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Finding Your Passion And Making It Pay What's your passion? What is it that you could do all day and not get tired of doing? When you go to a bookstore, what books do you go to first? What is the first things your friends associate you with?...

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It's National Entrepreneurship Week! (Don't miss Wednesday's webinar at 2 pm CST by Michael Simmons, Co-Founder & CEO, Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour,  on Why Every Student Should Be an Entrepreneur! See details below or click here) This...

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ABC's Shark Tank To Teach Entrepreneurial Concepts? While anyone could guess that ABC's new show, Shark Tank, is part reality, part Hollywood, it holds a great deal of fodder for discussion. If you aren't familiar with this entrepreneurial reality show,...

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4 Ways To Prepare Your Business For The Holidays The holidays are quickly approaching, and the predictions are positive for retailers, especially those online.  A great deal of research has been done on consumer's buying behaviors for 2009 with some...

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Start Your Own Affiliate Store Most of you have heard the term 'affiliate', but have also heard it can get pretty complicated to set up your own affiliate site. While that is partially true, BizKidz.com gives you a easy way to set up...

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About Us

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We are a homeschool family living in central Tennessee that has homeschooled 4 children, incorporating the entrepreneurial mindset as part of our required curriculum.

Our oldest daughter Rachael, (31), married a man who partners with his father …..who has his own business; (Those are my five adorable (!) grandchildren; Sara, Hannah, Leah, James & Josiah-who are twins)

Nathanael, 23, currently works for a homeschool entrepreneur, but plans to have his own car dealership someday. He’s married to Kendra, who plans to have her own photography studio soon;

Joshua, 22, about to graduate with a Business Administration degree and plans to begin grad school next fall. He’s also engaged to Lindsey, a teaching major.

Benjamin, our youngest at 16, has Down Syndrome, and is always “starting” his own business.

As a family, running our home business was always a part of our homeschool, and we love helping others find ways to make money at home! My grandfather started a successful grocery store the same year the Great Depression started…and retired very comfortably, my mother started a business at our kitchen table when I was 12, and it supported her very well when my father passed away unexpectedly just 9 years later. Many other members of my family are successful entrepreneurs, also, so what can I say? It’s in my blood.

It can be in yours, too!

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