This is a story about a creative entrepreneur who got burn out, questioned his direction, and found his creativity and how redirect his path by unplugging from everything.

Join Danny Nicoletti, Dipen Unadkat, and me for episode 4 of the Teen Rockstar Entrepreneur Podcast as Danny pours his heart out and shares the challenges he has faced as a content creator, freelancer, and entrepreneur.

Not only that, in this podcast we go deep into relationship, associations, and how much the can affect us for better or worse.

How many times we hold onto relationships and are afraid to pull the plug, because of loyalty, time invested, love, or because we think we can help them.

Remember, being good to yourself equates having a good relationship with yourself, and others!

This is a fantastic interview for parents and teens to listen to together (or apart)

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Elisabeth wanted to be a nurse for as long as she can remember. She went to college and got on the floor just to realize that it wasn't for her. So she began to journal, think, and ask her questions about what she wanted... "To help Others!" And then the realization came. 'I don't need to be a nurse to help others, I can help others in many ways, specially sharing my talents and skills.' Join us as she shares her journey from an angry, confused teen to the woman she is today.

That's what Entrepreneur Brandon Rapose talks about during our Clubhouse Live for Episode two of the Teen Rockstar Entrepreneur Podcast. Yeah, he cheated in high school, and began partying a little and slacking off in college too, but then something happened that woke him up, and made him start paying attention to his life. He began asking himself the bigger questions which led him to a huge change in direction of receiving so much clarity. It's been an interesting rollercoaster ride for Brandon, and he is surely reaping the benefits of his hard work and dedication, and he's just warming up. Enjoy the episode. 

You go to an event with your friend and everyone is in ahh of him because he's such a knowledgeable graphic artist, and first you admire him because of the humble way he acts in school when he's making money and knows so much, but second you feel envy because he knows so much and is getting so much recognition... What do you do? That is what 18 year old entrepreneur DJ Dipen is going to tell us, plus we have an announcement for you at the end of the episode.

PS. Did you know that we were doing these episodes live every Saturday at 3pm on Clubhouse? Yes, we are, and you can even join us and ask us or our guests questions about anything you want.

If you would like to contact Dipen for some graphic design work, or just because you want to have more teen entrepreneurial friends, follow him on Instagram: @dipenunadkat 

And if you think you've got what it takes to be an entrepreneur, we would love to interview you for our Teen Music Mindset Entrepreneurship Program starting Sept.29th

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So many of us don't like our jobs, our life period, and what do we do? We complain, we blame, we make excuses, and worse, make bad decisions as a result. That was the life of "Justin Talbott" before he embraced entrepreneurship and before he took his life and it's making into his own hands. Like he says, "I was a drug addict and now I am an Real Estate Entrepreneur... I used to sell drugs now I sell people dreams, via homes."

Because entrepreneurship is not about what we do but who we become in the process of doing it!

You will not want to miss this powerful episode!

Laarni was 15 years old when she started to feel the “PULL.”

What is 'the Pull?'

The Pull is when you realize that what those around you are doing, the lives they are living, the culture or religion, or whatever you were born with is NOT who You are!

It’s okay for them, but it’s NOT a fit for You.

The Pull happens when you start waking up to realization of who you truly are and you fight it, because you have ‘been conditioned’ to value the love, approval and, validation of others more than yours.

This happens because you because no one teaches us how to love ourselves. How to get to know ourselves deeply, from our likes, dislikes, strengths, weaknesses, gifts, shortcomings, and embrace every single aspects our ourselves.

This is why we turn to drugs, alcohol, toxic relationships, why we hurt ourselves, develop addictions, and more self harming behavior, because we don’t know how to love ourselves, soothe ourselves, and give ourselves what we truly need.

That is one of our biggest challenges in life.

Learning to love yourself even when others don’t love or approve who you are and who we want to be.

Laarni’s story is

Join us as we talk about Laarni's journey starting out as a misunderstood Asian-American teen who didn’t have the desire tp follow the traditional Asian woman role that her family was enforcing.

How she began cutting herself, how she went from unhealthy to unhealthy relationships, and pursued a life that made her feel like a robot, until one day she broke free and what her life has become once she decided to become true to herself and follow her heart.

She is now a competitive power lifter, a published author, and the owner of the woman empowerment company “Strong & Mighty Company”

Selecting what you do will probably be one of the most important decisions of your life, and I don’t feel they prepare teens enough to make such a huge decision or huge financial commitment.

Choosing what you will do for the rest of your life is so important because you will spend a third of your life or longer at work.

This will determine the quality of your life not just in status or financially but it will affect your relationships and your happiness.

88% of Americans report being unhappy with what they do.

This just shows you how important it is for you to make the right decision.

There are some things that you should consider before choosing a college, degree, trade, or profession.

Because going to public college is no longer a luxury, roughly 70% of Americans are going to college, the market is saturated and degrees have lost their value.

Most of these colleges and admission reps continue selling Students, YOU, on a dream that is far from the reality.

What they don’t tell you that college is a business and that your degree is a consumer product.

A product you are making a huge investment on that you will be paying for the next 10-20 years, but is it worth it?

This episode segment 1 goes over some current statistics on the graduates, college degrees, drop out rates, the job market, and how much bang you're actually getting for your buck.

Do you think you need a college degree to make a lot of money?  Well, in this episode Gina will debunk all your beliefs.    

She has managed to create a life of freedom and prosperity just by listening to her intuition, putting herself in uncomfortable situations so that she could grow and pushing past her fears.  

Gina started her business two years ago after working at a bank for three years. I found early on in her "career" that there was NO WAY she was going to be doing this for the next 30+ years. It was so emotionally draining, she was overworked and underpaid.   

Ever since she was young she knew she was destined for more! She realized she was the only one standing in her way so she took her future into her own hands and created employment for herself!   Now, she helps business owners promote their businesses on social media by creating customized marketing and sales plans!   

Gina's message to the listeners:  "Remember that you are so much more capable than you give yourself credit for! You can do anything you set your mind to!"  

Follow Gina on Instagram:   @ginatalarico  I hope you guys enjoy this interview as much as I did recording it.  

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In episode 4 of Teen Rockstar Entrepreneur Podcast Season 2 we interviewed high school students Joey, Ethan, and Matt who decided to create their "3 Headed Snake podcast" based on giving the best information out there on the things they love most. Sports, music, and fantasy football. 

What 's their advice to teens in school? Don't be afraid to to go after what you want. You can do anything you put your mind too. Just stay consistent and have fun.

You're so shy you can't look people in the face. What do you do? Do you just hide in your room and avoid contact or do you push past your fears and accept the challenge?

That is what Michelle talks about in this episode. "Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable in order to succeed! 

"You cannot get comfortable if you want to be an entrepreneur. You need to get out there and try new things!" Michelle's words.

Want to hear what else she has to say?  

Then listen to this week's episode 3.