kid entrepreneur

Only adults can make amazing toys right? Wrong! Kids play with a lot of toys so it only makes sense that they would come up with some incredible toy ideas. Today’s guest has come up with a sensational toy at only 11 years old. Well, she was actually 5 when she came up with the idea and started developing the product. Now she is bringing her insights as a seasoned kidpreneur to today’s episode of Making it in the Toy Industry.

Mia Monzideliz came up with the idea for the Power Pony when she got a hoverboard and a large plush horse for Christmas one year. She came up with the idea to put the pony on the hoverboard, and the rest is history! Now the Power Pony is a successful product that is only available on the company’s website. With the help of her parents, Mia created the business from the ground up, helping with everything from the design of the horses to the proprietary ZüME engine. In today’s episode you will learn all about her fresh perspective as a young entrepreneur, and her wise advice for anyone in the toy industry.


EPISODE CLIFF NOTES

• Learn how a 5 year old Mia got inspired to create the Power Pony. [00:01:53]
• Find out how Mia’s friends helped her to get motivated to turn her idea into a business at such a young age. [00:04:02]
• Learn the first step that Mia and her family took to make the Power Pony a reality. [00:05:32]
• Find out why Mia and her family created a unique engine for the Power Pony instead of just using a hoverboard. [00:06:52]
• Learn how long it took from conception to having the Power Pony safety tested and ready to sell. [00:08:42]
• Find out how Mia keeps it all balanced with school, playing sports, and working on Power Pony. [00:15:10]
• Learn the easiest part of creating Power Pony for Mia. [00:19:54]
• Find out the most famous celebrities who have talked about Power Pony. [00:23:17]
• Learn the best piece of advice Mia received when she started Power Pony. [00:27:22]
• Find out Mia’s favorite toy (besides Power Pony of course!) [00:29:24]

MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

For the links and resources mentioned in this episode, head over to the episode page at www.thetoycoach.com/150

🎓 5 Streamlined Steps To Your Next Playful Product Launch in 1 Interactive Masterclass: learn.thetoycoach.com/masterclass

💡 The Great Toy and Game Idea Bootcamp: Visualize, Validate, and Vow to make your toy or game idea real in just 5 days. Register here: learn.thetoycoach.com/bootcamp

Today on the show I have Presley. She is 10 years old and love to hike with her Cub Scout troop, draw all the candies from Harry Potter and she makes and sells earrings! Let's chat with Presley and learn more about her! 

This week on Through The Marketing Lens, we will be going back to an episode that originally aired at the end of 2020, in which I interviewed my 9-year-old daughter. I get her perspective on having a mompreneur, how she sees things, and what she has learned by watching me. 

This is a completely unscripted, mom-daughter conversation about being an entrepreneur. Understanding what having a business is to a kid is very different than it is to adults (and parents), and I wanted to let her join me for a real interview. This is one of my most listened to episodes, and one that is so dear to my heart, so I’m excited to bring it back this week.

We talk about:

• mom guilt
• her idea of what I do in my business
• how she decided to start a business -- for REAL
• what my daughter wishes I did less of 
• what she’s learned from watching me work

This episode is about giving my daughter a voice in this journey. I want her to know how much she matters to me -- and it is ultimately my greatest joy to see her following in her own dreams. She will tell you all about it! 

Please check out my website! I'm always updating it with valuable info and free content like workbooks and such to help you propel your business forward!

Links:

• Connect with Katrina on Instagram @katrinaaronson_consulting
• Book a FREE consultation with Katrina: www.katrinaaronson.com/book
• Email us at: admin@katrinaaronson.com
• Visit our website: www.katrinaaronson.com

Lishone' Genovese is an award-winning entrepreneur who grew up in the NYC foster care system. She started her first business in 2007 and successfully sold it. Lishone' won her first business award in 2010. She currently owns and operates two businesses. One is a luxury skincare line, and the other is a business and wellness firm, where she helps small business owners make sure their businesses are set up correctly and help them scale when they are ready. She also has four college degrees, one of them being a law degree. 

Today, Lishone’ and I talk about 

• Lishone’ shares her upbringing and what it was like being a kid in the New York foster system (4:56)
• How old was Lishone’ when she entered into foster care (11:51)
• How Lishone’ was able to go to law school (13:36)
• How many foster care kids take advantage of the money they can get to go to college (16:39)
• Lishone’ has 4 degrees, one being law. What are the others (18:20)
• Her specialty as a lawyer (19:46)
• Her daughter (27:30)
• What catapulted Lishone’ to create a legacy (29:30)
• What advice would Lishone’ give to foster care kids who want to be entrepreneurs (34:42)
• Lishone’s luxury skincare line (39:05)

Don’t miss this inspiring, educational episode with Lishone’! 

Connect with Lishone’

Website 

Instagram 

Facebook

Mentions

Foster Care to Success 

TAP

PELL - https://studentaid.gov/understand-aid/types/grants/pell

Youth Communications 

Orphan Foundation of America 

Ways to connect with us:

Website 

Instagram 

@TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava 

YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA

Special Thanks To:

Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project Branding

Dan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast music

Sara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast voiceovers 

Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant

Social Media Tags:

@actionistalive

@whiskitwithflava

@thekamprojectorg

@Brujaluxury

Clubhouse:

@actionistalive

@Brujaluxury

Frank Castillo & Mitch Castillo moved to Arizona in February of 2020 from Chicago for work and the gorgeous weather! Moving cross country during covid was rough! Luckily, Frank and Mitch met Samara and her family during this time and became instant friends. 

Gavin and Ava's school was out, everyone in quarantine, and there wasn't anything to do. Frank and Mitch saw an opportunity to have Gavin and Ava help with their dog, Tanner. Gavin and Ava both quickly fell in love with Tanner. What Frank and Mitch did for Gavin was special. They got Gavin out of his shell by letting him take care of Tanner. 

Both Frank and Mitch are in the mortgage industry in operations; Mitch for nine years and Frank for 20 years. Frank and Mitch moved again into a bigger space and chased their dream of entreprenuerialship. They both leaped and opened up branches in North Scottsdale. A risk that they don't regret as it has been very fruitful for them both. 

While hiring employees with experience is the norm. When they opened these branches, one of the big things is that they saw an opportunity to invest training and their knowledge into people who were interested in starting in real estate or the mortgage industry. They created a program to bring in people of all backgrounds to be loan officers after educating, training, and passing the test.

"When somebody wants something bad enough, and you're willing to invest the time in them, they can be your best employee without the experience." 

If you are in the LBGTQ community and want to reach out, need support or advice, please reach out to Mitch and Frank. 

Such a fantastic episode with Frank and Mitch! Don't miss out on their story of having Covid and other advice they have for people wanting to enter into the mortgage or real estate industry. 

Connect with Frank Castillo and Mitch Castillo:

Team Castillo with Cross Country Mortgage

Instagram

Facebook

Website

Email

Ways to connect with us:

Website 

Instagram 

@TheKAMProjectorg   @actionistalive  @whiskitwithflava 

YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA
 

Special Thanks To:

Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project Branding

Dan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast music

Sara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast voiceovers 

Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant

Social Media Tags:

@actionistalive

@whiskitwithflava

@thekamprojectorg

@themortgageboys
 

Clubhouse:

@actionistalive

Lishone' Genovese is an award-winning entrepreneur who grew up in the NYC foster care system. She started her first business in 2007 and successfully sold it. Lishone' won her first business award in 2010. She currently owns and operates two businesses. One is a luxury skincare line, and the other is a business and wellness firm, where she helps small business owners make sure their businesses are set up correctly and help them scale when they are ready. She also has four college degrees, one of them being a law degree. 

Today, Lishone’ and I talk about 

• Lishone’ shares her upbringing and what it was like being a kid in the New York foster system (4:56)
• How old was Lishone’ when she entered into foster care (11:51)
• How Lishone’ was able to go to law school (13:36)
• How many foster care kids take advantage of the money they can get to go to college (16:39)
• Lishone’ has 4 degrees, one being law. What are the others (18:20)
• Her specialty as a lawyer (19:46)
• Her daughter (27:30)
• What catapulted Lishone’ to create a legacy (29:30)
• What advice would Lishone’ give to foster care kids who want to be entrepreneurs (34:42)
• Lishone’s luxury skincare line (39:05)

Don’t miss this inspiring, educational episode with Lishone’! 

Connect with Lishone’

Website 

Instagram 

Facebook

Mentions

Foster Care to Success 

TAP 

PELL - https://studentaid.gov/understand-aid/types/grants/pell

Youth Communications 

Orphan Foundation of America 

Ways to connect with us:

Website 

Instagram 

@TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava 

YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA

Special Thanks To:

Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project Branding

Dan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast music

Sara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast voiceovers 

Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant

Social Media Tags:

@actionistalive

@whiskitwithflava

@thekamprojectorg

@Brujaluxury

Clubhouse:

@actionistalive

@Brujaluxury

Hashtags:

#thekamproject

#actionistalive

#whiskitwithflava

Emily Johnson is a mom of 2, married 13 years, owns a hot yoga studio, and a registered nurse. As if that wasn’t enough, she then went on to get a degree as a family nurse practitioner - amazing!

When asked how Emily does it all, she says that she has learned to ask for help and has a lot of support over the years. She says that she was never comfortable asking for help as a little girl growing up. She thought that it was a sign of weakness. She now realizes that this is not true at all. 

Emily’s son Miles in 2020 got off the school bus, and she didn’t recognize him. He had become a different child, and it was devastating for Emily. It took months to get a proper diagnosis as many of these children are misdiagnosed with a cornucopia, an alphabet soup, of ADHD, autism, anxiety, tics, and Tourettes. 

PANS (Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndromes) and PANDAS (Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections) Emily's son had multiple strep infections, and those infections caused an immune response in the body, which is normal. Still, with PANDAS, it is a misdirected response, and in the blood, antibodies are created. These antibodies create inflammation in the body and the brain.

Emily created the PANS Party Project this year. You can find them on Facebook if you are a parent in need of support. Most parents can identify the exact time where their child changed overnight. It’s essential not to be consumed by our grief. Acknowledge it, and purposefully use your pain.  

Be sure to follow and listen to find if there is a cure for PANS & PANDAS. If you are struggling with a diagnosis of PANS or PANDAS, make sure that you find the group on Facebook or click here. 

Check out the Resilience Naturopathic and #ResilientMoms if you on Peloton!
 

Ways to connect with us:

Website 

Instagram 

@TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava 

YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA

Special Thanks To:

Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project Branding

Dan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast music

Sara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast voiceovers 

Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant

Social Media Tags:

@actionistalive

@whiskitwithflava

@thekamprojectorg

@emilyjohnsonrn

@michelleducie 

@Leah_bryant_co 

@elonmusk 
 

Clubhouse:

@actionistalive

@emilyjohnsonrn
 

Hashtags:

#thekamproject

#actionistalive

#whiskitwithflava

#thepanspartyproject
 

Mentions:

PANS Party Project

Elon Musk

Peloton

Tishel is a 19-year-old entrepreneur from Trinidad. She says her inspiration is her dad because he always put them in the right environment. 

Tishel's step into entrepreneurialism started at a young age. At 15, Tishel's dad took her to a conference with Grant Cardone to learn about marketing, personal brand, real estate, and much more. Like most 15-year-olds, she wasn't sure of the value of why she was going. But she quickly realized just how impactful that moment would be in her early years. 

Tishel said that her environment is what helped her get to where she is today. Tishel has gone from selling candy at her high school to being a digital investor. She does a quicker way of trading called binary options. Where within 2 minutes you could make your profit. She also does traditional trading that taps into cryptocurrency. She says that virtual trading is here to stay as it's more time-efficient. 

One tip that she said that parents should remember is to have their children not be paid for chores but rather have them read a book and come back and tell you what they learned. 

"You shouldn't get money for your time; you should get money for the value you bring."

"Sometimes, it's more about how you make money than how much money you make."
 

Connect with Tishel:

Instagram

Or here

Ways to connect with us:

Website 

Instagram 

@TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava 

YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA

Special Thanks To:

Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project Branding

Dan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast music

Sara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast voiceovers 

Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant

Social Media Tags:

@actionistalive

@whiskitwithflava

@thekamprojectorg

@grantcardone 

Clubhouse:

@actionistalive

Hashtags:

#thekamproject

#actionistalive

#whiskitwithflava

Mentions:

immasteredacademy  

Grant Cardone

Frank Castillo & Mitch Castillo moved to Arizona in February of 2020 from Chicago for work and the gorgeous weather! Moving cross country during covid was rough! Luckily, Frank and Mitch met Samara and her family during this time and became instant friends. 

Gavin and Ava's school was out, everyone in quarantine, and there wasn't anything to do. Frank and Mitch saw an opportunity to have Gavin and Ava help with their dog, Tanner. Gavin and Ava both quickly fell in love with Tanner. What Frank and Mitch did for Gavin was special. They got Gavin out of his shell by letting him take care of Tanner. 

Both Frank and Mitch are in the mortgage industry in operations; Mitch for nine years and Frank for 20 years. Frank and Mitch moved again into a bigger space and chased their dream of entreprenuerialship. They both leaped and opened up branches in North Scottsdale. A risk that they don't regret as it has been very fruitful for them both. 

While hiring employees with experience is the norm. When they opened these branches, one of the big things is that they saw an opportunity to invest training and their knowledge into people who were interested in starting in real estate or the mortgage industry. They created a program to bring in people of all backgrounds to be loan officers after educating, training, and passing the test.

"When somebody wants something bad enough, and you're willing to invest the time in them, they can be your best employee without the experience." 

If you are in the LBGTQ community and want to reach out, need support or advice, please reach out to Mitch and Frank. 

Such a fantastic episode with Frank and Mitch! Don't miss out on their story of having Covid and other advice they have for people wanting to enter into the mortgage or real estate industry. 

Connect with Frank Castillo and Mitch Castillo:

Team Castillo with Cross Country Mortgage

Instagram

Facebook

Website

Email

Ways to connect with us:

Website 

Instagram 

@TheKAMProjectorg   @actionistalive   @whiskitwithflava 

YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA
 

Special Thanks To:

Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project Branding

Dan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast music

Sara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast voiceovers 

Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant

Social Media Tags:

@actionistalive

@whiskitwithflava

@thekamprojectorg

@themortgageboys
 

Clubhouse:

@actionistalive

Hashtags:

#thekamproject

#actionistalive

#whiskitwithflava

#teamcastillo

Podcast host, and author, Win Kelly Charles, has Cerebral Palsy and her mission is to help others with physical and mental disabilities to find their voices through written or spoken words, using today's assistive technologies as needed.

Win has 24-hour care that helps her and she works during the day doing journalism and podcasting. 

Win and Samara met in a Clubhouse room and became fast friends. Win’s podcast has grown exponentially with the help of Clubhouse and all the networking that Win has done. 

A Winning Cup is in its 33rd Season with 1500 episodes!! WOW! How awesome is that??!?! Win started this podcast in 2010 and has faithfully committed to keeping going. She started the podcast to want to teach humans how to deal with people with disabilities, mental or emotional, and their message. 

Don’t miss this amazing episode with inspiration from Win!! 
 

Find Win Charles:

Instagram - A Winning Cup Podcast

Instagram/Author

Instagram - Art Work of Jobs Podcast

Email

Clubhouse - @askwin

Ways to connect with us:

Website 

Instagram 

@TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava 

YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA

Special Thanks To:

Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project Branding

Dan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast music

Sara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS & KAMcast voiceovers 

Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant

Social Media Tags:

@actionistalive

@whiskitwithflava

@thekamprojectorg

Clubhouse:

@actionistalive
 

Hashtags:

#thekamproject

#actionistalive

#whiskitwithflava

#cupofwin

Mentions:

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Barbara, one of Samara’s first friends when the Hurley family moved to Arizona.

“It’s not just the students at school who are supportive; it’s also the parents that support each other.” 

The family had only been in Arizona for 6 weeks; then Covid shut everything down. They didn’t know many people other than Samara’s parents. They became instant friends!

Barbara became their virtual music teacher. Gavin was diagnosed with Autism at 13 months old. Barbara is a teacher of music and still teaching online during Covid. 

Upon Chris’ diagnosis, Barbara wanted to be there for him. Now that he’s older, she reached out and landed a job. K-8 program in Arizona.  She tried bucket drumming, and that didn’t last very long.  She switched it up to the ukulele, and the kids love it.

Check out the amazing birthday cake here and here!

Ways to connect with us:

Website 

Instagram :

@TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava 

YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA

Clubhouse - @actionistalive  

Special Thanks To:

Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project Branding

Dan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS music

Sara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS voiceovers 

Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant

Mentions

WhiskitwithflAVA

Social Media Tags:

@actionistalive

@whiskitwithflava

@thekamprojectorg

Clubhouse:

@actionistalive

Hashtags:

#thekamproject

#thekamprojectorg

#actionistalive

#whiskitwithflava

Chris is a friend to Gavin, Samara’s son. A junior in high school. Covid for Chris has been boring. 

He enjoys history and government economics, English, and reading books with controversy. Favorite book - To Kill A Mockingbird. He plays guitar, piano and also draws.

Chris says he is saving up to learn more about computers and parts and how they interconnect together. He’s also saving up to purchase more things for his music. 

He attends a school that helps prepare him for graduation. Specializes with special needs such as ADHD, Autism, OCD, Aspergers, ADD.

Chris says that he loves storytelling and that video games are a good way to do storytelling. He said he would like to do high-res games. He likes creativity and exploring new things. 

He has thought about being a sole proprietorship and wants to be set for life and be prepared. He’s learned a lot of this in honors government class. He’s learning about the cycle of business. 

Be sure to hit subscribe and don’t miss this episode with Chris!

Ways to connect with us:

Website 

Instagram :

@TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava 

YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA

Clubhouse - @actionistalive  

Special Thanks To:

Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project Branding

Dan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS music

Sara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS voiceovers 

Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant

Social Media Tags:

@actionistalive

@whiskitwithflava

@thekamprojectorg

Clubhouse:

@actionistalive

Hashtags:

#thekamproject

#thekamprojectorg

#actionistalive

#whiskitwithflava

Daraja is the founder of Happy Trees Entertainment, a creative entertainment agency activating innovative events. Focusing on bringing communities together in local spaces and recently pivoted to bringing them together virtually. Currently, they are bringing families together, military bases, teams at companies together in the zoom, and having a paint party or flower workshop. Taking an everyday person and bringing out their inner artist. 

"The KAM Project is a movement, it’s so important to our country’s economic system to be able to have children learn how to negotiate, sell, handle money, and all things dealing with business." - Daraja

Happy Trees Entertainment and The KAM Project are going to partner up and host a virtual paint party. A party for kids & teens to come and have fun with their inner artists. We will send out an announcement when the details for the event are set! 

Paint party supplies:

- 3 brushes - big - 1 in thick, medium, baby fine detail 
Blue, red, yellow, black, and white - Acrylic water-based paint - easier mixing and adding water 
- Canvas - 16X20 or 11X14 even a cardboard box 
- Cup of water
- Rag to blotch up or add texture 
- Palette to mix your colors on - paper plate or cardboard box 
- Or you can order a kit from Happy Trees Entertainment. This kit has everything you would need to participate in a paint party. 

Daraja has some amazing tips for pivoting your business and supporting local businesses. Be sure to tune in and listen for all the details and info!

Connect with Daraja!

Happy Trees Entertainment

Email

www.HappyTreesEntertainment.com

Instagram 

Facebook 

Twitter @happytrees_ent

Ways to connect with us:

Website 

Instagram :

@TheKAMProjectorg    @actionistalive    @whiskitwithflava 

YouTube - Whisk it with flAVA

Clubhouse - @actionistalive  

Special Thanks To:

Rob Actis - For gifting The KAM Project Branding

Dan Lipton - For composing KAMcastKIDS music

Sara Mann - For KAMcastKIDS voiceovers 

Leah Bryant - Podcast Producer/Virtual Assistant

Mentions:

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WIN – Women Insider Network

Erica Mauer, Jessica & Mario Stewart

EMRG

Madison Back - Partner of 4 am 

Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business program 

NFTE  

Daymond John

Mario Armstrong

Social Media Tags:

@happytreesentertainment

@actionistalive

@whiskitwithflava

@thekamprojectorg

@womeninsidernetwork

@emrgmedia

@theeventplannersexpo

@4amnyc

@GS10KSmallBiz (Twitter)

@thesharkdaymond

@marioarmstrong

Clubhouse:

@daraja.asili

@actionistalive

Hashtags:

#thekamproject

#thekamprojectorg

#actionistalive

#whiskitwithflava

#happytreesentertainment

Today I interview Jahkil Jackson, 13 year old social entrepreneur. For those of you who don't know Jahkil, he is from Chicago and founded Project I am, an organization which helps homeless people ,when he was just 8 years old. Jakhil’s mission is to build awareness of homelessness and help the homeless population by building “Blessing bags''. He is the youth ambassador for HeartLand Alliance, a member of the WE international youth council and has received multiple awards and recognitions by many organizations and media outlets and has partnered with Nike and even Marvel to name a few! Listen to our exciting interview as we will talk about a lot of things ranging from homelessness to being a social entrepreneur, to meeting President Obama and the NBA!

Project I AM: https://officialprojectiam.com/

This week we chat with baker extraordinaire, kid entrepreneur, and finalist on Food Network’s Kids Baking Championship Season 6, Madison Totaro, as well as her mom and 'Momager', Mindy Totaro.

It continues to be a strange time as at the time of this recording, Austin, TX had just begun their quarantine lockdown and students were beginning ‘distance learning’ as school buildings were closed. We had a delightful conversation covering how COVID-19 is impacting their family as well as a closer look on what it takes to be a successful kid entrepreneur.

In this episode discover: 

The Impact of COVID-19

• Tips on how to keep kids productive during COVID-19
• Insight on helping kiddos with different personalities manage distance learning
• Madison’s view on coping with a quarantine

How the Baking Began

• What influenced Madison in catching the baking bug at a young age
• How her neighbor’s love of sweet treats inspired her baking business
• The next ingredient that Madison will be experimenting with

The Kids Baking Championship Experience

• How Food Network’s Kids Baking Championship came about
• Did they really say that? How Madison’s parents let her know she made it on the show
• How Madison juggled school, her business, and keeping the secret of taping the show under wraps
• The one treatment Madison and Mindy would pamper themselves with each off day during taping
• How Madison handles the challenges that come with being well-known from a television show
• Madison’s favorite part of being involved with the show
• Mindy’s biggest challenge as a parent having a kiddo on a national show
• The one ritual they would do every day before Madison would go on set

Building a Business as a Kid Entrepreneur

• How Madison’s business nurtures her philanthropic spirit
• What makes up Madison’s daily routine for success
• Creating something of your own vs. improving upon something already out there
• Managing the financial side of the business
• Tips from Mindy for parents with a kiddo that wants to be an entrepreneur – the one thing to focus on
• Tips from Madison for kids who want to start their own business
• Next steps for Madison and how she’s expanding beyond traditional baking

Muscle Creative Wrap-Up

• Favorite thing for Madison to bake: cakes or cupcakes because she can let her creativity fly!
• Favorite thing for Mindy to eat that Madison bakes: ummm...everything?
• If you could listen to only one music artist for the rest of your life who would it be?
  Mindy – Maroon 5 (Adam Levine…swoon)
  Madison – Meghan Trainor (coincidentally on tour with Adam Levine)

You can find Madison and see what she’s up to here:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/madison_bakes/

For more info on Food Network's Kids Baking Championship, Season 6, click here.

This is an use special podcast, as it features the host's daughter, Ramaya Edwards, a 13 year old entrepreneur who talks about kidpreneurship, mindset and failure.

Follow Ramaya on Instagram @just_ramaya