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How an 18-Year-Old Built a Movement for Teen Entrepreneurs
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- Living Your Legacy
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- Jun 16, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 943
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Summary
Most entrepreneurs spend years searching for their purpose. Malcolm Keith found his by solving a problem he was living through. As an 18-year-old entrepreneur, Certified Funnel Builder, and founder of Teen Mastermind, he shares how feeling misunderstood by his peers became the catalyst for creating a community where ambitious teens can connect, grow, and lead. In this episode, Malcolm reveals the power of mentorship, entrepreneurial environments, live events, leadership, and faith-driven entrepreneurship. He explains why community shapes destiny, how young entrepreneurs can find their path sooner, and why legacy is built by investing in the next generation. Whether you're a parent, entrepreneur, or aspiring leader, this conversation offers practical insights on building purpose, influence, and generational impact. Key Takeaways • The right environment can accelerate personal growth and leadership. • Feeling misunderstood can become fuel for building something meaningful. • Entrepreneurship requires action before certainty and the ability to pivot. • Live events create transformation by taking people on a journey. • Legacy is preserved when the next generation is equipped to lead. Notable Quotes • "The only way you're really going to know is if you jump in." • "Learning to pivot is one of the most valuable skills as an entrepreneur." • "The most important thing is taking people on a journey through the event." • "They're one person at the beginning of the event and a completely new person at the end." • "Put your kids in the environment you wish you had."