You're in. Nine lessons, roughly an hour in total, and everything you need to start turning ordinary afternoons into the moments that shape how your child thinks. Watch in one sitting or one lesson a night — it works either way.
The world your child will work in doesn't exist yet. This opening lesson explains why entrepreneurial thinking has quietly become the most transferable skill you can give them — and why waiting until university is waiting too long.
Ask your child: "What's something that annoys you every day?" Don't solve it. Just listen. That complaint is the seed of every business ever started.
Before your child changes, you do. This lesson covers the single shift that changes how you respond when your child brings you a half-formed, slightly ridiculous idea — and why your reaction in that moment matters more than any lesson you could teach.
Next time your child says "I want to make…", replace "that won't work" with "how would you start?" Watch what happens to their face.
Children forget what they're told and remember what they build. This lesson explains why experiential learning sticks, and how to structure small hands-on challenges that teach far more than any explanation could.
Give your child a real task with a real outcome — planning Saturday's dinner within a budget. Let them make the calls. Let them get it slightly wrong.
Creativity isn't a personality trait — it's a practice with techniques you can teach. This lesson gives you concrete idea-generation exercises that work at a dinner table, in a car, or on a walk.
Pick any household object. Challenge your child to invent ten new uses for it in three minutes. Terrible ideas count — that's the point.
Aristotle described it. Elon Musk rediscovered it. It's the method of stripping a problem back to what is actually true and rebuilding from there — and children are naturally better at it than adults. This lesson shows you how to protect that instinct instead of educating it away.
Take something your child accepts as fixed — "school starts at 8" — and ask "why?" five times in a row. You'll both be surprised where you end up.
The step where theory becomes real. A step-by-step walkthrough of running a genuine mini business at home — small enough to finish in a weekend, real enough that your child feels the weight of every decision.
Pick one product or service your child can deliver in a single afternoon. Let them set the price. Let them keep the money. Both matter.
The mini business will not go perfectly. That's not a problem — it's the entire lesson. Here's how to handle the moment it goes wrong so your child walks away more willing to try again, not less.
When something fails, skip "never mind." Ask instead: "What would you do differently next time?" Failure becomes data, not identity.
Collaboration, communication, critical thinking, adaptability — every school mentions them, few actually teach them. This lesson shows how entrepreneurial practice builds all four at once, without a single worksheet.
Have your child explain their idea to someone outside the family — a grandparent, a neighbour. Explaining it out loud is where the thinking sharpens.
You now have the mindset and the tools. But most children want to go further than a weekend project — and there's a limit to how far any parent can take them alone. This final lesson is about what happens next, and how to keep the momentum going once the webinar ends.
Everything in these nine lessons works. But you'll hit a ceiling — the one every motivated parent hits. Your child will want a real business, not a weekend project. They'll want people their own age who take ideas as seriously as they do. And they'll want to keep going after the enthusiasm of the first month wears off. That's what Kid Startupper was built for.
You can now ask better questions, encourage ideas properly, and turn everyday moments into real lessons. That never stops being valuable.
Your child builds a founder profile, a real business, and a global network — guided every step by Andrew, their own AI mentor. Not videos they watch. Things they build.
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