Raising Entrepreneurs: A Parent’s Guide to Fostering an Entrepreneurial Mindset

EP87 Meet The Eleven Year Old Kid Who Feeds the Homeless Aug 20, 2019

When he was just 8 years old, Jakhil Jackson started an organization to feed and help the homeless in Chicago. Listen to find out what inspired home to get started.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP86: My Journey from Denver to DC Supporting the Nation’s Entrepreneurs Jul 30, 2019

I recently sat down with Anne Pasmanick with the podcast, Power Station. Anne and I talked about my journey into supporting entrepreneurship locally in Denver and then nationally as an appointee in the Obama Administration.

Enjoy,

Tameka Montgomery

EP85 How LIFE School Stopped Giving Grades to Prepare Kids for REAL life Jul 17, 2019

Mikala Streeter founded Life School as an innovative approach to learning. At Life School, students learn through passion projects coupled with academic work, grades not necessary!

EP84 Preparing Young People for the Future of Work Jul 02, 2019

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.

He wants to be the next President of the United States. Hear what he has to share with us.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP83 How Christon Turned a Bullying Experience Into a Business Opportunity Jun 18, 2019

Christon “The Truth” Jones, was 8 years old when he wrote a book, as a way to deal with the bullying he was experiencing. That book led him on a journey of entrepreneurship, self-reliance, and financial literacy. Now he’s sharing what he’s learned with other young people.

You're going to enjoy this interview. Check it out!

Tameka

EP82: What’s Your One Word? Jun 04, 2019

Tell me about yourself?

This is a question that stumps kids and adults alike. Rich Keller a former corporate marketing executive shares a step by step process that parents can use to help teens discover the value they bring to the world.

Enjoy the episode,

Tameka

EP81: The Power of This One Question - What Pisses you Off? May 20, 2019

Yasmine was 16 years old and was asked, “What pisses you off?”

That one question has led her on a problem-solving journey as a social entrepreneur helping other young people get an education.

Wait until you hear her story of the thing that pisses her off and what she decided to do about it.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP80: How 3 Brothers are Making it Easier for Young People to Become Philanthropists May 07, 2019

Brothers Matt and Jonny Zients share how a trip to South Africa inspired them to start Connect & Care, a non-profit mobile app that allows users to browse, learn about, and donate to 25 designated nonprofits from all around the world.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP79: 4 Simple Steps to Empower Your Child Change the World Apr 30, 2019

What specific steps can you take to guide your child toward being a changemaker?

In this episode I sum up the insights I gained from this month’s Changemaker series, by providing 4 simple steps that any parent can use to help connect a child’s interest toward making an impact in the world.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP78: How Parents Can Plant the Seeds of Entrepreneurship and Changemaking Apr 23, 2019

Sixty percent of tomorrows jobs do not exist today.

Social problems are outnumbering the solutions.

In a world where change is the only constant – children need to practice changemaking and families play a crucial role in making this happen.

In this episode 4 of our Change Maker series, Vipin Thekk of Ashoka offers strategies of what parents can do to plant the seeds of entrepreneurship and changemaking.

Enjoy!

Tameka

EP76: How a Young Changemaker is Changing Lives in Kenya through Dance Apr 09, 2019

When Sophia Andrews was 13 years old, she took a mission trip to Kenya and fell in love with the country and the people.

That first visit lit a spark in Sophia so much so that she has made it her life’s mission to improve the lives of kids in Kenya using the expression of dance.

In this episode, Sophia shares her journey of becoming a changemaker.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP75 How A Teen is Getting Books into the Hands of Kids Who Need Them Apr 02, 2019

Meagan Warren is a 15-year- old young change-maker. When she was 11, she noticed that there were a lot of kids who did not have access to books, not even at their schools. She discovered that “book deserts” communities where those living there have fewer than 10 books in their home, exist all over. She sought to change that and launched Books for Bedtime an organization that has donated more than 83,000 books to kids.

EP74 How a Spelling Bee Champion Built a Company to Help Others Become Champions Mar 26, 2019

Shobha Dasari loves words. She is a three-time competitor in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. She and her family have taken their love of words to create a company that helping other kids become master spellers.

Enjoy the episode,

Tameka

EP73: How to Give Your Teens Financial Control Without Losing Your Mind Mar 19, 2019

A few years ago I came across the book, "Capitate Your Kids" by Dr. John Whitcomb.

In the book, I learned an ingenious way to give my kids financial control and empower them to make wise financial decisions.

In this episode, I give you a peek inside how I'm implementing this strategy with my son.

Enjoy!

Tameka

EP72: Simple Strategies to Teach Your Kids Financial Common "Cents" Mar 12, 2019

Shante Nicole is the founder of Financial Common Cents where she teaches financial literacy and simple common-sense strategies to better manage your money.

In this episode, she give some great tips for parents to teach kids about managing money.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP70 How a High School Student Helps People Remain Safe Online Mar 05, 2019

Kyla Guru observed that there was a lack of cyber security education for kids as well as adults.

To fill this gap, Kyla launched a national non-profit, Bits and Bytes Cyber Security Education, which she started as a freshman in high school.

Today as a junior in high school, Kyla’s organization offers curriculum and workshops for individuals between the ages of 5 and 95.

Enjoy,

Tameka Montgomery

EP70: Shark Tank Winner Reveals Powerful Success Strategies for Young Entrepreneurs Feb 26, 2019

Shaan is the founder and CEO of PrepExpert, he successfully secured an investment from billionaire Mark Cuban, he’s the author and co-author of several books and he obtained is medical degree and MBA within one year of each other.

When you consider what Shaan Patel has accomplished so early in life, you to wonder is he a genius, lucky, or just a hard worker.

In this episode Shaan shares his strategies for success which young people can use to succeed in any venture they choose.

Enjoy the episode,

Tameka

EP69 How a Shy Student Launched a National Business Pitch Competition Feb 19, 2019

Nicholas Benavides was a junior in high school when his frustration with the extracurricular business competitions led him to start his own.

Today, Blue Ocean Entrepreneurship competition has grown from 12 local high schools to a national effort with more than 500 registrations from 23 states. Nicholas shares his entrepreneurial journey and how it led to his own personal discovery of what he’s capable of doing and overcoming.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP68: 4 Weeks to Launch: How LaunchX is Preparing Teens for the Real World Feb 11, 2019

Are schools effectively preparing kids for the real world?

Young people have drive and passion that can be expressed now! Laurie Stach of LaunchX is helping kids harness their drive to launch real companies through a 4-week summer program.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP67 How an 11-Year-Old Girl is Providing Help to the Homeless Feb 05, 2019

Khloe Thompson is an 11-year-old who has a heart for helping those who are suffering. When Khloe was 8 years old, she was moved to act when she saw a homeless woman on the street. Khloe decided to help in a way that she knew how; by providing handmade bags that included toiletry items. Today, Khloe is a social entrepreneur and philanthropist, helping people in need across the globe.

You don't want to miss this episode.

Tameka

EP66 How a Young Man with Down Syndrome Co-Founded A Million-Dollar Sock Business Jan 29, 2019

As John was finishing his last year of school, he observed that the options for individuals with differing abilities were very limited. At that moment, he declared that he wanted to go into business with his father. John’s love for crazy socks became the inspiration and motivation behind their company, John’s Crazy Socks. Two years later, John is the co-founder and Chief Happiness Office of John’s Crazy Socks, a million- dollar e-commerce business.

You're going to love this episode,

Tameka

EP65: How a 13-year old is Building a Candy Empire while Promoting Healthy Teeth Jan 22, 2019

After a visit to the bank, when her father said no to the banker’s offer of a lollipop, seven year old Alina asked the question, “Why isn’t there a candy that’s good for you?” Her frustration with this problem, motivated her to find a solution and the creation of her candy empire, Zollipops.

Listen to her story!

Enjoy!

EP64: How to Help Your Kid Develop an Attitude of Yes Jan 15, 2019

Are you struggling with a kid who always leans towards the negative? Negative thinking can be a hindrance to forward action, and if it’s not put in check early, it can also become a habit. Dr. Willie Jolley, author and motivational speaker offers practical strategies parents can use to help kids develop a “Yes Attitude”.

Enjoy the episode,

Tameka

EP63 How a High School Sophomore's Business Saves the Moms Jan 07, 2019

In this episode, 16 year old Danielle McNerney shares how her mother's fight against cancer launched her on a journey to becoming a teen chef and entrepreneur.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP62: How to Parent Bravely and Raise Brave Kids Dec 18, 2018

Courage is not the absence of fear, rather it is taking action in the presence of fear.

In this episode, guest Margie Warrell shares insight on how to encourage kids to step out of their comfort zones and live bravely.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP61: Strategies to Help Your Child Overcome Procrastination Dec 04, 2018

Are you struggling with a child who constantly procrastinates? In this episode we speak with Dr. Joanne Foster, author of “Bust your Buts” and “Not Now, Maybe Later”, and an expert on motivation and procrastination in young people.

This is a great episode.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP60: How a Young Inventor’s Idea Won Over Shark Tank’s Mr. Wonderful Nov 27, 2018

Tripp Phillips was given a choice: write an essay or come up with an invention. Honestly, what nine-year-old really wants to write an essay? He decided to try to invent something; but where and how to start? In this episode we talk with Tripp and his father Lee about his innovative solution to a common challenge experienced by kids playing with Legos.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP59: How to Help Your Child Connect with Her Purpose Nov 20, 2018

We live in the “selfie generation”; with a prevailing attitude that it’s all about me. This perspective is absent of the idea of that we exist to make a difference in the world, that we don’t just exist for ourselves. An entrepreneurial mindset in rooted in having a strong sense of purpose. What is purpose? Our guest, Nathan Shaw describes it this way, “Passion is purpose revealed”. Nathan is the founder of Youth Empowerment Project and works with hundreds of youth annually helping them to explore that passion on their journey to discovery of their purpose.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP58: How to Help Your Teen Come Up With A Business Idea Nov 13, 2018

I’m often asked, “What business should my kid start?” My response often begins with, “It depends…”

In this episode, our guest offers great strategies to help parents guide kids toward this discovery.

Julie Frieswyk is an educator, innovation enthusiast and program manager of the Diamond Challenge, a global entrepreneurship competition for high school students. Julie offers a peek inside their process of teaching young people how to be observant, with a traveler’s mindset, to recognize potential business opportunities.

Enjoy the episode,

Tameka

EP57: Why Changemaking is the New Literacy Nov 06, 2018

The only constant is the rapid exponential change that’s happening. Success is being able to thrive in this changing world. Mentor Dida, senior intrapreneur at Ashoka, shares thoughts on how to help young people find the power inside of themselves to create change for themselves and for others.

Listen now!

Tameka

EP56 Teen Starts Organization that Gives Hope to Homeless Youth Oct 30, 2018

As a freshman in high school, Alisha Zhao saw that there was a lack of services focused on helping homeless youth reach their potential. In this episode, she shares her journey as a social change agent, who addressed a need by starting a student club and grew it into a viable organization.

Enjoy the episode.

Tameka

EP55: Enjoying the Sweet Smell of Success Oct 23, 2018

Chloe, Sophie and Lily are sisters and business partners. At the ages of 5, 7, and 9 they launched, Sweet Bee Sisters selling lip balm made from bees wax. Nine years later the business continues to be a success, giving them financial independence while gaining essential tools for life.

Enjoy the episode,

Tameka

EP54 How Young People Can Make the Impossible, Possible Oct 16, 2018

Amara Leggett is a 17-year old entrepreneur, blogger, speaker and author who graduated from high school and completed her associate’s degree one week apart. In this episode she offers advice to young people on how to develop a strategy to make the impossible, possible.

You will be amazed at the advice she offers.

Enjoy!

Tameka

EP53: Cultivating Creative Confidence in Kids Oct 09, 2018

Kids are naturally creative. However, experiences within and outside of our control may affect their confidence in their creative ideas. Sally Madsen, a design thinker and instructor at the Stanford D. School offers advice on how parents can help children build creative confidence.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP52 How to Raise a Biblical Young Entrepreneur Oct 02, 2018

What distinguishes a biblical entrepreneur from any other entrepreneur? Patrice Tsague founder of the Nehemiah Project, offers advice to Christian parents on how to help their kids have an integrated view of their faith and their businesses. &n

EP51 Lessons Learned from the Children's Business Fair Sep 25, 2018

In this episode we mark our 1-year anniversary of launching the podcast with a conversation with our three boys to hear about their experience participating in the Montgomery County Children’s Business Fair.

Enjoy the episode.

Tameka

EP50: How a Teacher Introduced Design Thinking to Encourage Creative Problem Solving Sep 17, 2018

Middle school instructor Jason Vest believes learning should challenge mindsets while also being fun. He set out to transform the classroom experience by introducing innovation, entrepreneurship, and design thinking to his students to equip them to creatively solve problems.

His students love it! You should hear what he's doing.

Check it out,

Tameka

EP49: How to Create the Space for Creativity in Your Family’s Busy Life Sep 11, 2018

What does it mean to be creative? For the entrepreneurial mindset, it means being able to solve problems in a new way. Monica Kang, author of “Rethink Creativity” expands our perspective on what it means to be creative and she offers strategies on how parents can make room to foster creativity within our children.

Enjoy the episode,

Tameka

EP48 How to Raise Your Child with a Changemaker Mindset Sep 04, 2018

Motivated early by a need to see change, Mary Pat Hector was just 10 years old when she began advocating for social justice. By age 14 she had joined the staff of National Action Network. Today she is the National Youth Director of NAN and a rising senior at Spelman College. Compelled to change the political power structure, she recently ran for elected office as the youngest woman and person of color to run for a city council seat in Georgia. While she lost by only 22 votes, she learned so much about herself and her future in politics.

One of her favorite quotes:

“IF you see a problem, don’t be afraid to solve it”

You will enjoy this episode.

Tameka

EP47 How a 12 Year Old Shark Tank Contestant is Helping Other Young Entrepreneurs Get Started Aug 28, 2018

Motivated by a desire to purchase an expensive lego kit, Jack Bonneau set up a lemonade stand at a farmer’s market. That summer he earned $2,000 in revenue and netted $900 in profit. But more than the money, he started an entrepreneurial journey that has taken him into the Shark Tank and on a mission to support other young entrepreneurs.

Enjoy the episode

Tameka

EP46 How 12 Year-old Mason, turned a Shark Tank Disappointment into a College Business Opportunity Aug 21, 2018

Mason Wright may be only 12 years old, but he’s set his sights on attending Morehouse College. With the support of Morehouse College President, he’s set up a hot dog cart on Morehouse’s campus to earn money and save for college.

Mason’s Super Dogs merges his love of hot dogs, super heroes and making money.

You will enjoy this episode.

Tameka

EP45 Lessons from a Natural Entrepreneur: How at the Age of 10 Brett Earned $3000 Without Lifting a Finger Aug 14, 2018

While we know there is no entrepreneurship gene, Brett Bernstein showed early signs of having an entrepreneurial mindset.

At 10 years old he identified an opportunity that allowed him to earn $3,000 in a single weekend! Listen to learn the top 5 skills kids must learn to be entrepreneurial.

Wait until you hear his story!

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP44 How a 9-Year-Old Recycling Advocate is Building a Business while Saving the Planet Aug 07, 2018

Ryan was just 3 years old when he declared that he had a recycling business. Now 6 years later, the business is still going strong and now he’s a passionate advocate for keeping the environment clean.

He’s raised more than $10,000 to support marine life and has generated more than $40,000 in profit for his business.

You're going to LOVE this kid.

Check it out,

Tameka

EP43 How This 9-Year-Old is Raising Funds to Travel to Japan Jul 31, 2018

Kemery Oparah is a young girl with a mission! Kemery loves all things Japanese and she wants to visit Japan to experience it all. However, with a price tag of $10,000, Kemery decided to start a business to raise the funds to take her entire family to Japan

Enjoy the episode!

Tameka Montgomery

EP42 An Inspiring Conversation about Pursuing Passion with Marcus Johnson, Musician, Entrepreneur, & Father Jul 24, 2018

Marcus Johnson is a father, an accomplished jazz musician and entrepreneur. His entrepreneurial journey began when he was a kid, encouraged by his parents to forge his own path to pursue the things he wanted.

The song “God Bless the Child Who Has His Own”, he hates it. Wait until you hear why.

Enjoy the episode.

Tameka

EP41 From “Dollar Chores for Sale” to “The Mini-Mogul Club”, Grandmother and Grandson Share Their Journey Jul 17, 2018

Cynthia Frazier has supported her grandson Izaiah’s entrepreneurial journey since he was 8 when he launched Dollar Chores for Sale. Now at age 14, Izaiah and Cynthia are helping other young entrepreneurs on their journey.

Izaiah was just been named, 30 Under 30 for the California 47th Assembly District.

Enjoy the episode,

Tameka

EP40: A Teen’s Conversation with Homeless Women Ignites a Fervor to Start a Movement Jul 10, 2018

Nadya Okamoto was just 15 years old when her family experienced a brief period of homelessness. During that time, Nadya began speaking with other homeless women, and asked a simple question: “What’s most challenging about your living situation?” The response ignited within her a fervor to help homeless women deal with a common occurrence.

Enjoy the episode!

Tameka

EP38 Encouraging Out-of-The-Box Thinking with an Innovative Board Game Jun 26, 2018

Kim McGrigg has spent years coaching kids to think outside the box. Merging her interests in problem solving, entrepreneurship, and games, Kim created a fun and interactive game to encourage people young and old to be creative thinkers.

Enjoy!

Tameka

EP37 Teaching Kids How to Use Empathy to Create Great Solutions Jun 19, 2018

Marc Steren is a father, successful entrepreneur, and instructor of entrepreneurship. He has been wildly successful teaching high school and college students how to build their own successful businesses.

In this episode, he shares how teaches his students how to use empathy as the starting point to connecting with their customers.

Listen and enjoy.

Tameka Montgomery

EP36: A Mother’s 19 Year Journey Raising Entrepreneurial Leaders Jun 12, 2018

Marcella has hit a key milestone. After eighteen years of raising a community leader and entrepreneur, her youngest child has graduated high school. Marcella shares her insight on how raise entrepreneurs who are leaders.

If you want to learn how to raise a leader, then you need to listen to this episode.

Enjoy,

Tameka

EP35 Keys to Being a Young Entrepreneur Living Purposefully & Impacting Others Jun 05, 2018

Gabrielle Jordan is an author, speaker, and owner of Jewelz of Jordan and she’s 18 years old. Her passion for jewelry making began at 7 years old, now eleven years later she has built a successful luxury jewelry brand while also impacting the lives of other young entrepreneurs. Listen as she shares her story of shaping a life around doing what she loves.

This is an incredible young lady. You have got to hear her.

Enjoy the episode,

Tameka

EP34 Why Problem Finding Is More Important Than Problem Solving May 29, 2018

Did you know that most adults are not engaged in their work and most students are not engaged in their schoolwork?

Gary Schoeniger founder of the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative (E.L.I.) discusses this and shares his ideas on how to connect learning with a compelling future.

Gary also shares the story of how one Dad made a different decision that caused his son to go from being a “lazy” video gamer, to becoming an empowered entrepreneur.

You will enjoy this episode.

Tameka

EP28 How Parents Can Give Their Kids The Courage to Grow Apr 17, 2018

Laura Sandefer co-founder of Acton Academy and her son Charlie, co-Founder of the Acton Children’s Business Fair share their journey of learning and letting go to grow.

You will enjoy this episode.

Tameka

EP27: The Executive Functioning Skills that Every Kid Needs Apr 03, 2018

Michael Delman shares strategies on how parents can help their children develop key executive function skills to be more effective and get things done.

Enjoy the episode,

Tameka

EP26 17-Year Old Social Entrepreneur and Nutrition Activist Shares How She's Making Life Her Teacher Mar 27, 2018

Haile Thomas discovered her life’s work early. At 8 years old she began a journey toward healthy eating. Nine years later, she is the founder of a social enterprise and she is helping young people around the world eat and live healthier.

Fear in the passenger seat, not the driver’s seat of your life.

Wait until you hear how she has decided to take on her own education.

In this episode, she has a great message for entrepreneurs, both young and old.

EP25: How a 13 Year Old Turned a Bad Hair Experience into a Global Hair Product Company Mar 20, 2018

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

EP24 Cultivating a Growth Mindset with The Big Life Journal Mar 13, 2018

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

EP23 A Conversation with Teen Entrepreneur, Author, & Bakeologist Ashalah Wright Mar 06, 2018

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

EP22 Preparing Young People for the Future of Work Feb 27, 2018

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

EP21 7 Easy Steps to Help Your Kid Build Confidence with Selling Feb 20, 2018

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

EP 20: Helping Teens Change their Mindset and Discover their Entrepreneurial Interests Feb 13, 2018

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

EP19 How a 10-Year Old She-E.O. is Building a Bomb Business Feb 06, 2018

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

EP18 Avoiding the Quarter Life Crisis with the Quarter Life User Manual Jan 30, 2018

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

EP17 How Acton Academy is Re-imagining What School Looks Like Jan 23, 2018

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

EP16: How A Child’s Passion for Socks Ignited a Family Business Jan 16, 2018

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

EP15 The ABCs of Helping Your Kid Start Young Jan 09, 2018

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

EP14 Key Entrepreneurial Traits to Help Your Child Develop Jan 01, 2018

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

EP13: How A Mother’s Desire to Raise a Compassionate Kid Led to the Start of a Social Venture Dec 19, 2017

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

EP12 How One Teen Took Action to Tackle Teen Hunger Dec 12, 2017

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

EP11 Helping Your Kids Discover Their Passion Dec 05, 2017

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

EP10 How a Young Entrepreneur Flips Street-wear for Profit Nov 28, 2017

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

EP9 5 Questions to Answer Before Investing Time & Money in Your Child’s invention idea. Nov 21, 2017

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

EP8 How a Mother-Daughter Duo Invented a Product to Solve a Common Problem Nov 14, 2017

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

EP7 Easy Ways to Get Your Child Excited about Business Nov 07, 2017

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

EP6 How to Be Your Child’s Entrepreneurial Mindset Coach Oct 31, 2017

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

EP5 How Power, Money, Wealth and Success Work Oct 23, 2017

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

EP4 Guerrilla Parenting Oct 16, 2017

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 Oct 09, 2017

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

EP2 Creating a Financial Education Roadmap Oct 03, 2017

In this episode, Tameka Montgomery speaks with Clint Greenleaf. He shares a powerful way to begin teaching your kid financial responsibility.

Ep 1: Are Entrepreneurs Born or Made? Sep 22, 2017

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

Prologue to Raising Entrepreneurs Sep 22, 2017

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 leaders, other parents and young entrepreneurs to discover strategies that she and you can consider using.

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