entrepreneur, philanthropist, designer, artist, animator (I make animated short films), illustrator, and writer. I am the CEO of Maya's Ideas, a company I started in 2008 when I was just 8 years old. I create handmade artisan crafted one-of-a-kind eco-friendly accessories and clothing. I have been featured in Forbes, Huffington Post, The Steve Harvey Show, Ebony, Young Entrepreneur, Redbook, FOX 5 Atlanta, Black Enterprise, Etsy,The NRDC, The Michael Baisden Show, CBS Better Mornings Atlanta, and many other publications. I've also been honored as Teenpreneur by Black Enterprise. I love to use my creativity to give back to the community, and the environment and it's creatures. 10-20% of my profits go to local and global charities and environmental organizations. ~ MayasIdeas.com Join Me on Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/BuildingAbundantSuccess

Ali meets James Proud, Teenpreneur and founder of GigLocator, a website that enables like-minded lovers of live music to find and keep up-to-date with gigs.