How an 18-Year-Old Built a Movement for Teen Entrepreneurs
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How did Malcolm Keith start his entrepreneurial journey?
less than nine percent of entrepreneurs ever hold a live event i was like oh i want to be part of that nine percent the most important thing is taking people on a journey through the event they're one person at the beginning of the event and a completely new person at the end of the event that's the most important thing malcolm keith is an entrepreneur certified funnel builder and the founder of teen mastermind through his work he equips young entrepreneurs to lead with faith integrity and purpose while building a legacy that extends beyond themselves The only way you're really going to know is if you jump in. So you just got to do it. And if it doesn't work out, you can pivot. That's probably one of the most valuable skills of an entrepreneur is learning to pivot, learning to adapt.
I'm asking it to you as the 18-year-old in the room. If there's one key lesson that you could teach to everybody in the world right now, what would that key lesson be?
Put your kids in the environment you wish you had. That's what my parents did for me. They put me in the rooms with other mentors, with other peers who influenced me. So that's why...
It spans the globe like a super high school internet. Today, Apple is going to reinvent the phone. It's not over until I win. The Living Your Legacy podcast. For those who live to leave a legacy. That's extraordinary. The impossible. Oh, that is sensational. Jordan. Jordan. Chicago was the lead. Usain Bolt is the fastest man on the planet. Welcome back, everybody, to another episode of the Living Your Legacy podcast. I'm your host, Jason Tyler. And today I am joined by Malcolm Keith. Now, Malcolm, you just finished recording your episode. First of all, how are you feeling?
Good.
Yeah, good.
What role does mentorship play in entrepreneurship for teens?
All right.
I hope the nerves are kind of down. I'm a bit relieved now. It's like it's done. The hard parts.
You get to take that breath after you finish your episode and you're like, all right, now I can settle in. But first question, what can people expect to learn about you in your episode?
They can expect to learn kind of my backstory about how the Teen Mastermind started and my journey of being surrounded in the entrepreneurial world to finally finding my idea and learning that, hey, there's actually other teens that are like me learning about this entrepreneurial stuff.
Now, all right, your business is the teen mastermind. First of all, how old are you? 18. I'm 18 now. Ladies and gentlemen, we have our first 18-year-old guest on. No, I don't know. I don't know if that's our first 18-year-old guest. But 18 is insane to be, you know, in the entrepreneurial space. I probably didn't get my start as an entrepreneur until I was like 25. What's it like being 18 and being surrounded by, you know, so many entrepreneurs, so many people that are in this sort of business mindset?
It's interesting because there's... I don't know what the other side is like. Because I've been surrounded by high-level thinkers for my whole life. So I don't really know what it's like to not think that way. A lot of entrepreneurs have the before and the after story. I kind of just have my story of being surrounded by these people. You skipped the before and went straight to the after. Yeah. So my before is honestly my...
mostly my parents story and so because they were putting me in these environments with all these high-level thinkers it gave me the opportunity to really start young so where where did that where does that happen where do you think to yourself you know what I have an idea and I'm just going to run with it and this is my thing and I'm going to take it to market what was that moment for you
Well, for the Teen Mastermind, there were a couple of moments. It wasn't all in the same moment. It was different moments.
Why is community important for young entrepreneurs?
And honestly, the idea first started with just I wanted a group of friends who thought about entrepreneurial stuff and talk about the big life stuff that's actually important, not just sports or what you see on Instagram. Look at this funny reel I just saw. Stuff like that that doesn't matter.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
How did Malcolm Keith start his entrepreneurial journey?
0:00–1:49
2
What role does mentorship play in entrepreneurship for teens?
1:49–3:56
3
Why is community important for young entrepreneurs?
3:56–6:56
4
How can young entrepreneurs find their purpose sooner?
6:56–9:12
5
What are the challenges of hosting live events for entrepreneurs?
9:12–12:01
6
What are the key skills needed for successful entrepreneurship?
12:01–14:13
7
How can young entrepreneurs learn to pivot effectively?
14:13–15:32
Speakers
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