Birk Kromann

My girls built a Lemonade stand. Creating core memories this summer, by building a lemonade stand from a reclaimed barn door. Painting and prepping lemonade My oldest, Sky Lou, is 6, and I wanted to teach her about entrepreneurship this summer. That meant, starting with the basics. Come up with an idea, ideate on the idea, write down our goals. Try to understand the total investment, both time and money needed. We had a solid idea for a stall, that could sell lemonade and/or trinkets. We got an old door from grandpa instead of sending it off to be chipped to bits. We used Pinterest to collect ideas for the stand itself, we started long before summer. we talked about what I could help with, be what she and her sister had to do on their own. Once’s we had a 1 page document with the idea and design for the stand itself. we built it in an afternoon, and painted in the morning after. Sky Lou used her own money to buy 3kilogram of lemons, and 1kg of sugar (roughly $11) she got wood from grandpa, paint from a left over bucket in the basement. she bought paper cups, re-usable ice cubes that also includes 4 plastic reusable cups. She spent a morning boiling the lemonade base with water and sugar and lemon juice and zest. we managed to find 6 glass jars that we disinfected and used to pour and keep the lemonade base. She made her own ice and found some trinkets around the house to make her stand look more presentable. Little sister Poppy Mae wanted to participate so she painted flower cards with her water color supplies. I then used Perplexity Computer to together with Sky Lou, decide on a small app we could use to track sales and overall business metrics. Perplexity Computer made easy work out of that, built a kids friendly app, big buttons, COGS, inventory and simple CRM to send thank you messages to customers. Absolutely insane what AI can do, even me that have the skills to build that app, would not find the time to do it. Yet Perplexity did it while we played games and listen to music. So after 1 day of business she recorded $20 in sales, at $8 in profits. She still has 21 servings left, that if sold will put her at almost $45 in total profits. She still has about 800 grams left of sugar, and 1kg of Lemons. Poppy Mae sold 6 flower cards in one day, having no investment cost at all, just her time painting the cards.

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