Let The Children Speak | Young Entrepreneur Angell of YanniMakesPopcorn

Young people have voices, ideas, dreams, and experiences worth hearing. 🎙️🍿

In this episode of Let The Children Speak, Grandson takes the interviewer’s seat with Angell, the young entrepreneur behind YanniMakesPopcorn.

What begins with popcorn turns into a conversation about entrepreneurship, confidence, overcoming shyness, building a business at a young age, future goals, the dream of owning a food truck, going global, and encouraging other young people to believe in their ideas.

Grandson brings his own curiosity to the conversation, creating questions along the way and giving another young person the opportunity to tell his story in his own words.

And this story isn't finished. Angell has been invited back in six months so we can see how he and YanniMakesPopcorn have grown.

Because their opinions matter too.

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We’re the ears that listen, where your opinion matters.

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We're the ears that listen, where your opinion matters. And so does your story, because you matter.

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Let’s have a good conversation.