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Two Kansas City-area best friends and business partners, teenagers Chondra Walters and Makaila Traylor, launched a beauty company called MC Cosmeticare.

Meet 17 year old Marisa who makes a fortune by making and selling slime. Devoting time to creating beautifully shot ASMR videos of her slime is one of Marisa’s marketing secrets; with millions of views and followers on her YouTube and Instagram pages, she’s owning her status as the slime queen teen. Subscribe to Channel 4 for more: https://bit.ly/2v2I6SY Watch the FULL episode on All 4: #Channel4 #All4 #SlimeQueen

Shubham Banerjee came up with the idea for an affordable braille printer while playing with Legos. Now at 13 years old, he's just become Silicon Valley's newest tech phenom as the youngest person ever to get venture capital investment for a startup. John Blackstone reports.

Jeff Bezos Advice For young Entrepreneurs In this interview with Business Insider and Amazon Prime Video India. Jeff Bazos talks about his success on Amazon, Jeff Bazos also share tips on what to focus on if you want to run a successful company like Amazon. -You can always do better (How Amazon Always Do Better) Amazon listen to their customer, their customer can teach them what's going wrong about their product. That's how Amazon get the feed back, and find the root cause deep inside Amazon system and fixed it. That's been the secret on Amazon operation success for over 20 years. -Guard your time People have very high standard for how they want their work life to be. If they can get their work life, that they can enjoy half of it that will be amazing. Because very few people ever achieve that. Everything job comes with something you don't like. Whatever professional you are in, there will be something you don't like. Jeff Bezos hate being over-scheduled. When you become a successful person, you tend to be over-scheduled. So you have to guard your time, and try to stay a little bit flexible -Is your choices that construct your life Young people that starting their career, should find something that they are passionate about. If you don't love your work, you will never be great at it. Young people should really think about their choices, you can get very fixed on your gifts. But your gifts are not the things that construct your life, is your choices that construct your life. -Be customer focused Focus on your customer and not your competitor, customer focused works better in the long run. Once you are the leader in your industries, and you whole culture was competitor obsess is hard to stay energize and motivated. But customer will always be unsatisfied, always want more, so no matter how far you are in front of your competitor you are still behind your customers. -Have a day one mentality Is great to have the scale of Amazon and have the financial resources and talented people in Amazon, and have operation all over the world. But that kind of scale the downside of that is, you lose your nimbleness, lose your entrepreneurial spirit, lose that kind of heart that small company often have. To do well, Amazon always have the Day One Mentality, so that they can have the best of both world. The scale and resources of Amazon and the nimbleness and entrepreneurial spirit of a small company. -Think about the fundamental, not the daily stock price If the stock is up 10% this month, don't feel 10% smarter. Because when the stock is down 10%, you are going to feel 10% dumber and is not going to feel good. -Think about the fundamental, not the daily stock price If the stock is up 10% this month, don't feel 10% smarter. Because when the stock is down 10%, you are going to feel 10% dumber and is not going to feel good. 💪🏻You might also be interested in: 💪🏻 -Do These 7 Things To Change Your Life | David Goggins https://youtu.be/8LXAZB97GMY -Ray Dalio Investment Strategy & Principles For Success || You Should Follow! https://youtu.be/T9IcS6R2VoU -Warren Buffett: How To Be Successful In Life And Investing. https://youtu.be/IgK0OTj-98I ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you find this video helpful, please like and subscribe! Help us to hit 1K sub in 2023🙏 https://www.youtube.com/@bettereveryday1403/featured?sub_confirmation=1 Best Sellers in Business & Money - https://amzn.to/3OK1m1t

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Are you a teenager looking to start a business in 2022 or 2023? In this video, I give you 30 Small Business Ideas For Teenagers To Make $10k Per Month Online. // related videos 💌 how to get free clothes from Shein: https://youtu.be/AvjPAckxTwY 💌 how to get free stuff on amazon: 💌 how to make $750 in one day: 🗣 SOCIALS ♡all socials: https://linktr.ee/Trulypaula instagram: @iamtrulypaula pinterest: @trulypaula tiktok: @iamtrulypaula Intro style inspired by Stephanie Moka's intro. This video is not sponsored, all opinions are my own. Business inquiries: trulypaulabrand@gmail.com Sub count: 7,701

These kids are CEOs and they're playing with millions of dollars. Who are they, and how did they get so much power?! You will not believe the stories of these kid bosses. If you loved this video, and if you love Nas Daily...you're invited! Yes - we invite you to join us as a member of our community: Nas Daily Pro. Members get exclusive access to merch, tickets, and monthly meetings with Nuseir and the Nas Daily Team! Join us on Nas Daily Pro! https://nas.io/nasdailypro Timestamps: 00:00 The 15-yr-old CEO with $20M 04:13 The 7-year-old with a Patent 05:30 The Teen CEO 06:32 The Kid Who Started a Bank

Moziah Bridges is seeking $50,000 for 20% for his fashionable bow ties, Mo's Bow's - also featured in Oprah Magazine. From Season 5 Episode 26 Watch Seasons 11-12 Now: https://www.ctv.ca/shows/shark-tank Watch The Entire Series on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/tv/show?id=FV7PwP5B-nU&cdid=tvseason-E1PGOJ1VJ8Q&hl=en_US&gl=US Subscribe to Shark Tank Global for more from your favorite shows: https://bit.ly/SharkTankGlobal FOLLOW SHARK TANK Shark Tank Global Facebook - [https://www.facebook.com/GlobalSharkTank] About Shark Tank: The Sharks – tough, self-made, multi-millionaire and billionaire tycoons – continue their search to invest in the best businesses and products that America has to offer. The Sharks will once again give people from all walks of life the chance to chase the American dream and potentially secure business deals that could make them millionaires. #SharkTank #SharkTankUS #mosbows Mo's Bows Impresses The Sharks With His Charm! | Shark Tank US | Shark Tank Global https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCREgA-BmOocJ9Is_bZV6aJQ

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This is a small business success story! Layla is a 15-year-old entrepreneur and Good Samaritan. With her mom, Luchara Wallace, they started their family owned business, Layla's Cool Pops! It all began when Layla was assigned an economics project at school. Layla researched a business model built on cookie pops. She loved the project so much she decided to make it a real, and built her own bakery from the ground up. At Layla's Cool Pops, they make all types of desserts from cupcakes to cookie pops to brownies and cake. The mother/daughter duo run the business and aim to satisfy any sweet tooth, but they're also working to help their local homeless community. 10% of proceeds from Layla's Cool Pops benefit a charitable homeless organization or community in need. Layla's dream is to build a shelter. one day, so she can help create a safe space for homeless. You can find Layla's sweet treats in Kalamazoo, Michigan or on her website: https://laylascoolpops.com/ Follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/watchstitch/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/watchstitch Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/watchstitch/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@watchstitch

Gabrielle Jordan Williams is an author, entrepreneur, jewelry designer, inspirational speaker and philanthropist. She began her business, Jewelz of Jordan, at the age of 9. At 11, Gabrielle discovered her inspirational talents and received national recognition for her #1 Amazon Bestselling book, The Making of a Young Entrepreneur: The Kids Guide to Developing The Mind-Set for Success. With a portion of the profits, Gabrielle gives to organization in her community such as her local food pantry and charities that care for youth such as Smile Train and the Children's National Medical Center. Gabrielle's "Dream Big" message has inspired countless youth and adults and reminds the entire population that you are never too young to live your dreams. Gabrielle's favorite activities include spending quality time with her family and supporting her friends with their business ideas. In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)

In less than a month, a local 19-year-old entrepreneur is taking the leap into the small business world, all while setting an example for young girls. Kaniya Slusher, 19, opened Major Beauty House salon in Dogtown on Nov. 1. The salon focuses on eye brow tinting and eyelash extensions, and Slusher said she plans to expand services down the road.

Meet the kids running their own businesses, bringing in loads of cash, and making you very jealous. BBC Radio 1's Matt Edmondson meets a YouTube star, a business guru and a nine-year-old CEO. Recent studies suggest that a third of British kids under 16 say they would like to run a company when they grow up. But there are some children who don’t want to wait that long. Matt discovers how the kids were inspired to choose their careers, how much money they make and what the future holds for their businesses.

Kaden Newton is the 7-year-old founder and CEO of Mac and Cheese and Pancakes, a nonprofit only 75 days old, that's already collected and donated 28,000 pounds of food for kids. FOX 4 is on Instagram - https://instagram.com/fox4news/ FOX 4 News is a FOX-owned station serving Dallas-Fort Worth and all of North Texas.

America has a long and storied legacy of Black-Entrepreneurship. If you can believe it, 15-year old Cory Nieves – of “Mr. Cory’s Cookies - began his big-business journey…more than a decade ago.

Carson Kropfl is seeking $60,000 for 15% of his locker-sized skateboard, Locker Board. From Season 9 Episode 1 Watch The Entire Series on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/tv/show?id=FV7PwP5B-nU&cdid=tvseason-E1PGOJ1VJ8Q&hl=en_US&gl=US Subscribe to Shark Tank Global for more from your favorite shows: https://bit.ly/SharkTankGlobal FOLLOW SHARK TANK Shark Tank Global Facebook - [https://www.facebook.com/GlobalSharkTank] About Shark Tank: The Sharks – tough, self-made, multi-millionaire and billionaire tycoons – continue their search to invest in the best businesses and products that America has to offer. The Sharks will once again give people from all walks of life the chance to chase the American dream and potentially secure business deals that could make them millionaires. #SharkTank #SharkTankUS #Lockerboards The Richest Sharks Fight To Get A Deal With Locker Board | Shark Tank US | Shark Tank Global https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCREgA-BmOocJ9Is_bZV6aJQ

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Maya Penn opens up about her passion-fueled journey of social entrepreneurship that snowballed into a successful career. Brought to you by GoDaddy. Check out more entrepreneur success stories at https://bit.ly/GoDaddyMakers. Maya Penn could’ve never imagined the life that would begin to unfold after starting her business, Maya’s Ideas, at just eight years old. After being featured in Forbes Magazine, Oprah’s Super Soul 100 Changemakers Series and even receiving a commendation from former President Barack Obama, this young entrepreneur and environmental activist has proved combining her passions as a career can be as sustainable as her mission to make a difference. With a total hands-on approach to growing her sustainable fashion business, Maya has learned how to build both her personal identity and a successful business from scratch. Bringing her heart to the forefront of entrepreneurship has allowed her to tap into multiple facets of business by doing a variety of things she loves. Seeing how animation can inspire and educate others, Maya launched her own production company that created jobs for women, as well as Black, Brown and Indigenous people in the animation industry. Reaping the benefits of having a GoDaddy website for over a decade, she has experienced first-hand how easy and streamlined the GoDaddy Website Builder tool is for all entrepreneurs. As Maya looks back to her younger self who started a business and turned it into something great, she’s inspired to continue taking leaps of faith that will expand her business further. Want to hear more entrepreneur stories like this? Subscribe to GoDaddy on YouTube: http://bit.ly/GoDaddy-Subscribe Learn more about Maya Penn: https://www.mayasideas.com https://www.instagram.com/mayasideas https://www.facebook.com/mayasideas Learn more about GoDaddy: Homepage: https://www.godaddy.com GoDaddy Website Builder: https://www.godaddy.com/websites/website-builder GoDaddy Domain: https://www.godaddy.com/domains As the company empowering everyday entrepreneurs around the world, GoDaddy gives you all the help and tools you need to grow online. #MayaPenn #GoDaddyMakers #GoDaddy #SocialEntrepreneurship #SuccessStory #Entrepreneur #MayasIdeas #EnvironmentalActivist

Sierra Deodhari, Founder and CEO of Sierra Karate, shows us age is just a number when it comes to making a big difference as a small business owner. Brought to you by GoDaddy. Check out more entrepreneur success stories at https://bit.ly/GoDaddyMakers. Sierra Deodhari knows firsthand the vast difference between training for a new sport like karate and starting a new business. Starting karate at a very young age and winning multiple competitions, Sierra had the opportunity to train with world champions and karate masters that helped build up her self-confidence, strength and connections with athletes of all ages. But she realized not many kids like her had these same opportunities, so she created Just Imagine 2020 — a free international karate seminar for youth athletes to expand their skills. To put on these seminars, Sierra had to raise thousands of dollars each time to help pay the world champions to give their invaluable virtual training. Her sell-out seminars were such a success that it inspired her to become a young entrepreneur so she could continue making a difference. She knew her brand, Sierra Karate, needed a professional website to sell merch and showcase behind-the-scenes content that reveals who she is and her mission to help youth athletes around the world learn karate at home. With the help of GoDaddy guides, this 12-year-old entrepreneur learned how to easily set up, design and navigate her website to make it her own. With her glass-half-full mentality, Sierra proves that an entrepreneur is anyone who starts a business, no matter how big or small. Want to hear more entrepreneur stories like this? Subscribe to GoDaddy on YouTube: http://bit.ly/GoDaddy-Subscribe Learn more about Sierra Karate: https://www.sierrakarate.com https://www.instagram.com/sierra_karate Learn more about GoDaddy: Homepage: https://www.godaddy.com Website Builder: https://www.godaddy.com/websites/website-builder Email Marketing: https://www.godaddy.com/online-marketing/email-marketing As the company empowering everyday entrepreneurs around the world, GoDaddy gives you all the help and tools you need to grow online. #SierraKarate #GoDaddyMakers #GoDaddy #SuccessStory #Entrepreneur #Karate

When six-year-old Zoe Oli asked her mother one day after school why her hair wasn't straight and pretty like that of her classmates', it set both daughter and mother on an odyssey of discovery. In this charming talk, the now 10-year-old Zoe shares her ongoing quest to ensure representation in play while balancing grade school and the challenges of being the CEO of a growing social enterprise. With her mom Evana Oli’s support, 10-year-old Zoe Oli gracefully juggles being in school and running Beautiful Curly Me, a social impact toy and media company that offers a popular line of diverse dolls and books authored by her. Her work to empower girls has been featured in media outlets such as Forbes, Good Morning America, People named a Time and Nickelodeon Kid of The Year Finalist. Zoe is a proud Atlantan who loves reading, art, music, all things STEM, and giving back to the community. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Two teen brothers in Whitehaven are now entrepreneurs, and their cookie shop is so popular that they leave school every day to work at Butta Butter cookies. Jaiden and Jaicob Childress say their real is to show their peers that anything is possible.

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by Dana Fowle Aired March 2, 2016 Everybody likely knows that starting a business - whether you've done it or not - is fraught with challenges. Well, meet a 10-year-old who has opened a business, watched it struggle, and is now watching it thrive. "When I was seven I went to a business camp." How many children start a conversation this way? Well, Kathryn Miles Bauer does. She's been several times to Atlanta's "Break into Business" camps and workshops. This is where children ages nine to 16 learn just how to run a business. And for this 10-year-old who owns Curious Kathryn, it's paying off. She is a candle maker. And like many upstart businesses, Curious Kathryn's soy candles are made at home in the kitchen. "This one we're going to use today is peach nectar, but we call it Hotlanta," she said. But her idea got its steam back when this then-seven-year-old learned at business camp just how to make it happen. Monica Lage is the executive director of "Break Into Business." It takes out the intimidation factor of starting a business, making a website, pitching to a bunch of investors. Our 10 and 11 years old are doing that now. Then when you get to that situation down the road it'll be a breeze to them." The program sponsors "The Final Pitch" a place for these young people to pitch their business ideas to real investors. Kathryn got in there and did it. And won. Which is really cool unless you're her mother who worries about her 10-year-old running a business while going to school. "Someone asked her recently what's the biggest thing you're having to deal with and she said having to balance work and school," said Celeste Bauer. So far so good. "Curious Kathryn" soy candles are sold online... Kathryn very proudly told me, "I've actually already gotten somebody from Switzerland who ordered candles, so that's pretty cool." And they're popping up now at boutique retailers. So write this name down - Kathryn Miles Bauer - because we may be working for this young lady one day. "I learn to keep going and to never give up, to be persistent." Persistence is key. Kathryn's first time out with her homemade candles was to an ice cream parade. It was hot and she said the candles melted. She didn't quit. She's still at it and is lined up to be in four retail shops now. Check out her website and learn more about "Break Into Business" summer camps.

This young entrepreneur is on fire! She told Ellen about her business, and ignited a passion in the entire audience.

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When sisters Caroline and Isabel were 10 and 11 years old, they decided to turn their hobby of making bath bombs into a business. Now in their early 20s, the sisters run a multimillion-dollar company and employ 150 people in their huge factory. Watch this if you've ever wondered #HoweToGetRich. SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channelfour?sub_confirmation=1 About #Channel4Entertainment: Here you will find all your favourite, ground-breaking entertainment from Channel 4 such as 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, Gogglebox, Taskmaster and so much more. From belly laughs to slightly exhaling through your nose, we have videos to lose yourself in for hours. Like, subscribe and get involved in the conversations in the comments and remember that here we are altogether different. Watch more on #All4

Brooke Lauren Sumpter made history as the youngest designer to design a dress for the Emmys when Tabitha Brown wore her look to the 2022 Children's and Family Emmy Award Ceremony. She also has her own fashion line and joins our episode titled “Doing Big Things At Any Age” to tell us about it all! Plus, Brooke showcases her designs in a fashion show just for the Tam Fam! Don’t miss it! FIND YOUR TIME AND CHANNEL: https://www.tamronhallshow.com [Put in your zip code in the top portion of the website] FOLLOW US: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TamronHallS... Twitter: https://twitter.com/TamronHallShow Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TamronHall/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/tamronhalls... JOIN OUR SHOW: https://www.tamronhallshow.com/be-on-... From the deeply moving to the purely fun, “Tamron Hall” is a daily destination for all things topical and a platform for viewers to connect with the people who are shaping our world through meaningful, engaging, and entertaining conversations. As a new mom, a newlywed, and a survivor who is proving you can accomplish anything at any age, Tamron Hall brings a refreshing, relatable, unpredictable, and unstoppable voice to television. Broadcast from New York City featuring a dynamic mix of live and taped shows, “Tamron Hall” airs across the country in national syndication.