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Here is a picture and article about Myles Houghton, a 5 year old entrepreneur who has clearly taken the concept of the lemonade stand or car wash to a whole new level. There are so many great aspects to his money making venture that I don’t know where to start. But the idea of a pedal powered smoothie stand just has to tick all of the boxes. Good on you Myles, you are a legend in my mind and I see a great future for you in the entrepreneurial world.
In this TED video clip, Cameron Herold talks about his own experiences growing up as a child entrepreneur and he shares his views on what teachers and parents need to do to teach and encourage children to persue their entrepreneurial dreams.
On May 28 there is going to be a great event in Melbourne called the KPI. It’s all about becoming a “Key Person of Influence. There is a really relevant event for entrepreneurs and as I am going to be one of the presenters, I guarantee it will be a fantastic day with plenty of excellent information.
It’s about how shifts in media and technology are allowing small ventures of 1-5 people to lead their market, and successfully compete with ‘big corporate’. The focus is on helping entrepreneurs, freelancers, consultants and ‘corporate escapees’ build their brand, raise their profile and become dominant key players in their industry.
It’s the organisers first time launching this in Australia, so tickets are free, but limited.
These are the topics and the speakers. The event brings it together in an overall strategy that is proving to be incredibly powerful. You can learn more, and book your free tickets by clicking here [BOOK HERE]
“The Art of the Perfect Pitch”
Ian Elliot is the architect of the Optus ‘YES’ campaign, past chairman of Australia’s most successful advertising agency, highly respected pitching expert, and the author of “Stop Bitching, Start Pitching”.
“Get Published”
Andrew Griffiths is Australiaʼs most successful small business author. His 10 best-selling books are sold in over 50 countries around the world and heʼs a genius at helping people position themselves as thought leaders in their industry.
“Develop a Product Strategy”
Marc Johnstone is a globally successful entrepreneur and business strategist based in Silicon Valley. He sat on the board of Bank of San Francisco, did 5 years in PwC and has built and sold his own businesses. Better yet, he’s an Aussie!
“Raise your Profile”
Sally Romano: is a maverick PR expert. The BRW recently ranked Publicity Queen (the agency she founded in 2002) as one of Australia’s top 5. In leveraging PR for rapid growth, she is simply brilliant.
“Create Joint Ventures & Partnerships”
Daniel Priestley is a best-selling author and successful international entrepreneur. He specialises in helping small business owners leverage powerful partnerships to scale their business.
As you can see, itʼs quite a line up of speakers and as you can imagine, the event is just superb
for anyone who has even the slightest entrepreneurial spark.
If you want to have the keys to earning great money in your chosen business, then I suggest getting to this event!
To get Anthony Robbins and Richard Branson at the one event is a unique experience, let alone a pile of other inspirational people. This event is being held in Sydney in September and I think it is well worth attending. Tickets are reasonably priced. Just click on the banner below for more information.
Here is an interesting take on the concept of innovation. Enjoy, it is quite thought provoking.
Andrew Griffiths