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I started off the New Year with a delivery to Hope of the Valley, an organization dedicated to serving people experiencing homelessness through emergency shelters, food distribution, outreach, and long-term support programs across Los Angeles. Their work provides resources, dignity, stability, and hope to those who need it most.

Thank you to everyone whose support and contributions made this possible, you are the reason moments like this can happen. There’s no better way to begin the year than by giving back, showing up for the community, and setting the tone for a year rooted in compassion and purpose. 🤲🏼

I am so excited to announce that I have written a book. KickStart Your Business & Have More to Give Back was created to build on the BizSense 4KIDS sheets and take them even further. My goal was to make sure youth all around the world could access these resources anytime and anywhere, not just in a classroom setting.

I published the book through Amazon KDP, and I am incredibly happy to finally share it with you. The book is interactive and designed for young readers ages 5 to 18, meeting them where they are and encouraging them to think creatively, confidently, and with purpose. More than just learning how to start a business, readers are invited to imagine how their ideas can grow into something meaningful and give back to their communities. To purchase: https://a.co/d/gn06kpb

The link to buy is also in our Instagram bio and website. 💕📖

I created two BizSense 4KIDS guides to make learning entrepreneurship feel simple, practical, and actually doable. The first guide is a BizSense Crash Course on Starting a Business, designed as a big-picture introduction. It walks students step-by-step through what a business really is, how to explain their idea clearly through an elevator pitch, and introduces key business terms they’ll hear again and again. It also breaks down important concepts like loans, investments, and startup costs in a way that feels approachable instead of overwhelming, giving young entrepreneurs the confidence to talk about money and ideas like real founders do.

The second guide is more hands-on and action-based. It focuses on turning everyday household items into real products, helping students think creatively about what they can make, price, and sell. This guide walks them through materials, costs, pricing, and profit, then ties it all together with a simple business plan. Together, these two BizSense guides balance big ideas with real ex*****on, showing that starting a business isn’t just a concept, it’s something you can actually do.

I'm always proud to bring our glam to the field💜. Kids love feeling they can have fun helping others, while bringing serious results. If you have an event you would like us to come to, all we ask is for 2 months notice to work around our busy schedules.