Starting a business at a young age can have numerous benefits for entrepreneurs, including gaining valuable experience and skills, creating financial independence, and fostering personal and professional growth.

However, there are also unique challenges that young entrepreneurs may face, such as limited resources and credibility in the business world. Overcoming these challenges can inspire a younger generation to pursue their own entrepreneurial dreams.

One of the biggest benefits of starting a business at a young age is the opportunity to gain valuable experience and skills. Young entrepreneurs are often more willing to take risks and try new things, which can lead to a greater understanding of what it takes to succeed in the business world.

Starting a business at a young age can also provide a valuable learning opportunity for future careers, as entrepreneurs must learn to manage finances, market products or services, and build and manage teams.

So, with that, I want to introduce you to Lucy Carter-Vale.

Lucy’s a young entrepreneur who started LMA Studios, a dancing school, at the age of twenty.

She runs her business completely solo and has so many amazing ideas to grow the dancing school into an extraordinary success.

She’s going to share her incredible story and inspire you to think about what options are available also for your children, if they want to start their own businesses one day.

Today you’re going to learn:
1. The highs and lows of being a young female business owner
2. Being open-minded that every day is a learning-day
3. Inspiring the next generation by example
4. The different views of success and what it means to you & your children.

Show Notes: https://henriettedanel.com/what-it-looks-like-to-start-a-business-young

Now I promise you that if there’s one question I get all the time, it’s how to put up your prices.

And I love this question, because this will be the exact moment where you discover the real meaning of value.

But as soon as you put your prices up, imposter syndrome kicks in and you wonder if anybody will buy from you – so you end up putting your prices down again, right?

I’ve seen this happen more times than I can count, but the problem starts with your own clarity and the value you offer.

I show my clients how they can put up their prices, so that it’s aligned with them and showcases the value they offer authentically.

And on top of that, how you can easily sell your packages even at the increased price. And if you can even talk to my clients, they will confirm it is possible because they’ve done it too.

But, I didn’t want to be the only one to share this with you, which is why I want to introduce you to Jan Cavelle.

Jan’s a semi-retired entrepreneur, sales expert and author.

With so many years of experience, I was delighted to interview Jan and wanted to share her tips with you here today.

Today you’re going to learn:
1. The difference between price and value
2. What people fail to understand about selling
3. Why you shouldn’t give discounts to first-time clients
4. What can kill your sales potential.

Show Notes: https://henriettedanel.com/what-is-the-sweet-spot-between-price-and-value