The Kid Factor's 25-Day Kids' Business Challenge: How You Can Start Your Own Business with Less Than $50 and Make Money Before Thursday, February 29, 2024!
TO GET STARTED...
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Hey parents, guardians, and young entrepreneurs-to-be! Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey of entrepreneurship? We're thrilled to announce the launch of our 25-Day Kids' Business Challenge, designed to empower kids of every age up to 17 years and 364 days old to start their own business with minimal startup costs.
In today's fast-paced world, fostering entrepreneurial skills in children is more important than ever. Through this challenge, we aim to inspire creativity, foster resilience, and instill valuable business acumen in young minds. And the best part? It's all achievable with less than $50.00 in startup costs!
What is The Kid Factor’s 25-Day Kids' Business Challenge?
Our 25-Day Kids' Business Challenge is a hands-on program that guides kids through the process of starting their own business from scratch. Over the course of the next 25 days, participants will learn essential entrepreneurial skills, take practical steps to launch their business idea, and experience the thrill of entrepreneurship firsthand.
Who can enter The Kid Factor’s 25-Day Kids' Business Challenge?
Any child up to the age of 17 years and 364 days old and who has their parents’ or legal guardian’s permission.
Why Participate?
- Empowerment: Empower your child to turn their passion and creativity into a viable business venture.
- Financial Literacy: Teach valuable lessons in budgeting, financial management, and resource allocation.
- Problem-Solving: Encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills as kids navigate challenges and setbacks.
- Confidence Building: Boost self-confidence and self-esteem through tangible achievements and real-world experiences.
- Future Readiness: Equip kids with essential skills and mindset for success in an increasingly entrepreneurial world.
How Does It Work?
- Each day, participants will receive actionable tasks and guidance to progress through the challenge.
- From brainstorming business ideas to marketing and sales strategies, every step is designed to build foundational skills and practical knowledge.
- Participants will have access to resources, templates, and The Kid Factor support team to help them along their entrepreneurial journey.
Get Involved!
Are you ready to ignite your future today and watch the entrepreneurial spirit in your child gain momentum? Join us for The Kid Factor’s 25-Day Kids' Business Challenge! Here's how to get started:
1. Sign Up: Register your child for the challenge through the link in our show notes.
click on this link and join us in The Kid Factor Family Facebook Group
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ONCE you're in the group - COMMENT us and tell us "I'M ALL IN!" then watch or join the daily activity segments and make sure to comment your daily activities as you progress through the 25-Day Kids' Business Challenge. Every day, except Sundays, we will provide you with prompts, worksheets and resources as you progress through the challenge.
2. Access Resources: Gain access to the prompts, worksheets, and resources to support your child throughout the challenge.
3. Share Your Journey: Connect with fellow participants, share progress updates, and celebrate successes together in The Kid Factor Family private FB Group
4. Celebrate Success: At the end of the challenge, celebrate your child's achievements and reflect on the valuable lessons learned. When you and your child complete The Kid Factor’s 25-Day Kid’s Business Challenge, EVERYONE WINS!
Join the Movement!
Together, let's empower the next generation of entrepreneurs to dream big, take risks, and make a positive impact on the world. Whether it's launching a lemonade stand, crafting handmade jewelry, or offering tutoring services, or scooping poop from your neighbor’s back yard from their dogs… the possibilities are endless!
Are you ready to accept the challenge? Let's embark on this exciting journey of entrepreneurship together!
Stay tuned for updates here on THE KID FACTOR throughout this month, hear success stories, and gain valuable insights from the young entrepreneurs as they take on The Kid Factor’s 25-Day Kids' Business Challenge!
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