Scary Entrepreneur Stories for Halloween: Jared T. Schlosnagle Overcomes a Challenge

Got a business challenge? Try being a teenager and taking it on! Last year I was interested in participating in the St. Mathews Farmers Market in Louisville, Ky….We walked in the class and it was a bunch of older people, we stood out like sore thumbs.

Coleton Lunt: Artist, Hiking Guide, Showcases Diversity of Entrepreneurship

It’s important to recognize that that entrepreneurship is not limited to “typical business.” Be sure to ask for the Alternative Exercises of this free, Powerpoint entrepreneurship curriculum (registration required). It showcases thediversity of entrepreneurship, as does our entrepreneur profile of today: hiking guide and artist Coleton Lunt.

Tricia Reville, Green Entrepreneur Via Her Business Greenfinity

Tricia is a senior in the George Washington University School of Business and founder of Greenfinity. She’s had more entrepreneurial experiences than the average college senior. Read about her story here.

Grade A Marketing’s Amanda Fischer

Amanda Fischer is the founder of Grade A Marketing. This young entrepreneur integrates values, and an embrace of constant change. Can you? See the exercises at the bottom of this post as a family or class discussion with the young entrepreneurs in your life.

College Entrepreneur Jane Fensterstock, Urban Fashionista and Designer, Takes on Powerful Niche Market With 2CommaKid

Is college entrepreneur Jane Fensterstock the next Kimora Lee Simmons? At age 19 she’s already a designer, targeting a powerful niche with hip designs. To learn more about tricks of the trade from this young entrepreneur, read the below Q & A.

Scary Halloween Business Stories: Surviving Business Challenges in Manufacturing

Halloween is here! The NFIB Young Entrepreneur Foundation shares a series of “scary” business stories. The entrepreneurs in this series generously and honestly share their business challenges, and how they recovered.

Scary Business Stories: Getting Sued, and Surviving…Halloween Biz Run Down

As Halloween approaches, the NFIB Young Entrepreneur Foundation shares a series of “scary” business stories. The entrepreneurs in this series generously and honestly share their business challenges, and how they recovered.

Books for Young Entrepreneurs – How To Build a Business and Sell It For MILLIONS by Jack Garson

An exit strategy is basically a plan to sell/merge/or otherwise “exit” your business.

Young Entrepreneur Spotlight: Ryan Uckert

The stunning photographs you see below are by award-winning photograher – and high school sophomore – Ryan Uckert. What is your passion? Can you win an award for it or build a business around it?

Books for Young Entrepreneurs – A Deliberate Pause and The Young Entrepreneur Bookclub

Ever wondered how to get started in thinking about Entrepreneurship. Well, Larry Robertson’s book A Deliberate Pause is a great first step.