grandie j is at it again
this time it’s pop-up slushie stand
raising money for a boy shed
a clubhouse for him and his friends
lots of work, lots of fun
lots of choices on the treats n’ eats menu
riding off on bikes to drum up business
lots of happy customers
all the employees had rainbow tongues
(it’s important for them to like their own product)
great business, great profits
off to a great start.
“whenever you see a successful business, someone once made a courageous decision.”
-peter drucker
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What a great idea! I love slushies!
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Me too!
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Rainbow tongues a true indicator of a tasty treat … !!
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Yes, no disguising it
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All the best to him.
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He’s certainly motivated
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😍👍
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Let me know if they decide to take the company public, I want to get in on that IPO. At that age, a clubhouse is about as cool as it gets. Great post, Beth!
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It’s a great cause and I’ll keep you posted
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love the entrpreneurial spirit. they will enjoy the boy shed even more because they earned the money to build it.
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yes, all of the adults agree )
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👍
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Quite an entrepreneur. A colorful menu with fancy names. Knows a customer will always purchase something with a catchy handle.
Who wants to buy a plain old slushy when you can sip a Sunset Rest or a Pink Dragon?
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exactly! when i was there, one of the young customers said he figured out why the ‘4th of july’ and ‘sunset rest’ we so named, as in the colors of syrup used to make the slushie. i didn’t even notice that )
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good luck to his business for the day.
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it went very well, which i think will lead to more days
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How wonderful summer can be for those willing to open exciting new businesses. This is so much fun. And naturally one must always sample the product to make sure it’s just right. :)
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quality control )
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The curiosity and drive of your grandies thrills me, Beth.
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they never fail to surprise me –
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😊
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))
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Quite the entrepreneur! I think that’ll carry over into the rest of his life. Way cool!
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yes, I’m sure of it, he’s been doing things like this since he was quite young
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Great idea (and I love the title of your post:)
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thanks, it seemed like a good match
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Yes!
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“JDogg.” I love that!
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his nickname and a perfect fit
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that grandson is quite the budding entrepreneur :)
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he’s always got something in the works –
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Entrepreneurship at it’s finest….wonderful; and the drucker quote is spot on.
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yes, to all of that )
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I love all this. Brings back a lot of memories of my “business” experiences as a child. It all starts with a dream. Isn’t it fun to see him so excited?
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yes, so fun to watch him and remember that feeling –
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Wonderful post, hope we follow each other.
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Brilliant! I wish I could have been there to sample one. And so true – quality control is important 😁
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it’s a part of any good business )
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Awesome!! I love entrepreneurial kids!
Blessings! ♥♥
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yes, I love their spirit
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JDogg’s initiative is impressive!
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he’s a little man of action! )
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I love the entrepreneurial spirit. This is such a sweet post!
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thank you –
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What a great idea! Entrepreneur in the making :)
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He is!
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