RF: Two Kids Hustle Chips and Juice Door-to-Door!

A story like this one is usually reserved for the autobiography of a writer who has earned millions or billions of dollars. That’s when they grow up. Two young ladies hustled chips and juice from one door to the next in order to acquire funds. No explanation for how the money would be spent, but it appears these budding entrepreneurs are headed for big things.

Consider the way the oldest one, in a video making its rounds on the ‘Net, addressed the potential client. She is sure of her product even if she knows it’s just as she says “colored water.” The chips (2) go for $1. Not a bag of chips but two individual pieces of potato wafers.

The get-up-and-get-it attitude the two young girls displayed shows an initiative that should sustain them throughout their days.

While they failed to make a sale with the possible customer, the woman making the video offered to give them a donation for their efforts. This is the United States, but it should be broadcast to the world. The two little women obviously could have found themselves in trouble, breaking toys and setting fires. No. They decided to flex their thought muscle, and seek to convince people to purchase their goods. That is the American spirit.

It is a spirit that says nothing can hold me back and I’ve got to m ake whatever I can, and step out on reason. It is the mind that powers such endeavors. The video might be part of a highlight reel that celebrates the two children as they ascend to loftier heights.

Similarly child entrepreneur, now a man, Dr. Farrah Gray, sold literal rocks from apartment to apartment in hopes of generating funds to help his mother. In time, he went on to become a radio host, an inventor, and a millionaire by age 14. These days he works as a social engineer and philanthropist. The same soul resides in these girls.

When you tie brains and hustle to any venture, you might just get the desired results of fortune. The immensity of the American spirit is often overlooked by beggars who panhandle for change. This should incense anyone in America. The “Land of Opportunity” and the maximization of opportunity ought to be clear insignia stamped on the minds of those who once had their hands out without hustling.

It obviously is etched in the brain of one of, if not the wealthiest men in the world, Elon Musk. He uses the same understanding as Dr. Gray and the two girls in the video. By demonstrating how to just create, either because no one said no, or because an onslaught of no’s came his way, he has realized monumental achievements, especially with SpaceX.

Though born in South Africa, Musk’s mindset is purely American. The girls in the video displayed sparks and shimmers of light related to Musk’s idealism. Though lightyears apart in achievement,, they all share the same mentality.

To make matters even better, every one of these entrepreneurs knows money is a tool for wealth creation and exchange. Whoever came up with the notion money has anything to do with happiness, or the lack thereof, was wrong. Money is a tool for savings and exchange, and the greatest of these is wealth creation. It literally buys time to create more wealth. Money grants the individual choices, and sustains them while taking risks. The more they can risk, the more they can achieve. That is the lesson of Elon Musk.

So all the talk about America failing to compete with the likes of China is nonsense. This country still has the blood of entrepreneurial spirit pumping through its veins. Its central nervous system is governed by the minds of the men and women who have not shrugged in their goals to make their own lives better.