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How To Be A Kidpreneur...


Reading Makes You Ready There are lots of games and playing to be done inside and out, but smart Kidpreneurs know that taking time out to read every day is important.


Even though reading isn’t high tech, it’s one of the best ways to use your brain. When you watch TV, you’re watching something entertaining. The parts of your brain that TV engages don’t require active thought. Training your brain to analyze and problem solve is a skill you’re going to need to be successful.


Reading helps you to imagine, visualize and think


diff erent – and thinking diff erently is what being a Kidpreneur is all about. Kidpreneurs see problems diff erently. They look at things the way they are and imagine ways they can be better. Reading prepares you to think that way! It teaches you lessons through stories, vocabulary for life and the power of focusing your attention. Did you know that the most successful Entrepreneurs in the world all love to read? Probably because they know that reading now makes you ready for the future.


Make sure you take time to read everyday. It’s never too early to be ready with the knowledge that comes from books!


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