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January 14, 2009 by Rich Whittle | 4 Comments

Examiner.com:

Moschel Kadokura is the genius behind a wonderful invention. As a mother four children, a set of triplets and a younger son, life couldn’t be more hectic and trying to get a troop of five year olds ready for school was proving to be a very difficult job.

The idea – find a way to get all the kids out the door on time without the yelling, nagging, and stress.

She used this system for her triplets, and it seemed to work well. Then years later, she developed another system. This one, like the first, was illustrated with words and tied into a time frame for which each task should be completed.

Her youngest son, then five, used it and felt a real sense of accomplishment. He was proud of the fact that he could get things done on his own. When Moschel showed her invention to his kindergarten teacher she in turn showed it to all the other parents in the class. The teacher commented that every parent should use it. From there Moschel knew she had a very marketable product, On·Task On·Time for Kids.

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