a small "entrepreneur sister flower" in Kent, England, has just been added up to two figures. The small sisters sell candy and toys on the Internet to earn pocket money. They also engage in meetings, discussions, and write business plans for "investment". Sister Elizabeth Appleyard is 7 years old, her sister Rebecca Appleyard is only 4 years old, and two people live with her parents in tin pine, Kent.
sisters have a clear division of labor - sister Elizabeth is in charge of toy sales, and sister Rebecca is "the dessert Department".
their "career" is to sell toys, candy and popcorn from the Internet, then sell them beautifully and make the difference from them.
this "business" brings small sisters to the same age children: they earn an average of 240 pounds a month (about 2696.25 yuan).
the 12 day of the British Daily Mail, quoted the mother Rachel Appleyard as saying, "I can't help laughing when I see them sitting in the hallway with paper and calculators in a decent way."
Rachel said that the inspiration for the two sisters in their business was their interest in business.
"Elizabeth grew up wanting to be a scientist and an engineer, but she also knew that going to college needed a lot of money," Rachel said, so Elizabeth planned to save money and naturally wanted to learn how to make money.
"we sat down and discussed several ways of making money, and she decided to sell toys and candy," Rachel said. "We bought some toys on the ebb online, and she priced it, and then figured out how much money each toy could make."
sisters' start - up funds are from fathers and grandfathers. In order to get investment, they wrote a fairly professional business plan and succeeded in getting 76 pounds (about $125.4).
Rachel said, the sisters' business mind impressed her, "but most to my surprise, they wouldn't be noisy because they were spending money, they were very judged, just trying to save money."