The family business. Has somewhat of a ring to it, doesn’t it? I don’t mean the ‘ding’ you hear at a boxing match, either. It’s a dream of 82% of Americans to have their own business. It usually includes the hope of at least one other family member being a part of it, too. However, [...]
“Teach Them While They Are Young” -Inc Mag’s Revitalization Program
When I received the July/August 2010 issue of Inc Magazine, I could hardly contain the excitement when I read their feature article, “Bring On The Entrepreneurs! Our highly practical, eminently doable, totally reasonable plan to revitalize the American dream and create thousands (upon thousands) of new companies and millions of new jobs”. Why the excitement? [...]
Scholarships For Teen Entrepreneurs
Having a business while still in high school can mean much more than extra income and added confidence. It looks great on a resume, and on a college application. Scholarships for entrepreneurs are becoming more numerous, but where do you begin to look for them? Start here:
48 Days To The Work You Love?
Do YOU love your work? I’ve never seen the statistics, although I know they are out there, but I would guess the majority would answer a resounding ‘NO’. I have read that the Amish train up their children to purpose to enjoy their work because it’s what they will spend the majority of their life [...]
Look At Junior Biz For 18 Good Teen Business Ideas
Sometimes combining talents with a few of your talented friends makes a good mix for a business. JuniorBiz.com was founded by Nick Tart, a student at Colorado State University. With six years of experience as General Manager of a teen lawn mowing and snow removal service under his belt, he now works for World Marketing [...]
