2 Bros in the Kitchen: These Texas Middle School Brothers Run a Bakery to Help Charities While Taking College-Level Courses
Shane and Nigel Mushambi are only 12 and 13 years old but they run their own baking business, 2 Bros. In the Kitchen. They bake everything from cakes for special events to sweet treats to honor people in the community and they give back to charity. They even have written their own book “Beyond the Kitchen” (click here to find out more about their book and to purchase) to inspire people that they can overcome their mistakes in life to rise up and reach success. These brothers are so inspiring and remind us that you’re never too young or old to start a business and make a change in your community and the world.
About 2 Bros In the Kitchen
2Bros. in the Kitchen! Well our name tells you a lot about us. We are two brothers cooking in one kitchen and we’re taking on the baking industry. Don’t let our age fool you. We are qualified geniuses who are combining our love for science, math and cooking and masterminding some out of this world desserts.
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Dare Dreamer Slime Biz Kits In Action: Teaching Kids Entrepreneurship Through Hands On Fun
DreamerENT’s founder and host Julene has been doing a workshop tour presenting the power of entrepreneurship to kids and youth. One of the themes of these fun events is starting a creative slime business. The kids in attendance had lots of fun designing their own slime and coming up with a business plan to make money from their passions. Click here to contact us to bring these workshops to your school or event.
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Dream Bigger: Motivational Entrepreneurship Workshops for Kids, Youth and Adults
It’s never too early or too late to dream bigger! I’ve enjoyed the past few weeks doing workshops and classes on Dreaming Big, entrepreneurship, creative careers like acting, filmmaking and the arts to inspire kids and youth to open their hearts to the kind of dreams they can delve into even right where they are – they don’t have to wait till they’re adults to dream and live big.
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The kids I’ve worked with have been writing scripts and filming their ideas, coming up with business ideas, dreaming up careers they’re passionate about and it’s so awesome to see how excited they get hearing stories of people who dream big, invent new creations and break open paths that are beyond what they’ve seen before.
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The same goes for us all – dare to dream beyond what’s normal and expected – you may be someone who blazes a trail that others are waiting to walk on to reach their unique calling. Dream, live and love for a greater purpose and inspire those young and more seasoned around you to do so as well!
The book I’m reading to the kids in this pic is Bessie Queen of the Sky by Queen Girls Publishing – they’re turning stories of real bold women into fairy tales. They recently came out with new books in their series – check out QueenGirlsPublications.com to preorder their new collection!
Want me to come out to speak to a group about entrepreneurship, dreams, arts and embracing your creativity? Contact me by clicking here.
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Katelyn Ohashi’s Gymnastics Dance Routine Amazes and Inspires
I love how gymnastics sensation Katelyn Ohashi inspires us to dance and be free to be ourselves. On Good Morning America she addresses her past insecurities about her body image in an original poem. She says, “I am my own size and no words or stares will make me compromise.”
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Letitia Wright Inspires Young People To Pursue STEAM and Engineering With Real-life Heroes from Shell Eco-marathon
Letitia Wright who starred as the engineering and technology mastermind and little sister in Black Panther inspires us to pursue careers in STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) through her work with Shell. Check out one of the short films from the series above.
Yesterday we officially opened this years #makethefuture #shellecomarathon 2018! Proud of these amazing engineers who took their cars on the track!
Watch their stories in the link below.
It’s pretty amazing – https://t.co/hBYaOF9zDX #ad pic.twitter.com/68BYxpwuhn— Letitia Wright (@letitiawright) July 6, 2018
This short film brings together breakout star Letitia Wright – whose recent on-screen characters have inspired a world-wide movement of youngsters gaining interest in STEM, and Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE – social entrepreneur, co-founder of STEMettes, and the youngest ever girl to pass A-level computing at 11 years old. Together, they shine a light on the journeys of four students preparing for this year’s #shellecomarathon.
To champion women’s role in helping to find more and cleaner energy solutions, Shell is teaming up with well-respected female role models and #shellecomarathon students from the UK, to encourage more women to pursue STEM careers and #makethefuture
Shell Eco-marathon is a global competition for students who are passionate about developing innovative mobility solutions. The programme aims to inspire young people to become science and engineering leaders of the future. The challenge for students competing in Shell Eco-marathon is to design, build and drive ultra energy efficient vehicles.
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