Teen Business Idea Planner


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Help Your Teen Turn a Business Idea Into a Real Plan With the Teen Entrepreneur Business Idea Planner

What if your teen's next great business idea is already in their head—but they just need help getting it out of their head and onto paper?

That's exactly why I created the Hey Chickee Teen (13+) Entrepreneur Business Idea Planner!

Teenagers have ideas.

Lots of them.

They want to sell something.
Create something.
Start a YouTube channel.
Make products.
Offer a service.
Help people solve problems.
Make some money.

But an idea without a plan can easily become another unfinished project.

That's where this planner comes in.

💡 It's Time to Take Their Ideas Seriously

The Teen Entrepreneur Business Idea Planner is a 62-page resource designed to help teens ages 13+ organize their ideas, set goals, manage money, plan products, track sales, and begin thinking like an entrepreneur.

This isn't about telling a teenager they have to become a millionaire.

It's about helping them learn valuable skills such as:

  • Planning
  • Organization
  • Goal setting
  • Money management
  • Product development
  • Customer service
  • Marketing
  • Social media planning
  • Sales tracking
  • Budgeting
  • Problem solving
  • Reviewing what worked—and what didn't

And those are skills they can carry with them far beyond one business idea.


📓 What's Inside the 62-Page Teen Entrepreneur Planner?

I packed this planner with practical worksheets and trackers that can help a teen move from "I have an idea!" to "Here's my plan."

📝 Start With the Business Idea

The planner begins by helping the teen establish the basics of their business, including their business name, business idea and start date.

Then they can begin organizing their business information, customer information and social media details.

🎯 Set Goals and Create Action Plans

A dream becomes easier to tackle when you break it into steps.

The planner includes goal trackers, goal planning pages, action plans, deadlines, progress tracking and even space to identify possible obstacles and how to overcome them.

That's a powerful lesson for young entrepreneurs:

Don't just dream about it. Plan it.


💰 Teach Teens About Money

One of my favorite parts of this planner is the financial section.

Teens can begin learning how to track:

  • Income
  • Expenses
  • Savings
  • Budgets
  • Monthly balances
  • Product costs
  • Profit
  • Sales
  • Fees
  • Shipping
  • Revenue

There are even annual finance, personal finance, income, expense, profit and loss tracking pages.

Because entrepreneurship isn't just about making money.

It's also about learning what happens to the money once you make it.


📦 Help Them Turn Ideas Into Products

Have a teen who says:

"I want to sell this!"

Great!

Now let's figure out what "this" actually looks like.

The planner includes product planning pages where teens can work through things like:

  • Product name
  • Description
  • Supplies needed
  • Budget
  • Expenses
  • Profit
  • Price
  • Keywords
  • Inspiration
  • Launch timing

There are also pages for evaluating products, planning packaging and organizing suppliers.

That's where an idea starts becoming a business concept.


📣 Teach Them How to Market Their Business

Creating something is only part of entrepreneurship.

People have to know it exists!

That's why the planner includes marketing and promotion tools such as:

  • Campaign tracking
  • Advertisement tracking
  • Post planning
  • Facebook post planning
  • Social media planning
  • Hashtag research
  • Campaign management
  • Online statistics
  • Advertising tracking

Imagine sitting down with your teen and asking:

"Who is your customer?"

"What problem does your product solve?"

"Where can people find you?"

"What can you post about your business this week?"

Those conversations can be just as valuable as the worksheets themselves.


❤️ This Planner Is About More Than Business

I created this planner because I believe young people need opportunities to see that their ideas, creativity and problem-solving skills have value.

Maybe your teen has a product idea.

Maybe they want to start a small service business.

Maybe they want to sell something at school or in their community.

Maybe they're not ready to start a business yet.

That's okay too.

They can use the planner to explore.

The goal isn't perfection.

The goal is to help them learn how to take an idea, break it down, organize it and take the next step.


🎉 Who Is This Planner For?

The Hey Chickee Teen Entrepreneur Business Idea Planner is perfect for:

✔ Teens ages 13+
✔ Parents
✔ Homeschool families
✔ Youth ministries
✔ Youth entrepreneurship programs
✔ Teachers
✔ Mentors
✔ Kidpreneur/teen entrepreneur programs
✔ Community organizations
✔ Teens who have a business idea
✔ Teens who simply want to learn more about entrepreneurship

It can also be a great companion resource for a youth entrepreneurship workshop or business challenge.


💻 Get the 62-Page Teen Entrepreneur Business Idea Planner

If you have a teen with a BIG idea, don't let that idea stay stuck in their head.

Give them a place to write it down, organize it, explore it and start building a plan.

Teen (13+) Entrepreneur Business Idea Planner

62 pages of practical planning tools for the young entrepreneur.

Get Your Copy for $27

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And when you give this planner to a teen, don't just hand it to them and walk away.

Sit down with them.

Ask questions.

Talk about their ideas.

Let them dream.

Then ask my favorite question:

"What problem can you solve today?"

Because sometimes a business idea starts with nothing more than a young person noticing a problem and saying:

"I think I can fix that."

And that's where entrepreneurship begins.

Serving with purpose,​
​Terri B. Jones​
​Helping Families, Churches & Creative Entrepreneurs Turn Problems Into Purpose

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