Amazon: “Preteen and teenage entrepreneurs are starting and running full-fledged service and manufacturing businesses in the United States in ever-increasing numbers. This “entrepreneurial generation” is being encouraged by parents, fellow entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial organizations, and the federal government. Consultant Modu organizes his work in chapters on teaching kids about money and ethics, motivating them, and helping them develop business ideas and plans. The final, very important chapter provides information on organizations, camps, conferences, and publications to help develop young business owners. Several tax forms and a brief index complete the work.”
B-Brothers on June 16th, 2006 at 3:24 pm
This looks like an excellent book! I am definitely going to pick up a copy for my kids. If you get a chance you should check out their brief write up on starting up a business as a young kid. http://www.familycapers.com/Projects/default.html