Jasmine Lawrence, founder of EDEN BodyWorks, which she founded at 13 years old. Listen as she shares how her youth gave her freedom from fear and doubt and allowed her to take the necessary risks that come with starting a business. Wait until you hear her story. You will be impressed! Enjoy, Tameka Montgomery
Alexandra Eidens created the Big Life Journal as a resource for parents to raise positive, confident and resilient children. In this episode she shares several tips for parents to help our children succeed. Did you know you might not be praising your kids the correct way? Listen to find out. Enjoy, Tameka Montgomery
Ashalah Wright has found an innovative business idea that combines her passion for baking with a love of science. Wait until you hear how she started her business. Listen now and enjoy, Tameka
As our economy evolves many jobs are going to disappear. The coming economic changes will require that our kids be adaptable. We have to prepare kids for a very different work environment. Are schools preparing young people for the future of work? Andrew Yang, of Venture for America discusses the importance of redirecting talent and incentivizing young people to become our nation's next business owners and business builders. Enjoy the episode, Tameka Montgomery...
Selling is an essential part of life whether you’re selling an idea or an item. Helping your child develop her ability to sell will be core to her success in life. Our guest, Mary Grothe offers a simple 7-step process to help your kid develop this essential skill. Enjoy, Tameka Montgomery
The way a teenager sees herself and her ability can impact her willingness to take risk and explore new opportunities. Guest Olenka Cullinan founder of Rising Tycoons, shares how she helps kids release these negative views, discover compelling internal motivations and build a business around their interests. Enjoy the episode, Tameka Montgomery
Jelani Jones is 10 year old and showing others that with hard work, anyone at any age can start a business. You will be inspired. Enjoy, TM
Rob Montz’s mini-documentary, the Quarter Life User Manual offers helpful insights that parents can use to prevent their children from having a quarter life crisis. Enjoy, TM
What’s the purpose of education? Will the future look like the past and is the current model of schooling the appropriate one to prepare our kids for this future? Today’s guest, David Kirby discusses how Acton Academy helps kids discover their calling. Enjoy, TM
Rachel Martinez took her son’s passion for socks and together they’ve built a business that’s giving back to the community while also developing her sons’ entrepreneurial skills. Enjoy, TM
Janita Pavelka homeschooled 4 kids. You'll be amazed at how many businesses her kids started before they left home. Listen to find out. Enjoy, TM
Mark Walsh has invested in several successful companies. In this episode, he shares the key traits that he has observed in successful entrepreneurs and how you can identify them in your kids. What about your kids? Can you help them develop those traits? Check out this episode. TM
Kylan is the 12-year old CEO of Metal Mission a business that collects scrap metal to raise funds to support his pen pal in Uganda. What began as a mother’s desire to raise a compassionate child, has now become a catalyst to inspire both youth and adult. You definitely want to hear how he does it! TM
The founder of the Care Closet shares how her parents’ question, “So what are you going to do about it?” led her to start a non-profit that’s alleviating hunger for hundreds of kids in local area high schools. You have to hear Lauren Seroyer's story. Listen Now. TM
We speak with mommy manager, Tamara Zantell as she shares how she helped her child find her passion and turn that passion into a thriving business. Enjoy, TM
Adam Glickman was just twelve years old when he made $500 by flipping a pair of Kanye West Yeezys. Today as a sophomore in high school, Adam is flipping urban street wear and earning enough money to be financially independent. “...put your mind to it and honestly you can do it.” - Adam Glickman You will enjoy this episode. TM
Kids are naturally inventive, but how do you determine the feasibility of an idea to see if it’s worth investing your time and resources to bring it to market? In this episode, we speak with Louis Foreman, the founder of Edison Nation and Enventys shares 5 questions to answer before investing resources in an invention idea. Listen and Enjoy! TM
Listen to how a little girl’s persistence led to the creation of a patented product with more than 50,000 units sold across America. Make sure to listen! TM
JJ Ramberg, MSNBC Host of “Your Business” and author of the Startup Club discusses simple ways to get your child excited about business. Check it out and enjoy, TM
Are we raising our kids with a mindset that’s prepared for this new world of work, academics, and life? Guest Bree Langemo and her daughter Zoe, share how stepping back and asking questions empowers children to take ownership and be self-directed. Listen and enjoy, TM
John Hope Bryant drops a bunch of knowledge about how wealth, success, money, and power work. All lessons we parents must make sure our kids learn before leaving home. You do not want to miss this episode. Enjoy, TM
Today we speak with David Fagan, one of the authors of Guerrilla Parenting. He shares his unconventional way of parenting to prevent raising entitled children. Find out what he means when he says, "you should reduce your kid's prosperity." Listen now. TM
EP3: A Conversation with the Founders of Nooloos Today, I share a conversation I had with mom, Leena Hosler and her three young entrepreneurs: Sophia, Melia, and Christian. They are the owners of Nooloos a company that sells colorful lens-less frames. Find out what happens when a major retail chain makes a large purchase order. I hope you enjoy, TM
In this episode, Tameka Montgomery speaks with Clint Greenleaf. He shares a powerful way to begin teaching your kid financial responsibility.
Today we are going to explore the question, Are entrepreneurs born or made? The debate over Nature vs. Nurture has been one of the oldest arguments in the history of psychology. Can all children be taught how to be entrepreneurial? In this episode, I spoke with the experts. Let's hear what they have to say. Enjoy, TM
This is the Prologue: Raising Entrepreneurs: A Parent’s Guide to Fostering an Entrepreneurial Mindset is a podcast focused on equipping parents with strategies and tactics for raising kids who think and act entrepreneurially. Tameka Montgomery is a mom on a mission. She is raising her three sons to be self-reliant and financially independent and she wants you to join her. In each episode, she explores parenting challenges and concerns relevant to this topic by speaking with experts, thought lead...
