At Mini-Titans, we believe entrepreneurship is one of the most powerful tools to prepare young people for everyday life. While most people see it as “starting a business,” We see it as much more. It is a way to teach resilience, adaptability, and leadership.
 
Why Entrepreneurship Matters
 
Entrepreneurship isn't just about making money it's about:
  • Resilience Through Challenge: Entrepreneurship is tough, and it provides kids the chance to experience failure and learn how to bounce back stronger, smarter, and more capable. This skill builds a foundation for self-reflection and personal growth, empowering the next generation to continuously improve themselves.
  • A Path to Abundance: Living a life of abundance starts with a deep connection to oneself. Entrepreneurship challenges individuals to rise to the occasion, testing their ability to adapt, persevere, and thrive key traits for creating a fulfilling and prosperous life.
  • Confidence in Communication: At Mini Titans, kids learn that their voice matters. Whether they’re pitching their business idea, greeting customers at a market, or negotiating with their peers, they build confidence through authentic, real-world conversations. They begin to understand that communication isn’t about being perfect it’s about being genuine, respectful, and willing to listen. These early lessons in communication prepare them to lead, collaborate, and connect with others long after their first market day.
  • Responsibility and Service: True entrepreneurship starts with responsibility to oneself, to others, and to the community. Mini Titans teaches kids to take ownership of their actions, manage their time and goals, and see how their efforts can make a difference. Through giving back, helping others, and serving their community, they learn that business is not just a personal pursuit it’s a way to contribute to something bigger. This mindset helps them grow into leaders who serve with purpose and integrity.

The Mini Titans Principles

Through our program, kids develop skills that shape them into resilient leaders:
  • Honesty- This is the most important, off them all and it's simple tell the truth. However this is never easy.
  • Discipline- Learning how to do what you don't want to do when you don't want to do it.
  • Resilience- Learning how to push through adversity and not take things personally.
  • Goal Setting- How to set your goals and work towards them.
  • Leadership- The difference between leadership versus manipulation.
  • Gratitude- What is the benefit of being happy with what you have.
  • Negotiating- What happens when someone doesn't want to buy.
  • Conflict resolution- When you can't agree with your peers.
  • Public Speaking- Building confidence through what people have described as the worst thing they have experienced.
  • Work Ethic- Focusing on a task until complete while trying your best.
  • The Gift of Failure- Failure is inevitable on your journey to success.
  • Positive self talk- Learn the lessons from life but give yourself the patience to try-try again.
  • Team work- How to collaborate with others.
  • Viewing opportunity- If the first plan doesn't work how to look at the bright side and pivot.
  • These values don't just create better entrepreneurs they create better citizens.
Entrepreneur Camp Details
Week long camps in July 2026 (dates TBD) at Cedarbrae community center and Scenic Acres Community Center
Week long camps in August 2026 (dates TBD) at Cedarbrae community center and Scenic Acres Community Center
 
9 am – 4 pm Monday to Thursday and 9 am – 7 pm on Friday (not an overnight camp)
Costs $449 (covered by Rotary club sponsors)
Contact:
(403) 464-7411