Juniorpreneur

What advice would you give for kids wanting to start a business? Co-founder Jayson Krause stresses the importance of starting with a dream and creating a plan around it.

Entrepreneurs know that big risk can mean big loss. But, there are important lessons that are learnt from loss and making mistakes, and embracing these lessons is what gives entrepreneurs resilience. What business lessons has loss taught you? http://www.cbc.ca/dragon//how-wek-lost-3m-and-made-it-back

"Creativity defines our ability to be successful in the workplace, and is the only factor to differentiate ourselves from robots." Kids are inherently creative, but it's something that they will lose if they don't use it. Problem solving, imagination, and curiosity are the building blocks of creativity - and entrepreneurship. Let's start with kids and keep fostering their creativity! https://www.forbes.com//how-kids-lose-their-creativity-a/

Juniorpreneur co-founder Gavin Harrison got his first experience as an entrepreneur at the age of 12. He hasn't looked back.

According to a Gallup poll, 8 out of 10 kids want to be their own boss, and 4 out of 10 want to start their own business. Juniorpreneur is about introducing kids to entrepreneurship through a revolutionary, collaborative learning program.

Happy Thanksgiving to our Canadian friends and colleagues, from the three dads behind Juniorpreneur! (Daniel Howie, Gavin Harrison & Jayson Krause)