Authorpreneur Dashboard – JJ Wenrich
Teaching Kids to Buy Stocks: Stories and Lessons for Grown-Ups
Business & Investing
It really does take a village! If today’s youth are tomorrow’s future, we the village need to properly equip ourselves in order to equip our youth for success. This book seeks to educate the general population in a way that can be passed on to younger generations for years to come. It’s adulting for all ages! It’s OK if you know nothing about stocks. J. J. is here to help fix that. He uses stories and lessons from his own life experiences to simplify the stock market and stock picking in a way that anyone can understand and teach. If you can understand the business concepts behind a lemonade stand, you’ll be able to understand these basics and teach them by the end of the book. No matter where you are in your investing life, you are sure to find this book to be both entertaining and educational.
Book Bubbles from Teaching Kids to Buy Stocks: Stories and Lessons for Grown-Ups
I grind, you grind
Sharing responsibility is not a bad thing. Life is a give and take and it's important to teach them as much. Learning balance from a young age is a gift that will keep giving.
The Annual Stock Market Game
Finding ways to engage and encourage kids of ALL ages to learn how to be smart with money is priceless! Financial literacy is among the hottest of topics today. However, we're busy and reading needs to feel like an escape, not another obligation. Here you'll learn the lessons you want and need but in an amusing and approachable way.
The $500 Challenge
I use stories like this from my own life experience to show you a beginners investing process that really all adults should know. I do what I can to avoid jargon but when I can't, there is a Nerd Word Alert to help. It's got plenty of humor to keep the heavy stuff light and lessons to help teach kids too. I wrote it with young adults and parents in mind, but it's quickly blowing up with teens. They seem to be passionate about the lack of financial literacy offered in school and appear to be taking matters into their own hands. Perfect summer reading and graduation gift.
