Cameron Herold gives this inspiring, comically right-on account of growing up as an entrepreneur–basically asserting that we need to do a better job recognizing and cultivating characteristics and skills of entrepreneurs in kids.
As Cameron says, “Let’s teach kids problem solving, to lead others, to want to make money, public speaking, to ask questions, to learn form mistakes, how to sell, to never give up, to be creative, how to save money, to ask for help, and to see solutions.”
Cameron Herold gives this inspiring, comically right-on account of growing up as an entrepreneur–basically asserting that we need to do a better job recognizing and cultivating characteristics and skills of entrepreneurs in kids.
As Cameron says, “Let’s teach kids problem solving, to lead others, to want to make money, public speaking, to ask questions, to learn form mistakes, how to sell, to never give up, to be creative, how to save money, to ask for help, and to see solutions.”
Cameron Herold gives this inspiring, comically right-on account of growing up as an entrepreneur–basically asserting that we need to do a better job recognizing and cultivating characteristics and skills of entrepreneurs in kids.
As Cameron says, “Let’s teach kids problem solving, to lead others, to want to make money, public speaking, to ask questions, to learn form mistakes, how to sell, to never give up, to be creative, how to save money, to ask for help, and to see solutions.”
Cameron Herold gives this inspiring, comically right-on account of growing up as an entrepreneur–basically asserting that we need to do a better job recognizing and cultivating characteristics and skills of entrepreneurs in kids.
As Cameron says, “Let’s teach kids problem solving, to lead others, to want to make money, public speaking, to ask questions, to learn form mistakes, how to sell, to never give up, to be creative, how to save money, to ask for help, and to see solutions.”
