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#826 What if skipping college at 16 and managing a business by 17 was actually the smarter path? In this episode, host Tara Williams sits down with her 17-year-old daughter Britlyn to talk about what it looks like to take an entrepreneurial path at a young age. Britlyn shares how she graduated high school two years early using California's High Set exam, and has since built a busy life managing a retail store, nannying, flipping furniture, and pursuing self-directed business education. The conversation gets refreshingly real as Britlyn opens up about the emotional challenges of forging a non-traditional path — including the pressure of peers heading to college, learning to set boundaries, and balancing a packed schedule with personal wellbeing. Tara and Britlyn also dig into practical topics like budgeting with apps, high-yield savings accounts, Roth IRAs, and why getting a job young is one of the best foundations for future entrepreneurship. Whether you're a teenager figuring out your next steps or a parent wondering how to raise financially savvy, emotionally resilient kids, this episode is full of honest insight and actionable takeaways!
What we discuss with Tara & Britlyn:
+ Graduating high school 2 years early
+ Building multiple income streams at 17
+ Emotional intelligence as a business foundation
+ Learning to say no to people
+ Jobs teaching what school can't
+ Budgeting with the Milo app
+ High-yield savings & Roth IRAs
+ Traveling to discover your true self
+ Raising financially responsible kids
+ Finding motivation when you're struggling
Thank you, Tara & Britlyn!
Check out Millionaire University at MillionaireUniversity.com.
Watch the video podcast of this episode!
To get access to our FREE Business Training course go to MillionaireUniversity.com/training.
To get exclusive offers mentioned in this episode and to support the show, visit millionaireuniversity.com/sponsors.
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#826 What if skipping college at 16 and managing a business by 17 was actually the smarter path? In this episode, host Tara Williams sits down with her 17-year-old daughter Britlyn to talk about what it looks like to take an entrepreneurial path at a young age. Britlyn shares how she graduated high school two years early using California's High Set exam, and has since built a busy life managing a retail store, nannying, flipping furniture, and pursuing self-directed business education. The conversation gets refreshingly real as Britlyn opens up about the emotional challenges of forging a non-traditional path — including the pressure of peers heading to college, learning to set boundaries, and balancing a packed schedule with personal wellbeing. Tara and Britlyn also dig into practical topics like budgeting with apps, high-yield savings accounts, Roth IRAs, and why getting a job young is one of the best foundations for future entrepreneurship. Whether you're a teenager figuring out your next steps or a parent wondering how to raise financially savvy, emotionally resilient kids, this episode is full of honest insight and actionable takeaways!
What we discuss with Tara & Britlyn:
+ Graduating high school 2 years early
+ Building multiple income streams at 17
+ Emotional intelligence as a business foundation
+ Learning to say no to people
+ Jobs teaching what school can't
+ Budgeting with the Milo app
+ High-yield savings & Roth IRAs
+ Traveling to discover your true self
+ Raising financially responsible kids
+ Finding motivation when you're struggling
Thank you, Tara & Britlyn!
Check out Millionaire University at MillionaireUniversity.com.
Watch the video podcast of this episode!
To get access to our FREE Business Training course go to MillionaireUniversity.com/training.
To get exclusive offers mentioned in this episode and to support the show, visit millionaireuniversity.com/sponsors.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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