ANAHEIM, CA, July 10, 2012 (Press-News.org) KJE INC. has made it easy for teenagers or anyone looking to make money with the launch of Business-In-A-Bucket. The product enables individuals to build a personal stimulus package, as it contains all of the information necessary to begin an auto detailing business. Entrepreneur and owner Kevin Jones launched Business-In-A-Bucket to help those suffering from unemployment and to help young people learn business skills not just labor skills and be empowered to become CEOs of their own companies.
"As we embark upon the worst economy ever, it is imperative that we think fast and think outside the box. Let's face it -- we are drowning. There is a giant leak in America's economic boat. Do we wait for someone to patch the hole, or do we jump off and swim to shore?" Jones says. "If you stay in the boat and do nothing, it's a sure thing that you will drown. If you get out of the sinking boat and try to save yourself, your chances of surviving are greater. Business-In-A-Bucket is designed to help teenagers -- anyone - earn income and learn entrepreneurial skills necessary for business success."
After a home, a car is the most expensive investment that many people make. In addition to learning how to create jobs, users of Business-In-A-Bucket will learn how to preserve their own cars and save money.
Business-In-A-Bucket is just as it sounds -- a bucket loaded with car care products necessary to start a business; more specifically, it contains everything needed to professionally detail a car. Included in the bucket is Jones' instructional guide book "The Owner's Guide to Auto Detailing," featuring all of the intricacies of auto detailing, including one little-known fact in bold print: "DO NOT USE DISH SOAP TO WASH YOUR CAR." The book offers 58 car maintenance tips in all, covering topics such as polishing compounds and the proper way to clean tinted windows, all of which are pertinent in the business of auto detailing.
Business-In-A-Bucket is a simple, cost-effective way to help our youth form a present and future mindset for business and independence without the hassle and stress. It all comes in an actual bucket For $59.99, our youth are provided various tips and tools that they can utilize to help them become a Entrepreneur.
It's a great way to encourage youth in business. We must find ways to create our own stimulus packages, and doing so for yourself is a great start. With Business-In-A-Bucket, something so simple can lead to something so great," Jones says.
www.businessinabucket.net
Contact:
Kevin L. Jones
President, KJE, INC.
Phone: (714)995-6434 Fax: (714)226-0963
Newly Launched Business-In-A-Bucket is Teaching the Youth the Value of Owning their Own Business
KJE INC.'s newly launched Business-In-A-Bucket is a starter kit to help youth gain a sense of responsibility and keep them off of the streets.
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[Press-News.org] Newly Launched Business-In-A-Bucket is Teaching the Youth the Value of Owning their Own BusinessKJE INC.'s newly launched Business-In-A-Bucket is a starter kit to help youth gain a sense of responsibility and keep them off of the streets.