Is it ever too early to learn about business? Jonathon Fields doesn't think so. In a recent article in Psychology Today, he interviewed the founders of Young Entrepreneurs.com, Adam and Mathew Toren, who wrote the kids book on entrepreneurship-Kidpreneurs. The Toren brothers outlined why it's beneficial to teach entrepreneurship early in life.
Carter Hegenbarth is an 11 year old fifth grade student at Andrews Osborne Academy in Willoughby, Ohio. His fourth grade class project last year was to develop a small business. From an essay, Carter was chosen to be president of a startup popcorn company, Perfect Poppers. Throughout the year, he and fourteen classmates popped and sold bags of popcorn to other students.
Carter was interviewed on Entrepreneurs Club Radio recently and talked about the triumphs and challenges he faced in order to make a profit.
Carter Hegenbarth is an 11 year old fifth grade student at Andrews Osborne Academy in Willoughby, Ohio. His fourth grade class project last year was to develop a small business. From an essay, Carter was chosen to be president of a startup popcorn company, Perfect Poppers. Throughout the year, he and fourteen classmates popped and sold bags of popcorn to other students.
Carter was interviewed on Entrepreneurs Club Radio recently and talked about the triumphs and challenges he faced in order to make a profit.