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Paul Richardson
Founder,Author, workshops,..It started with a $52.00 Pizza.We take an innovative approach to money and learning: Enjoyable, fun and engaging. E-solutions too.
Young folks who understand basic money principles are more apt to start a business
Alot of stuff happening..Had some great one to one's this week. Networking is fun and beneficial.
Spoke w/ a few people interested in my 'cash camp' for kids coming.
Would also like to salute all the troops around the world.
Went to the gym trying to walk off the turkey from last week. If only it was just turkey!
The 52 Pizza, a breakthrough book is coming. For parents, practical, humorous and so chuck-full of timely info.
Parents. Does your teen need a money-makover? http://www.richcreditdebtloan.com/signs-t...
Don't bet against America. http://www.mainstreet.com/slidesh...
Some good questions to ask ourselves? http://www.mainstreet.com/slidesh...
Check this out...The video clip @ the bottom, from a teenager. If she can..right!http://hubpages.com/hub...
Parents..what has worked for you..in terms of educating your kids about $
Spoke w/ a parent and said is 5 years old too early..No.. Start teaching our young folks at an early age.
One of the biggest questions I get..are about allowance. Hot topic, everyone has their view.
Years ago. Had a former high-school student pay 52 bucks for a pizza, didn't understand credit. It was time to do something about it.
Coming soon. The 52 Pizza, great reviews, " a solutions book' for parents. A breakthrough piece that puts in plain, user-friendly language.
Just looking around..it pretty obvious we can really only rely on...ourselves.
Our youth really need practical, everyday experiences w/ $. Practice and more practice.
Parents..what has worked for you..in terms of educating your kids about $. What tips have worked?
Salute to all the single-parents out in Twitterland.
Parents..what has worked for you..in terms of educating your kids about money?
Spoke with a parent, she thought her child was being taught basic money management in the schools. No
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