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In this conversation, Ruth Rogers interviews Naomi Agyekum, the founder of Kids Deziah Business, a social enterprise aimed at teaching entrepreneurship to young people aged 7 to 17.


Naomi shares her journey from being a child entrepreneur to creating a business school that empowers youth with essential skills like budgeting, saving, and creativity.


The chat highlights the impact of Kids Deziah Business on young entrepreneurs, the challenges faced during its establishment, and the importance of fostering a spirit of giving back to the community.


Naomi's personal reflections on motherhood and her own entrepreneurial journey add depth to this story, making it an inspiring narrative about resilience and empowerment.


Follow Kids Deziah Business on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kidsdeziahbusiness/

Follow Naomi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatkidbusinesswoman/

Bread pudding recipe (but don't forget to grate the bread!)


Chapters


02:06

Naomi Adjikum and Kids Desire Business

05:47

The Journey of Kids Desire Business

08:49

Teaching Vital Life Skills

11:35

Challenges and Growth of Kids Desire Business

14:36

Success Stories and Impact

17:35

Community and Family Involvement

20:12

Reflections on Entrepreneurship

22:13

Final Thoughts and Future Aspirations


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