6-year-old Kendall Rae Johnson is making history as Georgia's youngest certified farmer.
An entrepreneurship program gave Denard Smith his first push.
(Entrepreneurs) — Face it. Nothing will go as planned. Ever. Failure is inevitable. Your world will be flipped upside-down on a daily basis, and even the best-laid plans–accompanied by the best intentions–can go belly-up. Read More…
(Entrepreneur) — Face it. Nothing will go as planned. Ever. Failure is inevitable. Your world will be flipped upside-down on a daily basis, and even the best-laid plans–accompanied by the best intentions–can go belly-up. Read More…
(Star-Telegram) — With teen unemployment at a staggering 25.7 percent among 16- to 19-year-olds nationally, go-getter teenagers may think that starting a business is a sure way to make spending money or save for college. But Bushinski said it’s a lot of work: “It seems that you would just hop into the truck and sell […]