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Starting A Business When You’re Young Is A Good Idea

April 7, 2022 by Sylvia Scott Leave a Comment

Starting A Business When You’re Young Is A Good Idea

Contributed By Nicola Reid; nreid@business4today.com

 

 

Teen Girl Entrepreneurs

Why Starting a Business When You’re Young Is a Good Idea

Nowadays, starting your own business doesn’t mean that you need to be in your 20s and upwards to come to grips with what it’s all about. In fact, there are more and more entrepreneurs in their teens that are making a success of it. Here, the Girls’ C.E.O Connection discusses why starting a business when you’re young is a good idea.

You’ll Learn The Value Of Time

The art of learning and mastering time management is something that even seasoned entrepreneurs struggle with. That said, if you can learn this lesson sooner rather than later, you will be very thankful for being disciplined many years from now. You’ll know that you maximized your time as best you could.

 

You Can Determine What Hours You Will Work

Life as a new entrepreneur can be very exciting. After all, you have only yourself to answer to, and you can pretty much set your own hours as you would want them to be. This is exactly the reason why many entrepreneurs choose this path in the first place.

 

You’ll Learn How Money Works

There’s no better experience than real-life experience when running your own business. Of course, learning all the ins and outs of how a balance sheet and income statement works is a little intimidating, but eventually, you’ll learn how income and expenditure work together with real-world examples as you grow into your title of new business owner.

You’ll Be Financially Self-sufficient

Most teens nowadays crave financial independence, yet few know how to achieve this status. Starting your own business is one way to become self-sufficient. Moreover, as a woman, the extra cash will no doubt come in handy because of the higher-than-average cost of basic essentials.

 

Best Practices To Learn Your Way Around

As far as starting a business goes, there will be a few lessons worth taking note of beforehand and, of course, as you go about building your business.

Do What You Love

This is a phrase that is often heard, but it could not be truer in reality. Because, if you don’t love what you do to start off with, your business will start to feel like more of a drag than a joy. And it’s exactly this sort of passion and enthusiasm that will keep you motivated in the long run, rather than starting a business just to make a profit.

Create Achievable Goals 

In the beginning, it can be easy to overshoot our business goals because we are overenthusiastic about achieving them. However, it’s better to set realistic goals that are in fact achievable, rather than setting yourself up for failure because your goals were just too unrealistic from the get-go.

Marketing Your Business

Here, you’ll want to aim to use a variety of marketing platforms to get help get the word out about your new business. Digital marketing is excellent and necessary if you want to market your business to a global audience. However, there is still a place for more traditional types of marketing too.

For example, if you want to leave prospective clients with something tangible to remember you by, then a business card is a great example of the type of marketing tool that is likely to leave a favorable impression on them for some to come. Furthermore, you don’t have to spend a fortune on these as you can design your own personalized business card with pre-made templates. Here, you could customize the finer details right down to the color scheme, font, text, and images you want to use to ensure your brand really stands out.

Popular Business Examples For Female Teens

Most teens nowadays have the ingenuity and technical know-how to start almost any type of business. Nonetheless, how are a few examples of businesses that teenage girls are gravitating towards:

Sell Homemade Soap

Making your own is a great idea if you are creatively inclined. Plus, you’re likely to turn over quite a decent profit if you get the raw materials for cheap.

Teach Art

If you are skilled at creating artful masterpieces, you could use this skill to teach others to do the same. Again, this type of business doesn’t require much startup capital and is an excellent way to start making some serious money simply by using your knowledge and expertise.

Start a Gift-wrapping Business

If you love making gifts look extra pretty for special occasions, you could help take the load off of busy parents who simply don’t have the time to do so or that don’t have the skill to do it as elegantly as you can.

Start a Baking Business

Creating specialty cakes or cupcakes is still trending despite growing competition. So, if baking is something you love to do to pass the time, starting your own baking business could be the ideal business for your artistic baking skills.

In Summary

Starting a business when you’re young is a great opportunity to get a head start in life as far as building up wealth. With the mindset and desire to make it happen, you’ll be on your way!

 

Contributed By Nicola Reid; nreid@business4today.com

 

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