I’ve heard it said that a new entrepreneur learns much from the hard work, the team-building and leading, even the failures that come with starting a new business. Developing a product, finding a market, dealing with logistical issues—wouldn’t it be great if these lessons could be learned sooner than later?
A Los Angeles-based company called Kidworth is focused on doing just that—exposing young people to the business world by introducing them to how the startup game is played in the hope of creating young entrepreneurs with the basic skills to turn their creativity into a business.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Child Entrepreneurs: If We Build Them, Will They Prosper? - Forbes
