The sweet independence of being your own boss is what entrepreneurship is all about. That's why kids and entrepreneurship is such an excellent match. It practically comes natural to them.
First Entrepreneurship skill to be cultivated; Resilience
Allow kids to express emotions and maximize their feelings and help them work along their negative feelings to positive ones.
Second Entrepreneurship skill to be cultivated; Innovation & Creativity
Let them play, it's when kids play that they engage all of their creative energies.
Third Entrepreneurship skill to be cultivated; Industriousness
Build independence by giving kids the responsibility for getting things done. Adults should lead by example and reduce or nullify their own time wasting habits.
Fourth Entrepreneurship skill to be cultivated; Curiosity
Encourage them to start new hobbies and pursue their interests no matter how impractical. Try having tech-free outings with your kids to museums and activity centers.
Fifth Entrepreneurship skill to be cultivated; Self Confidence
Encourage their opinions and give them opportunities to make decisions. Even if it's not what you do, let them make choices and learn from experience.
Sixth Entrepreneurship skill to be cultivated; Optimism
Try to share positive stories and inspirational talks with your kids and encourage positive thinking.
Seventh Entrepreneurship skill to be cultivated; Sharing & Caring
Encourage kids to help out around the neighborhood, Improve charitable instincts and promote becoming a part of a continent than an island.
Most parents have a strong resistance to promote or encourage their children to be entrepreneurs due to the perceived social recognition and interpretation that entrepreneurs are less educated and acknowledged than professionals or government servants because traditional professions such as being a doctor, lawyer, engineer or accountant are still widely considered to be more secure and stable. Therefore the perception among the masses of the role of an entrepreneur in society must be given more publicity as technology, literacy, success stories, case studies and overall awareness about the benefits of being an entrepreneur should be shared far and wide, only then we can consider the entrepreneurial culture of the country will begin to expand and develop in the future.
Sharpening a child's entrepreneurial skills will equip them with the skills necessary to tackle a limitless future. Therefore dear parents help your kid, your siblings kids, your kids in the neighborhood to develop and enhance their entrepreneurial skills to become an entrepreneur.
To be continued...









