Value Creation Kid

The Healthy Struggles Your Children Need to Succeed

By: Lee Benson, Scott Donnell

Narrated by: Scott Donnell, Lee Benson, Kary Oberbrunner

Kids Need Healthy Struggles to Succeed.

Every parent loves their kids. They want to protect them from pain and give them all the opportunities and comforts they never had growing up. But by removing certain struggles, parents may unknowingly jeopardize their children’s future. What if you could give your kids a superpower to see the world in such a way that everything they encounter can be turned into something valuable for themselves and others. Value Creation Kid is a proven roadmap to give your children the capabilities and confidence to succeed. Get ready to discover:

-How to set expectations, expenses and extra pay at home, with over 55 "Home Gigs" for kids to start earning money beyond their expected roles in the home

-Practical financial literacy skills so your kids can learn how to save, spend, share, earn, invest, and protect themselves online

-The principles behind the viral GravyStack™ banking app for kids and teens to grow their personal responsibility and grit

The movement has begun— 50 million financially competent kids ready to succeed in the real world.

Will you join us?

©2023 Scott Donnall & Lee Benson (P)2023 Scott Donnall & Lee Benson

great content...

...for parents that have seen and lived the worst and want their kids to become self reliant

My new favorite book

Value Creation Kid provided me with a simple road map for my kids at home and the young people I mentor. I’m recommending it to all the leaders in our organization. I read a lot of books on this topic, and this is my new favorite.

Wow. I wish I had this 30 years ago.

As a father of 3 kids, I’m so glad that I’m learning about this now. The constant reminder of the app was a little annoying at first, but after getting the app, I realized it was perhaps necessary. Without the app, the learning might not stick fully.

I also liked the extra dialogues after each chapter. It stood out from the other monotonous/typical audiobook.

Well done. Highly recommended.

It's a great concept, leaves a tidbit to be desire

He has a lot of great ideas. We love the concept. However all of the resources and websites he references have changed and have been difficult to find. He changed the name from gravy stack to something else. It's not clear what some of the resources are or what they provide. In following through on these ideas, my wife an I have had to be very creative ourselves and do a lot of ChatGPT to setup our own system for chores, etc. Again, driven by a lot of good ideas, but the devil is in the details. He references "go to gravystack.com" quite a bit, but that doesn't help if gravystack.com doesn't exist anymore.

The producer of the audiobook is trying to ruin it

I'm pretty sure I will find value in this book but whoever produced it is trying to ruin it. The first 45 minutes have said nothing, sounding like an amateur podcast.