10 niños emprendedores que hicieron sus sueños realidad

The Inspiring Stories of Young Entrepreneurs

Introduction to Young Entrepreneurs

• The video introduces the concept that age does not limit the dream of entrepreneurship, showcasing stories of young individuals who have achieved success at a very early age.

Success Stories of Young Innovators

• A 10-year-old started a business creating healthy treats for dogs, motivated by concern for pet wellness. With help from his mother and funding from a TV program, he grew his business to six figures.

• At just six years old, Core and Nieves began selling hot chocolate in their neighborhood before launching a cookie business. They secured financing through television exposure, leading to sales of up to 50,000 cookies annually.

• Marcha and Martin became Hollywood's youngest actress and producer at 14. She starred in "Black Eyed" and produced films while earning her first national advertisement at five.

Tech Entrepreneurs Making Waves

• By 12, an entrepreneur opened a tech company after self-studying design. At 18, he became a millionaire with his company valued at $3.5 million employing around 100 people.

• Nick created the app Sable at 17, which was later acquired by Yahoo for approximately $30 million. He continues to innovate in technology while studying computer science at Oxford University.

Innovative Ventures in Childcare and Apps

• At just 12 years old, No One Dins founded a company connecting families with caregivers. By 2015, it reported revenues of $375k; she was recognized as one of Fortune's innovators under 18.

• At age 15, Ben Pasternak launched his first app called Flow with funding support from investors. This app allows teens to buy second-hand electronics from friends on Facebook.

Unique Products and Social Impact

• Kate and Anima aimed to produce supplements for horses' stomach health between ages 13 and 14. Their project won recognition at an exhibition where they showcased their products.

• Liana Archer started her hair product line using a family recipe at eight years old. She also established an education foundation focused on helping underprivileged children in Haiti.

Conclusion: The Future is Now

• A young boy began his YouTube channel at eight years old discussing games that resonate with peers; this venture highlights how children can create impactful brands today.

• The video concludes by emphasizing that these young entrepreneurs are not just the future but are actively shaping society now through their innovative ideas and businesses.

Thank You and Farewell

Closing Remarks

• The speaker expresses gratitude towards the audience, thanking them for their attention.

• A friendly farewell is offered, wishing viewers a good time until the next video.

• The tone is casual and warm, indicating a positive relationship with the audience.

• The speaker implies that more content will be available in future videos.

• The closing statement emphasizes a sense of community and connection with viewers.