Children need that children enjoy their time as children. But at the same time, stood as they get older, they must learn how to make money and function in our society as a responsible adult.
In many cases, they find a job in "burger joint, where they learn how to listen to the coach, how to deal with the other, but then may have to abandon some leisure activities, exploration of time and time with the family. Great stuff, but enough of the challenge that many families are helping their children start their own business.
For what? Let's compare the lessons is learning your baby boomer in verses General Burger, start a business.
1. responsibility.
Burger joint: Yes, they learn responsibility. It must be shown to serve and do good work or your boss and co-workers will get mad at you.
Entrepreneur: taught as well as responsibility. Need to work hard, or you will not be paid.
2. the value of the dollar "burger joint": you know that time is money.
Entrepreneur: learn to be creative, and ownership of responsibility and hard work is money.
3. how to "market yourself burger joint: teaches you how to complete the application form and went for interview for marketing yourself. You can do it once and then you're ready.
Entrepreneur: you need to market yourself and your work continuously, if you want to make money.
4. Services ' burger joint ": service with a smile or a boss you may berate.
Entrepreneur: service with a smile or to not receive repeat business and reduces their income.
5. banking skills ' burger joint: you can learn how to collect a cheque and deposited in the Bank.
Entrepreneur: you can learn how to budget for advertising costs, taxes, expenses and weigh them against profits. Learn about depositing your income in the Bank and write checks to cover the costs. You know how it works.
As you can see, both options have advantages. In respect of which option you have selected? It is up to you and your child.
Monday, September 12, 2011
Lesson 5 will learn your children Start in business
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