“It’s better just to do it in the moment,” are wise words from kid entrepreneur, Ryann Lucas. She’s a big believer in simply doing the things you don’t want to do “in the moment” instead of allowing nagging tasks to, well, nag you! This is how she maintains her high energy, joy, and success as an entrepreneur.
Throughout this episode, Ryann and her mom, Dr. Tammira Lucas give us the 411 on life as an entrepreneurial family based in Baltimore, MD! Ryann’s dad /Tammira’s husband is an entrepreneur too.
Dr. Lucas is the co-owner of the largest Black woman-owned coworking space in the United States. She’s also a college professor and co-founded a business called Moms As Entrepreneurs.
If you have children in the Baltimore area, you’ll love hearing about what goes on inside of “Camp Cube” an entrepreneurship camp that Dr. Lucas founded that teaches youth about science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics.
To learn more about Camp Cube visit: https://www.thecubecowork.com/
Dr. Lucas Instagram: @thebusinessdr
Ryann’s Instagram: @ryannmlucas
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