She had 14 jobs by the time she was 22 and started her own business -- wouldn't you love to know HOW her parents raised her to be so hard-working and industrious? Jodie Cook is passionate about entrepreneurship and helping kids develop entrepreneurial skills early. Her stories are SO encouraging, and I know you'll love listening to this one and just feel good about your parenting afterward. We discuss:* What Jodie's parents did to encourage independence for their kids, and how Jodie feels about that now* How "useful people" go about their day, and why they're the best people to hire* An entre-dad's strategy for helping his son find his own inspiration and how many parents get their kids involved in business* Whether successful people care about what others say about them, and how Jodie's parents raised her to be resilient in this way* The difference between entrepreneurial kids and kid entrepreneurs, and why the goal isn't just to encourage kids to start a lemonade stand* Can an entrepreneurial mindset and skills be taught in traditional school? * 6 keys to being a successful entrepreneur:* How cooking lays entre-foundations as well* How to build the value of work (even if your kids don't do chores)* Jodie's awesome message of hope for parents based on the many entrepreneurs she knows This interview will inspire and encourage you, and if you're anything like me, you'll have a short list of habits and routines to change in your home. I know I'm going to have my kids listen to Jodie's answer to the last question! Visit the Kids Cook Real Food eCourse and see how we teach children confidence in the kitchen: https://kidscookrealfood.comFind all the Kids Cook Real Food Healthy Parenting Connector videos at https://youtu.be/GVRq0m-Ehe4
