Here's a wild thought: Some of the biggest companies in the world don't actually own  anything they sell. Airbnb doesn't own hotels. Uber doesn't own cars. Etsy doesn't make hand-knitted baby booties. And yet, these companies are worth billions of dollars. How? They're basically the world's fanciest matchmakers, introducing buyers to sellers and taking a cut every time someone swipes right (metaphorically speaking). Welcome to the marketplace model, aka the "we brought you tw

Your kid spent all Saturday working on their business. They made $15. They're thrilled. But here's the question nobody's asking: How many hours did that take? If they worked for 2 hours, that's $7.50 per hour—not bad for a kid. But if they worked for 6 hours? That's $2.50 per hour. Suddenly that $15 doesn't look so impressive. This is the hourly rate reality check. And it's one of the most important numbers a young entrepreneur can learn to calculate. Because here's the truth

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