In one hour they walk out with
We’re Rushil and Kashni, and we run businesses of our own. Give us an hour and we’ll help your kid work out one of theirs.
$50. Ages 7 to 13. All online.
The workshop
Your kid picks something they’re already into, like slime or football cards or baking. We help them work out who would buy it and what to charge. By the end they can explain their business to you in a sentence.
Kidpreneur Lab Workshop
$50once
An hour with both of us, live. Your kid brings something they like and we do the rest.
Changed your mind? Full refund up to 24 hours before.
Afterwards
Kidpreneur Starter Lab
If they want to keep going there are four more sessions, and the $50 you already paid comes off the $149.
We’ll email you about it after the first session.
Three tracks. Everyone starts in the first one, on the day of the workshop.
01
From idea to business in four sessions
Live, small-group workshops with Rushil and Kashni. Find a real problem, work out the money, make something, and pitch it.
02
Idea to first customer in eight modules
The main journey. Find a real problem, build the smallest real thing, and sell it to a real person.
03
Make people notice what you built
Brand, flyers, posts and a launch plan, so the thing your kid made actually gets seen.
Kids pick these up in Founder HQ as they go.
Idea Sparked
Locked in your first business idea.
Customer Detective
Named the one person your idea is for.
Money Maths
Worked out your costs, price and profit.
Named It
Gave your business a name and a message.
First Dollar
Made your very first real sale.
First Pitch
Pitched your idea out loud to the group.
Ten Deep
Logged ten sales.
$100 Club
Earned one hundred real dollars.
Spoke Up
Shared with the group at least twice.
Session One
Finished a whole mini business concept.
Between us we started building at seven and nine. It turns out kids listen a bit differently when the person teaching them isn’t that much older than they are.
Mentor
Rushil
Founders School, New York
Rushil started a first business at nine and has built several since, including Youth for Yoga, which is kids teaching kids yoga. Now at Founders School in New York, where the actual coursework is building companies. In sessions Rushil takes the money side: what a thing costs to make, what to charge for it, and whether it holds up as a business at all.
Mentor
Kashni
Brand, social and marketing
Kashni has been building things since the age of seven and co-founded Youth for Yoga. In sessions Kashni takes the brand side: what a business gets called, what it looks like, and how anyone finds out it exists. That is usually the part kids get stuck on.
Not ready to book? Tell us about your kid and we’ll write back.