Let them ask the questions adults ask.
Children learn operator language beside real businesses and real managers. Parents stay involved and supervise every step.
Illustrative imagery · Vitaly Gariev / UnsplashFrom curiosity to an operator’s vocabulary.
A child can understand more than a simplified money lesson. Give them a real place, a manager who can answer, and a parent asking alongside them.
Access to business floors and records is planned around safety, suitability, and a private participation agreement.
Talk with a manager
Ask what happens before customers arrive, which decisions are hard, and what good work looks like.
See different models
Compare the flow of a laundromat with short-term and long-term rentals in terms a child can explain.
Follow one decision
Identify a revenue line, a cost, and a tradeoff. Bring the discussion back to the family table.
From a question to a useful tool.
Junior CEOs will see how AI can help people organize the books, prepare year-end reports, and turn a business idea into a product.
We will walk through Wild Fi AI Innovations LLC’s approach to AI-assisted app development, website development, and other practical tools. Children ask what the tool does, who it helps, and how a person checks its work.
Explore the AI portion of the week
The week is a beginning.
Participating families can continue the discussion in the Family Financial Education Hub and a dedicated Skool community. The aim is a shared vocabulary and habits that stay useful after Friday.
This is an educational family experience, not childcare or a promise of business outcomes.
Ask about the track ↗From the field to the Family Financial Education Hub.
The experience draws on the CashQuest Kids curriculum already housed in our Skool community: short videos, printable activities, reflection prompts, and family conversations.
Confirmed families continue with the full Hub curriculum and a dedicated participant community for the CEO cohort. Access details are shared during enrollment.
Five Jars & Money Smarts
Move from saving and spending choices to the everyday language of cash flow and decisions.
Borrowing, insurance & taxes
Use age-aware lessons to discuss obligations, protection, and the cost of choices.
Make It, Sell It & Investor Lab
Connect a business idea to a customer, a cost, and a reason to invest.
Course examples reflect current CashQuest Kids materials in the Family Financial Education Hub. A participant group will be organized for enrolled families.
Junior CEO track
Kids 10+ practice operator language beside real managers. Parents supervise. This is not babysitting and not a kids’ club.
What Junior CEOs do
• Interview a manager
• See laundry economics on a real floor
• Compare Airbnb vs long-term rental in plain language
• Name revenue and cost on one simple P&L they can explain
• Dual-track evenings with the family cohort
What they leave with
A clearer operator vocabulary. Confidence talking about real businesses. Continuity into the Family Financial Education Hub and the dedicated CashQuest Kids CEO Skool.
Honesty
One week cannot replace years of practice. It can open books, language, and habits families keep using after Friday.
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