Mentoring is the world greatest homeless prevention tool.
If you were homeless and was asked to write about what was important to you, what would you write about? This series is one homeless teen’s point of view. Thanks for supporting homeless awareness and sensitivity.
If you were homeless and was asked to write about what was important to you, what would you write about? This series is one homeless teen’s point of view. Thanks for supporting homeless awareness and sensitivity.
If you were homeless and was asked to write about what was important to you, what would you write about? This series is one homeless teen’s point of view. Thanks for supporting homeless awareness and sensitivity. www.thankgodfortheshelter.com
When I was young, my grandmother taught me 3 skills to make money and I have used two of them all my life to make hundreds of thousands of dollars. Those skills are cleaning and selling. No matter what job I have had, these two skills have made me an invaluable resource to the companies I work for and with. From cleaning a mini mansion and earning $200 for a day’s work to selling clothing at a retail chain on commission, I can always make a decent wage and be self sufficient.
We must teach children basic skills they can build upon, master and capitalize on when they are young. Practice makes perfect and mastery equals better pay for services rendered.
Letters from a homeless teen
Please share your thoughts about early entrepreneurship and enlightened mentorship as ideas for homeless prevention. Street newspapers are excellent micropreneurship opportunities. Teens can learn the ins and outs of sales and distribution and even move into writing and editing if the have a passion for the written word. Most teens I know love poetry and this could be their in.
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