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Topic: When Did Your Entrepreneurism Start?
Topic Link: http://www.evancarmichael.com/Forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2426

This Entrepreneur Forums discussion group was actually started a couple of years ago by a young entrepreneur. There are a number of posts made by forum members over the past two years and they are all very interesting!

For example:

– Dallas Crilley, the original poster from 2008, talked about his book, Kidpreneur: Genious Ways For kids To Pay Their Wai Through College.

– Yinka Taiwo talks about organizing parties and concerts when he was young.

– Kevin Lee sold commics and collectibles when he was nine or 10 years old.

– David Hurley would sell sandwiches from his lunch to other students!

– A couple of us talked about our lemonade stands.

– John Henning started selling things in his mid-teens.

Read the complete posts about each of these, and more, in the Entrepreneur Forums discussion thread, here:

http://www.evancarmichael.com/Forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2426

So, my IM faceplate friends, when did YOUR entrepreneurial activity start?

Post your stories, experiences and comments here in this IM faceplate discussion thread.

Hello, Friends:

When DID your entrepreneurial interests begin to take shape?

When you were a child ... a teenager ... in your early adult years?

Or were you a later bloomer, first taking care of your family before eventually turning your attention to a home business or some form of marketing?

Please share your story with us here in this IM faceplate discussion group! :-D

As a kid, my first foray into the world of entrepreneurship involved a neighbourhood lemonade stand, as posted in the Entrepreneur Forums discussion thread, noted above, and at this link:

http://www.evancarmichael.com/Forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2426

As an adult, I responded to one of those old "Kitchen Table Profits" ads in tabloid magazines and got involved with "envelope stuffing" programs.

Hey, IM faceplate members, what's YOUR story?

GT :-)

Hello, Friends:

Still looking for your stories:

How, when or where did you first take an interest in business, marketing, sales or any form of entrepreneurial activity?

Please share your stories here.

GT :-)

Just a note to some of you who started your entrepreneurial activity later in life:

It's okay to share your stories here, too! The purpose of sharing is to inspire and encourage others, so rest assured that your story WILL be appreciated by other IM faceplate members.

Some people can trace their entrepreneur roots back to their childhood.

Others were busy with jobs or professions or taking care of their families or loved ones. They didn't have the time or energy to pursue any other interests they may have had.

But once their kids were grown, or they retired from their careers, or simply reached a point in their life where they wanted a change . . . then they started looking into home business and Internet Marketing opportunities.

Is that YOU? If so . . . please . . . share your story here!

GT :-)

Hello, IM faceplate Friends:

While you are invited (and encouraged) to visit the Entrepreneur Forums to view the discussion comments there – http://www.evancarmichael.com/Forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2426 – I would also like to encourage you to post your experiences here in this IM faceplate group.

==> When did YOUR entrepreneurism start?

- When you were young? ... or

- Later in life?

- Because you were unhappy with your job? ... or

- After you lost a job?

Share your story here.

GT :-)

Hello, Friends:

It's been a few months since we've posted in this group. In that time, a number of new members have joined IM faceplate who may not yet have seen this group . . . so . . . I'm tossing out the question once again:

When Did YOUR Entrepreneurial Activity Start?

We'd love to hear your stories. Go for it!

GT :-)

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