The kids who do best in life are often not the ones who succeed the fastest. They're the ones who figured out, early, that a bad result is a question, not a verdict, and who learned to keep working until they had an answer. Kids reviewing sales results in an entrepreneurship education for kids classroom activity I've watched this happen in classrooms across the country. A slow sales day, a product pitch that lands wrong, a customer who walks away without buying anything. Every one of those...

If your kid is heading back to school this fall, there's a decent chance their state now requires a personal finance class to graduate. 39 states do as of 2026, up from 21 in 2020. The catch is what "requires" means, because some states mandate a full standalone semester (ideal) and others fold these financial lessons into another class (not great) and count it the same way. In both cases, back-to-school this year might come with a personal finance education your kid didn't have a few years...

Young CEO Squad was interviewed and featured in ValiantCEO, a national publication for entrepreneurs that reaches more than 100,000 monthly readers. The article spends real time on a popular question: how do we prepare kids for a future no one can fully predict? The answer running through the piece is that entrepreneurship skills like resilience, adaptability, critical thinking, and problem-solving hold incredible value no matter how technology changes, and those are the muscles real...