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It
makes perfect sense to the IBO powered by Quixtar:
What
do you think most children want to be when they grow up? A
movie star? Music idol? Astronaut? Video game designer?
President of the United States? Not on your life!
Two-thirds of 11-to-13 year olds say they want to be
entrepreneurs or business owners, according to a
recent
USAToday Snapshot.
It’s
an obvious choice to us. What child isn’t tired of being
bossed around – he wants to be his own boss when he grows
up! What toddler isn’t tired of other kids messing with his
building blocks – he wants to make the rules and run things
his own way, whether he makes a mess of it or is declared a
genius. What young shopper isn’t tired of being told how to
spend her candy money – she wants to spend her money on the
things that matter to her.
What
adolescent doesn’t get tired of playing in someone else’s
sandbox – she wants her own sandbox and she wants to build
her own sand castles!
We
were all kids once but we grew up. Somewhere along the way,
we outgrew our dreams and gave in to what others decided we
should be. So we became bean counters, note takers,
middlemen, and boss tenders. What we really wanted was to be
the boss – an entrepreneur and business owner.
That’s
exactly what motivates most IBOs to be IBOs. Being an IBO –
an Independent Business Owner – lets the kid come out in you
again and do things your way, as owners of your own
business. It’s not fair that only some people get to
enjoy living like a kid, and it doesn’t have to be that way.
Not when you can be an IBO powered by Quixtar.
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