A digital information packet shared with me by creditcard.com
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This is the video I made talking about the importance of making a website for your business. A basic website can boost your brand presence. Next to this video is a mock-up of the basic website elements I discussed in the video.
This video clip is a supplementary resource to the video that I uploaded covering the advantages of being multilingual in business. The link to find this page can be found HERE.
The following list of recommended books for children was featured in my YouTube video:
"Top 40 Business Books for Kids", published March 22, 2020
Be a Young Entrepreneur, by Adam Sutherland
Better than a Lemonade Stand!
Billy Sure Kid Entrepreneur
Breaking the Piggy Bank
Budding Entrepreneur: Budding Entrepreneur Is a Story to Help Children
Camila's lemonade stand
Caps for sale
Even Aliens Need Snacks
Even Monsters Need Haircuts
Finance 101 for Kids
How the Second Grade Got $8,205.50 to Visit the Statue of Liberty
How to Start Your Very Own Business, by Julie Merberg and Sarah Parvis
How to Turn $100 into $1, 000, 000: Earn! Save! Invest!
jasmine launches a startup
Jelly bean summer
Kat Wolfe investigates
Kid millionaire
Kid startup
Kidpreneur
Miss Fox's Class Earns a Field Trip
Monkey Business
Once upon a company
Payback on Poplar lane
Pippas Island
Rock Brock and the savings shock
Rufus the writer
Sammy Startup
Splat the cat and the lemonade stand
Starting Your Own Business: Become an Entrepreneur!
The Donut Chef
The New Totally Awesome Business Book for Kids, by Arthur and Rose Bochner
The Richest Kids in America, by Mark Victor Hansen
The Startup Squad
The toothpaste millionaire
The Young Entrepreneur's Guide to Starting and Running a Business
Tops and bottoms
what color is your piggy bank
What Do You Do With an Idea?
What Does It Mean to Be an Entrepreneur?
When Grandma Gives You a Lemon Tree
The Spring of 2020 was a time like no other. The entire world came to a stand still, implementing self-isolation, shut-ins, and curfews to flatten the curve of the spread of Covid-19 (the Corona virus). While many people volunteered to stay at home, others had no choice as their children were prohibited from attending schools that had been closed down or their places of employment laid off some and encouraged others to work from home.
With so many people "stuck at home", I decided to create this video as a reminder of the many things that can be done around the home, especially that are helpful for the small business owner and up and coming entrepreneur.
Awesome lessons on business and entrepreneurship, economics, partnerships and cooperation within the community for sustainability, growth, and unity.
In my 41 years of living I had never before celebrated Kwanzaa, although I had always been intrigued by it.
I don't have a Kinara, a placemat, colored candles, a flag, or any of the fruits and vegetables to properly celebrate this holiday. But I didn't let that stop me.
I learned a little about Kwanzaa each day and made a series of short videos about the Kwanzaa principles and challenged myself to incorporate them in my life. You can view the playlist HERE.
In addition to my Kwanzaa playlist, I uploaded several images to my Instagram account to represent each day of Kwanzaa.
One set of images in particular were very unique and beautiful. They come from a website called CreatedByCrosby.com.
The principles of Kwanzaa are each represented by a unique "cartoon" character with their own look and personality. These characters are called Kinara's Children.
I encourage you to visit the website and artwork created here, and to learn more about Kwanzaa so that you can add value to you and your family's life by trying some of the lessons in this African holiday tradition.