Gen Z is poised to be one of the first generations in history to acknowledge and actively strive for better mental health. Yours is the generation most likely to be in therapy. (Though, certainly not the first generation to need therapy.) Although you seem to have a higher number of stressors that previous generations never […]

Is the kitchen your domain? Have you been cooking Michelin Star-worthy meals since you could walk? Would your homemade cakes get a handshake from Paul Hollywood? Do you consider yourself a true foodie? Food is a source of comfort. It’s an introduction to a new culture. Food brings people together like nothing else. If you’re

We know you’re super busy already. As a high-achieving, college-bound young entrepreneur, you’ve already got a LOT on your plate. You probably take several advanced-level classes, participate in at least one sport, volunteer your time, and have memberships in a handful of clubs. And then there’s your social life! Who has time for extra reading? 

There is absolutely no reason why young entrepreneurs with disabilities shouldn’t find as much fulfillment and success in business as their non-disabled peers. In fact, growing up with a disability – mental, physical, or behavioral– might be an edge for you! You already know what it’s like to face challenges and detours others can’t possibly

Switching from unhealthy habits to healthy ones is no easy task. But you’re a young entrepreneur – you’re not about the “easy path!” You work hard at everything you do. Your goal is success in all things. And if it’s not already, your health should be included in your success goals. Healthy habits will spill

First of all, what is a “niche?” For your purposes as a young entrepreneur, we’ll use two of the Merriam-Webster definitions:  ->a place, employment, status, or activity for which a person or thing is best fitted  ->a specialized market  In business, including your entrepreneurial career, your niche is where you focus your time, energy, and

Throughout human history, young people have always had certain advantages: time, optimism, energy, and creativity. These days, young people like you are using those advantages to lead the way in entrepreneurship. You’re bright, ambitious, socially aware, and fully capable of running a company before you graduate from high school. You’re not waiting for an invitation

Money. No matter what field you go into, no matter what product or service you offer, and no matter what your entrepreneurial goals are, you’ll have to deal with money. You’ll need to pay for website hosting, buying ingredients, materials or tools, and advertising. You’ll need to keep track of the money you make and

So, you’ve already started your small business. It’s up and running. You have a few clients or customers already, mostly friends and family.  What’s next?  For many young entrepreneurs, the logical next step is to grow and expand the business. This might mean creating new products to sell in your online shop or offering additional

Every entrepreneurial journey is unique. Not everyone starts from the same place or wants the same things. However, there are certain similarities that all journeys have in common. As a young entrepreneur, you’ll face some of the same obstacles that others have faced. When that happens, learn from their experience and try these proven strategies