5 Reasons to Start a Children's Creativity-Focused Business
Helming a kid-centered company can help the next generation, (and your bottom line) thrive.
Many businesses centered around fostering creativity in children are run by entrepreneurs that have a heady history of their own.
Little You founder and entrepreneur, Christina Guo, says of studying at the Ontario College of Art & Design (OCAD) University: “[I learned that] children at age 5 have the greatest capability for creation. Their creativity scores are at 98% and, as they grow up, that score drops to 2% by adulthood.”
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