It all started with a goal to chat to entrepreneurs over 60. Then out of curiosity we decided to chat to entrepreneurs under 30. We believe these two generations can learn and grow from each other. This week we chat to Erin Young who is founder of two tea brands Zen Green Tea Matcha in Australia and Evergreen Matcha in the USA. An older person she admires is Tim Ferriss. "He is the pioneer of the online, lifestyle business movement. I read his book Four Hour Work Week when I was 21 and it had a huge impact on my life and my choice to be an entrepreneur." To see Erin's story in print visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au

We are on the quest to interview business owners over the age of 60. This week we head to Melbourne Australia and chat with Gai Williams who supports newborn babies. Gai's advice to younger generations is to find a job or a business that you love and then give everything you can to make it a success. 'Do not work at something you hate because it will make you and everyone around you unhappy. Take reasonable risks and make sure that when opportunity knocks you open the door. To see Gai's story in print visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au

Bonjour! Today we visit France and chat with co-founder of SamBoat Laurent Calando. He says launching your own business is a fantastic adventure. "You'll face numerous difficulties and you'll need to be resilient. However its worth it. Within three years after launching Samboat, Forbes named us the world leader in this highly competitive market." To see his story in print visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com

Today we chat with co-author Jill Weeks who has written Retire Bizzi as a result of traveling around Australia interviewing retirees who are running profitable hobbies or small businesses. Some of Jill's observations from business owners can be helpful for those thinking of making their business dream a reality. Research the idea, preferably whilst still working. Attend courses, seminars, and workshops in your chosen field. Be inquisitive, ask lots of questions. Start small don't risk your savings. To see Jills story in print visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au

Today we chat with Blaise McCann founder and CEO of Hear Us Roar an online marketplace for curvy fashion. Some of the most important lessons she has learnt in life is to never give up. "Its so easy to walk away, but once you have started something its sheer determination and grit that keeps things going. I've also learnt on the complete opposite side to this, self care is just as important as working hard. My favorite mantra is from Dita Von Teese she once said "You can be the juiciest ripest peach- but there will always be someone who doesn't like peaches." To see her story in print visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au

We are on the quest to interview business owners over the age of 60. This week we chat to Richard Kuipers who is founder and director of Two Men and a Truck one of Australia's largest home removals and office relocation businesses. To see more stories visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com

It all started with a goal to chat to entrepreneurs over 60. Then out of curiosity we decided to chat to entrepreneurs under 30. We believe these two very vast generations can learn from each other. This week we head to Sydney Australia and chat with Paris Jeffcoat who co-funded mental health charity One Eighty Avalon. To see more stories visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au

It all started with a goal to chat to entrepreneurs over 60. Then out of curiosity we decided to chat to entrepreneurs under 30. We believe these two generations can learn and grow from each other. This week we head to New Jersey in the United States. We chat with Lila Schneider who is co-founder and chief marketing officer of Glass House Relations. An older person she admires is her grandpa, Benjamin. "I admire him because without him I would not be here, he is a Holocaust Survivor and survived an extermination camp in Poland. I cannot even put into words how blessed I am to not only be here writing this today, but for the beutiful life I am able to live because of the terrible hardships he endured." To see Lila's story in print visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au

Say Hello to Bev who has been interviewing two very vast generations of entrepreneurs over the past few months. She shares her story as the first in the series. Visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au

To celebrate International Women's Day we meet Nola Shoring who has developed a successful grant application to improve digital literacy of seniors in the Australian Capital Territory. Narrated by Founder of Celebrate Living History Bev Wilkinson. For more stories visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au