Lemonade Stand Picture Book

Teaching kids how to think like an entrepreneur

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Teaching kids how to think like an entrepreneur

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In a world where it is no longer enough to remember facts for a test, or learn how to be something for life, Lemonade Stand is a kids picture book, designed to teach 6 to 8 year olds entrepreneurial thinking, in order to better navigate this brave new world.

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Launch tags:Kids•Startup Books•Education

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I've been working in the space of early stage innovation for about 8 years now, whether with startups, corporates or kids 9 to 12, as part of our Lemonade Stand workshops. We had so many parents asking us whether we had anything for even younger kids, and so I decided to write this book for 6 to 8 year olds, in order to start teaching them key life and business skills like resilience, adaptability, collaboration, testing your ideas and more. The book has been endorsed by the likes of Adam Grant, Brad Feld and Scott Anthony!

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6yr ago

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🍋🙌 Do you explain what a surplus is?

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6yr ago

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@sgoudie So fitting! Thx for sharing Sam.

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6yr ago

I love this! This definitely reminds me of those stories of kids in elementary school running their own businesses selling soda and candy to other kids and making a fortune.

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6yr ago

a fantastic book really. she can very cool influence on the consciousness of the child! the book is intended for an 8-year-old boy. And you didn't mention Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" for a reason! I think this is the next book worth reading in a teenage period, and that's why https://phdessay.com/free-essays... there is a super essay posted on the service with an analysis of this work. You will be able to understand why this is so important for the new generation of children.

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5yr ago