Last week, my kids asked me 2 questions that caught me off guard. 1. Is AI going to take all the jobs? 2. How can I make some money? I'll be honest. I didn't think my answers to either were all that good on the spot. What I do know is that the kids who figure out how to build something are going to be fine. Entrepreneurship at a young age teaches 3 invaluable things: - How to create value - How to learn from failure - How to figure out the right problem to solve So since I had been itching to get some more experience with Claude Code, this past weekend I decided to kill two birds with one stone and got some reps by building a tool to help my own kids start something up. In under 3 hours, 'Lemonade' was launched. The url is exactly what I hear my kids ask on a regular basis. It gives you 5 real business ideas, calibrated to what you actually have. Then it builds you a complete plan. Pricing, first customer script, weekly routine, and a checklist to get your first dollar as soon as possible. It won't do the work for them. That's intentional. If you've got a kid at home who's restless, curious, or just bored, try it out. Worst case, they spend 10 minutes thinking about what they're good at.

Lemonade

Helping young entrepreneurs start real businesses

Helping young entrepreneurs start real businesses