059 – Teen Microbusiness with Carol Topp

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This is the podcast where we discuss success and innovation for teenagers. No spoiler alerts today, but if you are interested in teenagers getting a jump start, stay locked in here! On the podcast we discuss an alternative to our modern conundrum of how to keep teens engaged in meaningful education. Carol Topp is an Engineer turned accountant--I know that's an unusual shift. In the last few years, she has worked with many teens in her accounting practice, helping them structure what she likes to call a "microbusiness". The experiences and learning that occurs in a microbusiness can be a great catalyst toward adding significance to the otherwise "dry learning" teens dread. Let's find out more about Carol's experience and explore some new possibilities.