Young Entrepreneurs

At only 10 years of age, our co-founder Mirabella came up with the idea of creating programs that could teach kids ab...

It’s summertime. Not only is it summer, but it is also National Ice Cream Day tomorrow so we’re going to have some fun with this blog. In this blog, we will be sharing a simple three-ingredient ice cream recipe that you and your child can use as the jumping-off point for their budding ice cream empire!

We may desire social equality, but that is unfortunately not always the case. There is still inequity between different groups of people that clouds our society, which also extends to finance and small business ownership. Today, we will highlight two of the most potent issues that minority business owners face.

Have you ever thought about starting a small business? Now, in that process, how did you come up with ideas for what to offer as an entrepreneur? Here are three of the most in-demand freelance skills to use as the basis of your small business.

As parents, we’re sure you already know that it’s important to set your children up for success in every way you can. What we need to be paying more attention to than we do now, however, is setting our children up for success as leaders. This blog will set out to give you a few tips on how to empower your kids to lead.

Entrepreneurship is hard. No matter if you are an entrepreneur by choice or by circumstance, a venture into entrepreneurship takes careful planning and consideration to ensure success. Here are the top three mistakes we believe any entrepreneur should avoid going into their journey.

More people than ever have ventured into the world of entrepreneurship since the first quarter of 2020. If you are considering that path for yourself or believe that your child may consider such a path in the future, here are Explorer Hop's five financial hacks for entrepreneurship.

Purpose Drives Performance. You must keep telling your young entrepreneurs this before they go to bed every night. In all seriousness, knowing why you are doing what you are doing is key in entrepreneurship and, at Explorer Hop, we want to tell you why that is the most important lesson your child can learn right now.

With entrepreneurship becoming increasingly prevalent in modern society, especially as a function of the need to make money with Covid-19 compromising so many businesses and jobs, it is likely that an increasing number of children will grow up wanting to explore such avenues for themselves.  Here are Explorer Hop's five classroom activities that can help you turn your students – of all ages, although some activities are more appropriate for certain groups than others – into the entrepreneurs of tomorrow. 

How wonderful is the idea of being an entrepreneur?  Wouldn’t you want that for your students the same way you may have wanted that for yourself or are living out that dream now?  If you believe, like we here at Explorer Hop do, that all kids should be exposed to the wonders of entrepreneurship early in their development, read on to see our three ways to foster an entrepreneurial mindset in your classroom.

Entrepreneurship is becoming more popular than ever and in case your child is one that will at least have a strong desire to explore the potential of being an entrepreneur, we want to help set you and your child up for success. Read on for our four key steps to take when helping your child launch their small business.

We might have just turned the calendar over to the new year a few days ago but, unfortunately, it looks like Ontario is going back, in a lot of ways, to earlier stages of the pandemic – especially as it relates to your child’s education. It was just announced that students would not be returning to classes until at least January 17th, 2022, meaning that children will be forced to learn online while parents all across the province need to readjust once again to ensure their children will be supported academically during this period. Let us tell you about the online programs we have at Explorer Hop to solve your problems as Ontario shifts back to stage 2.