Bill Corbett

Image courtesy of Stuart Miles and FreeDigitalPhotos.net Recently, I was asked what I learned along the way of building my nontraditional company, Cooperative Kids.  The writer was working on a piece on entrepreneurship and wanted to know if I had learned good things or bad things while growing my business.  Here is what I told her. I developed a love for helping parents with challenging behavior because of my own children. After taking a parenting class in 1994, I began to notice that my home was becoming more peaceful and my kids were becoming more cooperative.  All because of what I learned in the parenting class on becoming more proactive to the situations that tended to be more stressful with three kids.  I also learned to parent with little or no speaking. Get my entrepreneur book to show you how it's done I started my own parent education business as an affiliate of a larger organization and I did this all while being employed full time in Cor...