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?? EP 100 Your Gifts Can Power the World! (Wisdom from Nikola Tesla) ENTREPRENEUR KIDS LEGACY SHOW Hosted by Daniel and Destiny What if curiosity could change the world? In this bright and faith filled episode of the Entrepreneur Kids Legacy Show, Daniel and Destiny travel back in time to meet a boy born during a lightning storm, whose imagination, courage, and faith would one day light up the planet. Kids discover how Nikola Tesla used God given creativity, curiosity, communication, and compassion to turn ideas into inventions that changed history. From growing up in a family of faith, to believing that every spark held a secret of creation, Tesla's story shows children that asking questions, caring about others, and staying faithful can lead to extraordinary impact. This episode helps kids understand that true entrepreneurship isn't about fame or attention, it's about using your gifts to solve problems and bless the world. ? What Kids Will Learn Curiosity is a gift that can lead to big ideas Faith and imagination work better together Great leaders solve problems because they care Communication helps ideas grow and reach others Perseverance turns "no" into "not yet" Integrity lasts longer than applause You don't have to follow the light, you can help create it ? Parent Takeaway This episode helps parents encourage children to: • ask thoughtful questions about the world • see curiosity as a strength, not a distraction • connect faith with creativity and learning • understand that persistence matters more than approval • use their gifts to serve others, not seek attention Kids don't need to know everything to make a difference, they need curiosity, courage, and encouragement to keep learning. ?? Legacy Lightning Fun Facts Round Which famous event did Nikola Tesla help out with his invention? A) The 1893 Worlds Fair in Chicago? B) The First Olympic Games? C) A concert in his backyard? D) A Single LED Light on the Roof of his house? ANSWER A) The 1893 Worlds Fair in Chicago? Did you know? Nikola Tesla's alternating-current system powered more than 100,000 electric lights at the 1893 World's Fair, the first time a city was lit entirely by electricity! ? Legacy Challenge of the Week "Faith & Curiosity" Challenge Each day this week: • Pick one thing you see but don't understand • Learn how it works • Imagine one way it could help someone Buy us a Cup of Coffee. ?? ?? If you enjoyed this episode for your children, think about supporting the show. Your su
