Brave Heart Entrepreneurial Youth Camp

05/26/2021

Exposing your child to entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and investing early can result in a well rounded, savvy, sophisticated, brilliant child who grows up to one day be in a position to lookout for their parents. I love this clip from Black-ish because it embodies all of the above.

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After Bow (Tracee Ellis Ross) tried to explain basic finances to Diane (Marsai Martin), Bow finds Diane has sold the Beyonce doll she just bought -- a doll B...

05/10/2021

Advocating for Entrepreneurial development is nothing's new, however, for the sake of our children's future we can't afford to stop.

"Black entrepreneurship has meant opportunities for equality, equity and a vehicle out of poverty. Throughout the years, Black entrepreneurs have harnessed economic power to strengthen the Black community, create jobs and develop a voice to advocate for well-being of Blacks in America."

Jun 20, 2013
https://cbc.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=109 #:~:text=And%20historically%2C%20Black%20entrepreneurship%20has,being%20of%20Blacks%20in%20America.

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On June 17, 2013, Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) Members discussed the impact of Black entrepreneurs and small business owners in America and the supportive role of Congress.

04/16/2021

The Entrepreneur in Me: How Hakeem became an Entrepreneur. The book is designed to support cultivating your child's Entrepreneurial spirit early through building their business vocabulary.

Parent Tip: Support and encourage your child's curiosity by letting them explore their environment with your watchful hawkeye, however, dont stifle their natural desire to learn about the world they live in. Be there and prepared to answer their many many questions. It is equally important for you to expose them to a variety of healthy experiences that support their full development.

04/14/2021

There has been movement for years across this country encouraging entrepreneurial development for our children and youth. There is plenty research to support why doing so is important. The United States Congress knows this for sure. Check out the legislation that was recently introduced by the Congresswoman from New York. These are the actions and steps that matter especially for Black and Brown children and youth.

Summary of H.R.5253 - 116th Congress (2019-2020): 21st Century Youth Entrepreneurship Act

04/13/2021

If you're lucky you may find a good Youth Entrepreneurship Education program operating in your community, but most of our children and youth, especially Black and Brown children have little or no exposure or access to any type of entrepreneurial development. This makes it even more important for parents to be proactive in helping their child develop entrepreneurialy. Keeping in mind that doing so is rooted in preparing your child for success by ensuring they are equipped with 21st century skills.

So, if a program is not readily accessible to your child, as a parent you can at least provide your child with an early advantage by helping them learn the language of business and building their business vocabulary.

Purchase a copy of, The Entrepreneur in Me: How Hakeem became an Entrepreneur to start your child on his/her entrepreneurial learning journey. You will have a child who one day will be not only prepared to start and operate a business but better able to navigate this business oriented society.

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04/08/2021

TEACHING YOUR CHILD HOW TO THINK ENTREPRENEURIALLY EARLY

Cultivating an entrepreneurial mind-set in your children is critical to their future wellbeing. The way our society has evolved and continues to evolve is a clear indicator that your child will need entrepreneurial skills to sucessfully thrive. It’s been said that in the next few years more than 40% of the American workforce will be freelancers, part-timers, contract workers, or otherwise self-employed. It will not matter what your kids grow up to do, they’ll need an entrepreneurial skill-set in order to do it well.

The Entrepreneur in Me: How Hakeem became an Entrepreneur is all about preparing your child to not only think like an entrepreneur but speak the language of an entrepreneur by building their business vocabulary. Grab your copy today on Amazon using the link below:

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04/05/2021

The success of our children depends on how well they develop social skills which are tied to their intellectual ability. Children can be taught from an early age to positively and respectful interact and communicate with people.

Despite the idea that many adults hold that children should stay out of grown folk conversations; healthy adult conversations can have a positive impact on a child's social skills. Good social and communication skills will greatly improve their entrpreneurial experience. Try having your child sit in on conversations between their parents and other adults, listen, and ask questions. Be sure to take a balanced approach not every conversation is for a child.

Try incorporating the business vocabulary words from the book, The Entrepreneur in Me: How Hakeem Became an Entrepreneur into your next conversation to help your child development the language and skills to fully function in this business oriented society. You can purchase a copy of the book on Amazon at the link below:
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03/31/2021

Teaching children early how to become entrepreneurs, really means helping them see how their ideas can help them take control of their own destiny, rather than taking their first job and when it changes and goes away, they are left to deal with it and hope they can find a new one.

One of the many great benefits as a parent in exposing your child to entrepreneurship is the opportunity to learn things they may never learn in school — whether it is simply putting up a neighborhood lemonade stand, launching a landscaping business or developing a new app — your child will learn about budgeting, saving, spending and investing.

Give you child the advantage they deserve. The Entrepreneur in Me: How Hakeem Became an Entrepreneur is a good first step and foundation that builds your child's business vocabulary. Grab your copy today, available on Amazon at the link below:

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03/26/2021

Think back to your childhood and reflect on how much you could have benefited from being exposed to entrepreneurship as a child. If you actually were exposed to it, think about how much it has helped you become the person you are today. There is tremendous value in being involved in entrepreneurial activities during a child's early years, as a parent you would only be equipping your child with necessary skills and an alternative mindset for them to create a happy, healthy, and prosperous life.

Start building your child's business vocabulary by purchasing your copy of, The Entrepreneur in Me: How Hakeem Became an Entrepreneur. Available on Amazon, click the link below:
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03/25/2021

10 Effective Ways To Teach Your Kids About Entrepreneurship

1. Inculcate financial literacy from the get-go.

2. Inform a keen sense of observation and self-drive.

3. Encourage an attitude of exploration and inquisitiveness.

4. Teach goal setting and planning.

5. Urge team work.

6. Reward personal initiative and high quality work.

7. Impress on kids to learn when failing.

8. Bolster effective communication skills.

9. Support giving back to society.

10. Lead by example.

The Entrepreneur in Me: How Hakeem Became an Entrepreneur is a good first step designed to help cultivate your child's entrepreneurial spirit by building their business vocabulary. You can purchase a copy on Amazon via the link below:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08X5ZC8X2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_73JBZZ8AFX53ZWRBY5XD

03/14/2021

We regret our extended absence and look forward to reconnecting soon as we build out our new educational platform. However, in the meantime we would like to introduce you to one of our newest products; a children's book written by our founder Mr. Ihkeem D Ma'at. The book is designed to cultivate your child's entrepreneurial spirit early by building their business vocabulary.

The Entrepreneur in Me: How Hakeem Became an Entrepreneur. You can purchase one for your child on Amazon. Click the link below:
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07/23/2020

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