Entrepreneurs at Home

By Maggie Hogan

Resources – I am not endorsing all of these resources because I have not used them all. Most are secular because there is much more available in the secular market. Please be discerning. I don’t care for the way some of the author’s mentioned present their views and I certainly don’t buy into some of their world views, but “chew up the meat and spit out the bones.”


Christian

• Crown Financial Ministries – advice for handling money as well as materials you can use to help you to see your gifts and abilities to help you choose the right career. www.cfcministry.org




•  The Right Start: A Proven 4-step Financial Plan for Young Adults by Dr. Eric Capaci
  96 pages. From the back cover: “By keeping God first in your finances and following this simple yet effective four-step financial plan, you can live a life of financial freedom. Whether you are a junior high young person just beginning to earn money or a graduate from college, this plan can literally transform the way you handle your finances and the way your finances handle you!” Published by Solid Rock Publications – a ministry of Gospel Light Baptist Church, Hot Springs AR 501.624.5288 or glbchs@arkansas.net

Secular

• Whatever Happened to Penny Candy by Richard Maybury



• Any of the “Uncle Eric” Books.



•  How to Be a Teenage Millionaire by Art Beroff and T.R. Adams
  ISBN # 1-891984-17-9
  Although completely secular in its approach it certainly contains useful information, what may be most interesting to young people are interviews with 17 teen entrepreneurs.