Success Is Not How Much Money You

My Children Have Been Learning Lessons About Entrepreneurship Since They Were In Kindergarten, And These Lessons Are Paying Off: Even Though They Are Only 22, 18, And 15, They Have Already Collectively Launched Three Nonprofit Organizations And Several New Businesses.

I Understand Human Needs. I Grew Up Where Far Too Many People Lived Day To Day Without Elemental Needs Like Food And Shelter.

We Owe It To Our Children To Equip Them With All The Capabilities They'll Need To Thrive In The Limitless World Beyond The Classrooms.

Call It The Tiger Mom Effect: In The Business World Today, Failure Is Apparently Not An Option.

I Grew Up Poor In India, And There Were Days When We Struggled To Find Food And Other Basic Necessities. Our Mother Worked Odds And Ends Jobs To Keep The Family Together And Educate Us.