Do You Have a Business That Is Homeschooled?

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Sally Kohn: I opened my gift store when I was 23 and a half somewhere in that range. She says she had nannies come in to work for her because they were bored, then offered employees the option of bringing their babies in. "I learned business because it was around me," said Kohn who fostered three children before starting her own company. 'Don't send them off to play. Get them involved'

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1. It’s not about what you’re doing, it’s about who you’re being. As business leaders, how you show up is going to make a difference.

2. We have a choice around what kind of life we want to create for ourselves. There’s power in what we decide and choose to do with our lives.

3. Exposing your children to your businesses is a gift. It gives your children more education than anything at school. Get them involved.

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