Dean Horsfield’s journey into entrepreneurship started when he was just four years old, selling drawings to his neighbors. From lemonade stands and window washing to building digital businesses and founding Lemonade Lab, Dean has spent his life turning ideas into real businesses and learning from both success and failure.
On this episode of The Tiberius Show, Dean talks with Tiberius about entrepreneurship, creativity, business building, failure, AI, leadership, financial responsibility, and why kids should have the opportunity to experience business for themselves.
He also shares how leaving a comfortable corporate job led him to start a window-washing company, why solving real-world problems is at the heart of entrepreneurship, how AI is changing what young entrepreneurs can accomplish, and why sometimes the best way to know if an idea is good is simply to try it.
Plus, Dean explains how Lemonade Lab gives kids and teens a safe place to create and operate real businesses, shares some of the creative businesses kids are already building, and discusses the importance of parents staying involved while giving young entrepreneurs room to grow.
In this episode, you'll learn:
●    What an entrepreneur actually does
●    How Dean started his first business at just four years old
●    Why creativity and technical skills both matter in business
●    How solving real-world problems can lead to business opportunities
●    Why failure is an important part of entrepreneurship
●    How to learn from a business that doesn't work
●    Why teenagers are in a unique position to use AI for entrepreneurship
●    Why schools should teach more entrepreneurship
●    How kids can test their ideas without being afraid of failure
●    What Lemonade Lab is and how it helps young entrepreneurs
●    Why parents play an important role in keeping young entrepreneurs safe
●    What kids can learn from running a business beyond making money
●    Why understanding costs, profits, and margins matters
●    How AI can become a force multiplier for young entrepreneurs
●    Why knowing when to cut your losses is an important business lesson
●    What leadership looks like when you trust your team
●    Why integrity, responsibility, and accountability matter in business
Join Tiberius as he learns from Dean Horsfield about entrepreneurship, creativity, AI, leadership, failure, and why no idea is too crazy to try.

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