The Buffett Bunch
“I made my first investment at age eleven. I was wasting my life until then” - Warren Buffett. As adolescents, we find ourselves both eager yet somewhat uncertain when it comes to the subject of investing. How can we identify opportunities? How do we analyze, research, and allocate our capital? Join your peers at The Buffett Bunch to question, examine and argue these dubious, yet utterly alluring matters. This podcast is a collaboration between two student-led clubs at Taipei American School, Young Investor’s Society and the Entrepreneurship Club. We are passionate and vocal about our desires to invest, to make money, but perceive that existing streams of material lack a student-voiced perspective. Join us this summer on a weekly schedule, and don’t miss an episode!
The Buffett Bunch
EP2: Adolescent Entrepreneurship in the Modern Day
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Adolescent entrepreneurship is an idea that has become more prevalent in the modern day. More than ever, we see teenagers taking on the role of an entrepreneur, starting their own businesses in various industries such as retail business, fashion clothing, or even freelance work. Should students take time from their studies to pursue starting a business? What types of obstacles could students face in their pursuit of success? Are there broader lessons to be learned from starting a business at a young age? Join your co-hosts, Hector, Brian, Emily & Ari in this discussion!
