Dreamer ENT – Dream. Dare. Soar.

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You’ve gotta love the creativity and talent in China Anne McClain’s video Dynamite, from Disney’s show A.N.T. Farm. Tell us what you think of the video below:

Are you an aspiring young entrepreneur or already have a business that you’re running and would like to grow? Be sure to check out a free online event the Teen Business Summit, August 22-24, 2011.

This event is an awesome opportunity to get advice from successful entrepreneurs who started young like Guy Kawasaki, Juliette Brindak, and Matt Mickiewicz. Check out the promo video for the event above and visit www.teenbusinesssummit.com to learn more and to register.

More About the Event
Teen Business Forum is proud to host Teen Business Summit, which will be held on August 22nd – 24th on 3-hour blocks each day and will bring together entrepreneurs from several countries such as US, United Kingdom, Ireland, Nigeria, Australia, etc…and of various age groups to discuss how Teen Entrepreneurs can “Create A Better Future”.

The three day event will be conducted entirely online via Skype and streamed in 3-hour time blocks each day. Anyone in the world can tune into the Teen Business Summit website on those dates and be able to see the speakers present via online video.

Alyson Stoner recently visited the 2011 Vocal Boot Camp in California and gave the campers advice on singing and using their voices to inspire others. Watch the video below where she shares her experiences of learning to be comfortable in front of the mic, I love her honesty and passion:

“Over time now I’ve learned, thankfully, that my voice is not for me, actually its for others to hear, it’s for serving, it’s for pouring life and inspiring others, bringing hope, sharing truth…” – Alyson Stoner

The Midway Lemonade Girls turn a setback into a chance to give back…

This summer three Georgia girls decided to help their neighborhood beat the heat by starting a lemonade stand. Nicknamed the Midway Lemonade Girls, the three young entrepreneurs Kasity Dixon, Skylar Roberts and Tiffany Cassin, set up sale but not long afterwards had their lemonade stand shut down by police in their hometown because they didn’t have a business license.

The local Summer Waves Water Park heard about their story and invited the girls and their families to spend a free of cost day to cool down at Summer Waves. The Midway Lemonade Girls were named “honorary lifeguards,” and sold their famous lemonade to thirsty Summer Waves patrons on Sunday, July 31st. The Jekyll Island Authority staff also built the girls their very own lemonade stand for use at the park.

The girls have also used their setback to give back to the community. 10% of their proceeds at the park will go toward their hometown animal shelter, Liberty County Humane Shelter. Way to turn lemons (literally) into lemonade!

Above: The The Midway Lemonade Girls’ new stand at Summer Waves Water Park.