Elon Musk sold his first computer game at age 12. Warren Buffet’s entrepreneurial ventures started as young as six.
The next Musk or Buffet may already be out there, full of creative and entrepreneurial aspirations. But in the digital age, you may be as (or more) likely to find them on the internet as the neighborhood playground or in a high school business club.
In discussing kids and teens online, the conversation often focuses on both the good and the bad impacts of the internet as a tool for entertainment and socialization. But for many young people, it is providing much more, including opportunities for entrepreneurship. These are opportunities that may be put at risk by heavy-handed new internet regulations passed by multiple states.
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