Young Entrepreneur Supporters Pillows

Smith and Son Financial Services. (Son in playpen behind desk).

Robot Parts $5

Selling lemon latt�

'Call for you on the cream corn line.'

"Jill Hamster's entrepreneurial disaster"

Lemonade Inc.

$1: Family Secrets

'It's okay. We'll just push our retirement plan back a bit.'

A child runs an equity stand.

"Mom, will you help me take down my drawings? I'm selling my catalog."

MUM! No one wanted to buy my cowpats

'The school. My counselor told me to make the most of it...'

"He's quick with the birds and bees stuff, but then comes the bulls and the bears..."

"May I skip the usual Show & Tell and try to hustle some merch?"

"There are the arts, the sciences, agriculture, and commerce. Stick with commerce, if you know what's good for you."

'I've been coming to Kindergarten every day for two weeks!-- When do I get paid?'

'I'm sorry, sir, but our happy hour doesn't start for another fifteen minutes.'

"I don't have time for piggy banks. Can't I just buy an ATM?"

'I'm going to teach you the value of a dollar invested.'

'My piggy bank charged shaking fees.'

Boy in toy car talking on phone.

A young boy sits behind a lemonade stand with a sign that reads "Lemonade 25¢ - Jay Antosh, Chief Executive Officer".

"Dad, if you give me a fiver, I'll explain the Lisbon Treaty to you."

"I'm Bobby. If you like the lemonade, perhaps you'd like to invest in the 'Jimmy's Lemonade' franchise, listed in NASDAQ..."

"It's the new way of turning lemons into lemonade."

"What I did on my summer vacation and how I optioned it to Miramax..."

"Getting good grades isn't enough, son. You also need to bring in new clients."

Kid selling lemonade has a picture of the founder: himself

'I know about the birds and the bees. Can you tell me about making a bundle trading derivatives?'

"We can't pay mom back for all these lemons...lets declare Chapter 11!"

"My money just worked a little harder today, Ms. Sims."

"Dad since my pocket money isn't index linked, you've forced me to have to renegotiate."

"No, Dad. All this belongs to me right now. I acquired it in a hostile takeover."

"He just talked me into giving him a 200% raise in his allowance. At least we don't have to worry about him not succeeding in business when he grows up."

'I guess we should have expected a seasonal slump.'