Teens are natural trendsetters. Young people are almost always the first to try new social media platforms, fashion trends, and slang. You’re creative, optimistic, and unafraid to jump in. This is good because trendsetting is a quality that can help you succeed as a young entrepreneur! WHY ENTREPRENEURS NEED TO BE TRENDSETTERS The answer is […]

What is entrepreneurship? And what does it mean to be a young entrepreneur? First of all, entrepreneurship can be defined in many ways. But for our sake, we’ll keep it simple and say that entrepreneurship, “is a blanket term related to starting a business.” If you get paid to babysit, you’re an entrepreneur. If you

When you think of yourself as a “young entrepreneur,” what exactly do you mean? We’re guessing that your definition includes something about starting a business. Babysitting. Tutoring. Selling homemade cookies. Whatever your business is (or will be), you might want to consider the type of business model you’ll use. A business model is the foundation

First of all, what’s a “B2B?” The acronym stands for “business to business.” It’s a business that provides goods or services to other businesses. Not customers (B2C). Shopify is an example of a B2B. They provide a service, not directly to customers, but to business owners so they can make websites. Customers don’t sign up

One of the toughest, but most important, decisions you’ll make as a young entrepreneur is how much to charge for your product or service. Set the price too high, and no one will be able to afford it. Set the price too low, and you won’t be able to cover your overhead costs or make

We’ve already mentioned some of the many reasons why high school students today are ideally suited for entrepreneurship. As one of the most socially conscious, well-connected, and diverse generations in history, you and your peers make some of the best entrepreneurs the world has ever seen! But what does entrepreneurship have to offer you back?

Paris. Tokyo. Buenos Aires. London. Seoul. If you’ve ever dreamed of traveling the world, consider a study abroad program. Not only will you get to see some of the most interesting and famous sights in the world, but you’ll learn a new language and meet people outside your own community. All of this helps make

We know that as a young entrepreneur, you want to be as productive as possible. You’ve got a lot on your plate! You’re a student, a child, possibly a sibling, a friend, an athlete, a volunteer, and a busqiness owner. And we know that you want to do all the things and do them well.

One of the best things about being a young entrepreneur these days is the sheer number of options you have for starting a business. And among the best options for entrepreneurial teens? Working from home! Run your small business completely online! Here are 7 ideas to get started on your fully remote small business. 1.        

At some point in your entrepreneurial journey, you may consider a partnership. Perhaps you already have a partner and the two of you are starting the journey together. Or you decide later that you need some help running your small business. Whatever your situation, a business partnership is more than just two people working together.