Estudyantepreneur

 Students nowadays seek to start their own enterprises because they want self-support, and professional freedom. some of these teenagers will invest in a business I the hopes of expanding and strengthening the legacy. but will establish a company to fill a void in society. these individuals will benefit from entrepreneurship programs that teach them how to make change, develop, interact, and sustain. however, many students have no plans to pursue a business degree. they are more interested in public service, medicine, education and the arts. importantly, these students must also learn skills that will prepare them to produce, organize, work, and endure. being part in estudyantepreneur is indeed needed for all students.

 

I've been interested in business since I was ten or eleven years old since my mom was and still an entrepreneur. My mom had several small enterprises before settling on clothes. so, when I was young, I was also by my mother's side in any business she started. over time, I developed an entrepreneurial spirit. I had no idea I'd be on the same path at some point. I started preparing dynamite rolls with my mother when I was ten years old to sell in his catering business. so, at the age of thirteen, my talents had improved to the point where I could sell my own dynamite roll. I asked my mom for a pair of shoes a day. she asked about the price. I told her that I didn't think $2,450 was too much for her.

 

My mother informed me at this point that I needed to start my own business so that when I earned $2,450, I could buy my own shoes. I started my own business with the help of my mother. I've made 2,450 multiple times, but I didn't buy the shoes because i didn't want to spend my own money. I've learnt to be fiscally responsible with my own money. with that financial obligation came the beginning of my life's management and organization. so I started living my life on purpose, and the fact that I've been volunteering through teen court and school work to hopefully gain scholarships so that I can go to college to become an architect and business woman, which is excellent. I did some volunteer work at arts school this summer. in my pre-adult life, I took the initiative with persistence and a clear vision to do what it needed to succeed. being a young entrepreneur aren't that bad, because you gain your own money without the help of your parents, and buy the things that you want to buy.