Many young people choose service businesses because they are less costly to start than ventures in which they have to sell manufactured products and tie up funds by storing inventory. This work can range from car washing or painting to computer programming. In fact, the PC may turn out to be one of the biggest money-making tools. The products that can be marketed on the Internet are endless. One easily identifiable group of products is information, such as recipes and books.
Some kids have no hobbies to translate into businesses.
Even though they have no ideas, they would still like to explore entrepreneurship. For those kids, here are a few ideas that most young people from 12 to 18 can start on their own. It's up to you as the parent to decide whether your children are old enough to handle the businesses they would like to start. The ventures discussed here are actually being implemented by young entrepreneurs across the country. Helping the elderly.