10 KID ENTREPRENEURS
Young People Who Proved Age Is Just a Number
Most people think entrepreneurship starts after college. Some think it starts after years of experience. These young entrepreneurs proved otherwise.
They identified problems, created solutions, and built successful businesses while most of their peers were still focused on homework and extracurricular activities. Their stories remind us that innovation has no age requirement.
1. Mikaila Ulmer
Founder of Me & The Bees Lemonade
Started at Age 4
After being stung by bees twice, Mikaila became fascinated with their importance to the environment. Inspired by a family lemonade recipe that used honey, she launched Me & The Bees Lemonade. Today her products are sold nationally while helping raise awareness about bee conservation.
CEO Lesson™
Turn challenges into opportunities.
2. Alina Morse
Founder of Zolli Candy
Started at Age 7
When offered candy at a bank, Alina asked a simple question:
"Why can't candy be good for your teeth?"
That question led to the creation of Zollipops, a healthier candy company sold in thousands of stores.
CEO Lesson™
Ask better questions.
3. Moziah Bridges
Founder of Mo's Bows
Started at Age 9
Moziah loved bow ties but couldn't find styles he liked. With help from his grandmother, he learned how to sew and launched his own bow tie company. His business eventually gained national recognition.
CEO Lesson™
Your passion can become your business.
4. Cory Nieves
Founder of Mr. Cory's Cookies
Started at Age 6
Cory began selling hot cocoa and cookies in his neighborhood. That small idea grew into a premium cookie company featured across the country.
CEO Lesson™
Start small. Think big.
5. Ryan Kaji
Founder of Ryan's World
Started at Age 3
Ryan began creating toy review videos with his family. His YouTube channel eventually grew into one of the largest children's brands in the world.
CEO Lesson™
Content can become a business.
6. Isabella Barrett
Founder of Glitzy Girl
Started at Age 6
After appearing on reality television, Isabella launched her own jewelry and fashion line. The business generated millions in sales.
CEO Lesson™
Build a brand people remember.
7. Leanna Archer
Founder of Leanna's Hair Essentials
Started at Age 9
Leanna created natural hair products inspired by family recipes. She built a successful beauty brand before becoming a teenager.
CEO Lesson™
Solve problems within your community.
8. Fraser Doherty
Founder of SuperJam
Started at Age 14
Fraser learned jam-making from his grandmother. Using her recipes, he built a company that eventually sold products through major retailers.
CEO Lesson™
Family knowledge can become a business opportunity.
9. Ben Pasternak
Founder of Flogg
Started at Age 15
Ben taught himself coding and launched mobile apps while still in high school. His success led him into the startup world and eventually Silicon Valley.
CEO Lesson™
Technology creates unlimited opportunities.
10. Robert Nay
Creator of Bubble Ball
Started at Age 14
Robert taught himself computer programming and built a mobile game that reached millions of downloads.
CEO Lesson™
Learn valuable skills and use them to create value.
What Do These Entrepreneurs Have In Common?
Different backgrounds. Different industries. Different ages. But they all shared several important traits.
They Solved Problems
They saw something that needed improvement.
They Took Action
Ideas alone don't create businesses. Action does.
They Kept Learning
Every entrepreneur developed new skills.
They Didn't Let Age Stop Them
None of them waited for permission.
They Created Value
They built products and services that helped people.
The Zeus Takeaway™
At Zeus Boss Kids, we believe every child has the potential to become a builder.
You do not need:
- ❌ A certain age
- ❌ A business degree
- ❌ A large budget
- ❌ Years of experience
You do need:
- ✓ Curiosity
- ✓ Creativity
- ✓ Courage
- ✓ Persistence
- ✓ A willingness to solve problems
Zeus CEO Challenge™
Look around your home, school, or community.
What problem do I see every day?
What business could solve it?
Write down three ideas. One of them could become your first company.
Building Tomorrow's CEOs Today™
Zeus Boss Kids
Build. Lead. Innovate. Anchor.
