How does a parent make his child develop interest in the business the parents have built?

[Trush Jodie]

It is one thing to build a business. It is another thing to have your offspring develop interest in the business enough to want to take over from you when you retire. How can you as a parent make your child to develop interest in the business you have taken time to build?

 

[eLdavis]

The best way to do this would be to start teaching them about the business from a very young age. This way they will grow with the interest.

 

[Fidelia]

Just expose the child to the business. They would grow to appreciate it. Not all might pick interest in the he business though.

 

[Stardom22]

That is being culminated by the constantly teaching and training the children about the business. This would develop some business interests in them and finally like the business

 

[King Belieal]

My cousin is that took over his dad's business started going to the shop of the parents when he was two years old and by 13, he was managing the shop by himself.

 

[Suba]

My parents have a grocery store that operates as a retailer and agent, since I was little I have been used to doing small jobs such as packing merchandise etc. the bigger the bigger the responsibility and authority are given, so the best way to build a child's interest in business is to participate or jump directly into the business world.

 

[Kera]

The best way to make a child interested in your business is to give him or her responsibility in the business.

 

[Augusta]

Parents should start by fostering a positive and engaging environment where the child can learn about the business naturally and gradually.

 

[magnus2022]

The best way is to start allowing them to participate in the business when they are free. If the offspring jave the knowledge of the business, they can easily adapt and join the business when they are adults. But sometimes, it is better not to force them but let them choose what they will love to do with their lives.

 

[Kross]

It is simple, indulge the child and find out if his interest revolves around that particular business. The child must be taught on how to go about certain things, this will keep the child curious. Be ready to spend money to upgrade the child's knowledge because so he won't get stuck and loose interest in the business.

 

[Augusta]

Building financial literacy and exposing them to the business's operations, while not overwhelming them,

 

[aninditasen]

It is one thing to build a business. It is another thing to have your offspring develop interest in the business enough to want to take over from you when you retire. How can you as a parent make your child to develop interest in the business you have taken time to build?

It all depends on the child. Each person is unique in this world.

 

[King Belieal]

Early exposure to the business is what would make a child feel like entering the business that his or her parents are operating.

 

[Springtime]

Expose the child to your business. When s(he) gets older, let him/her take some responsibility. That said, each person has his/her own interest. S(he) may not be interested in becoming a businessperson. In this case, you have to let go.

 

[Fire&Rain]

Start early by involving them in small, fun tasks so the business feels familiar. Share stories of its struggles and successes so they feel pride in it. Let them make decisions and see their ideas work. When they see purpose, impact, and personal reward, their interest grows naturally rather than feeling forced.

 

[Augusta]

Open Communication: Have an honest conversation with your child about your aspirations. Explain why you want them to pursue entrepreneurship.