Showing posts with label ways for kids to make money. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ways for kids to make money. Show all posts

Monday, July 21, 2008

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Hello Fellow Parent Entrepreneurs,

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Cheers...Amanda van der Gulik...Excited Life Enthusiast!
www.TeachingChildrenAboutMoney.com/Affiliates.html

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Thursday, June 12, 2008

9 Year Old Girl Takes Her Cake Decorating Passion And Turns It Into a Kidpreneur Business!


abc13.com: Girl, 9, is talented cake decorator and has the beginnings of a business 6/06/08:

"THE WOODLANDS, TX (KTRK) -- A pint-sized baker in The Woodlands is already starting to make a name for herself, decorating cakes for family and friends' occasions, worthy of praise from the experts.

For 9-year-old Valerie Pignetti, it's all in the squish. Too much can lead to a squash. She's learned the secret to her bakery rolling technique. 'You start in the middle and work your way out every time,' Valerie said. Like any good baker, Valerie first starts with a drawing of the cake she wants to make."

Dear Fellow Parents of Kidpreneurs,

I love finding our young entrepreneurs all through the world taking their passions and turning them into 'kidpreneur' businesses!

Valerie is a 9-year old inspiration for our own young children.

What passions does your child have?
How can you encourage them to take that passion and create their first business venture with it?

Food for thought...

Cheers...Amanda van der Gulik....Excited Life Enthusiast!

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Saturday, April 12, 2008

Introducing, Leanna, 13 Year Old Kid Entrepreneur:

I am incredibly excited to share with you a real kid entrepreneur.

Her name is Leanna and she has a website where she sells her greatgrandmother's natural haircare. When Leanna was 3 years old her mother decided to use a homemade hair recipe on Leanna's hair. After many years of constantly getting amazed comments about the thickness and length of Leanna's hair, Leanna decided that she needed to bottle this amazing homemade product and offer it to the world.

Have a look at this interview on AMSG "Tomorrow's Newsmakers". It's truely incredible.

Get your own kids to watch and be motivated by this young girls incredible drive to succeed.

She even has her own dad in her employ!

Then check out her website at http://www.leannashair.com/

I intend to continue to bring you new kid entrepreneurs. If you know of any kid entrepreneurs, please add them to my blog for me to check out and give them their due credit.

Kid entrepreneurs rule!

Sunday, March 30, 2008

So What About Allowances?

Hello Friends,

I have been asked again and again about allowances.

The questions are numerous but the main ones are:

"Should I give my child an allowance?"
"How much should I give my child as an allowance?"
"When should I start giving my child an allowance?"
"Will an allowance ruin my child's entrepreneurial spirit?"

I understand your questions.

Allowances are a very touchy subject and really come down to each individual's personal strategies for financial education for their child.

Teaching children about money can be very difficult and confusing for the parent as well.

Most of us were raised with the value that "money is evil", or "you don't need to have money to be happy." But have you had a good look around you lately? Can you find me a family who are in a lot of bad debt that are not stressing about their finances?

Maybe money doesn't make you happy but not having money will make you a lot more unhappy, I can tell you that for sure.

Just imagine, you have a recurring income of more than $10,000/month. How would that feel?
Would you feel stressfree because you are now able to pay off all of your expenses and thereby not create any bad debt?

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How will you feel when you have money left over at the end of every month instead of living paycheck to paycheck?

What if you were financially able to give away 10% of your income, every month, without even noticing the fiancial impact? What would you give it to? Who would you like to help? How would it feel to be able to help others in need with the extra money that you are earning without even feeling the financial impact? It would be pretty awesome right?

So how does this tie into the topic of allowances?

Here are some of my own suggestions on the topic to get your financial juices flowing.

1. Maybe when we give our child an allowance it might start to create the feeling of entitlement in our child?

2. What if by giving our child an allowance we were actually hindering their financially creative minds? Would they be so used to just getting money that they wouldn't even bother to come up with creative new ways to earn their own money?

3. And what about pride of ownership that comes when we are finally able to acquire our dreams by our own means instead of just as a gift from someone else?

These are just a few of my thoughts on this matter. I'd love to hear from you some of your ideas, suggestions or questions on the subject of whether or not we should be giving our children an allowance or not.

Maybe you have some ideas on easy ways for kids to make money so they won't need an allowance? I'd love to see your suggestions on my blog.

Cheers.....Amanda.....Excited Life Enthusiast!
http://www.teachingchildrenaboutmoney.com/