Really enjoyed this. I think it's a great part of your history. 😊

Many have already told you; it's not embarrassing at all.

By the way, something that is so natural in you doesn't disappear just because you have stopped doing it, maybe it's time for you to take it up again and exploit that capacity that is in you.

That's definitely a little school yard hustler there! That's really cool and I think is a good thing to dabble in at a young age. Shows drive! Then as an adult you could reflect on some of it as needed. 

Haha! Not shameful at all I think. The entrepreneurial spirit is strong in you it seems, and from a young age. 

You know, I think if you investigate most entrepreneurs back to their younger years you'll probably find a similar ethos or *out-of-the-box* thinking and the ability to pivot to new ideas quickly. 

I declare this *a great reveal!* 

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Hola @manoldonchev pienso que no es vergonzoso es una forma de comercio en la escuela, yo tambien, lo hacia vendía dulces a la hora del descanso, y una vez me inventé colocar a las chinches de las carteleras,  unas stiker de letras que vendía como zarcillos a las niñas... (Esto es una revelación) jajj y siempre me he creado coss para vender. Creo que eso fue un entrenamiento para  desarrollar mi habilidad emprendedora, no hay algo que haga, que despues intente vender. Y es gratificante que lo compren y valoren.

Barter and trading was good when young, no repercussions except some much needed pocket change for chewing gum. Innocence is a wonderful thing.... then you grow up!

I would buy that for...

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Never got into the sales side of life. 

But I love to buy shit. My savings account proves that... LoL

I would have been your weekly returning customer, spending my lunch money on your ~~Crap~~ Treasures.!

Just a kid being clever and learning entrepreneurial skills, nothing shameful there. I used to make bracelets and shill them at school to buy cigarettes.

Sounds like someone being shifty to get some lunch money, or someone being really smart and making some serious coin as a kid! Well done

Well, it was undoubtedly an undertaking and perhaps a sign that you had the blood of a salesman running through your veins, not everyone has that talent. 

I also did it when I was a child, curious fact, I traded the paper dolls that my mom gave me to collect without her knowing 🙈, it makes me laugh a lot remembering it

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Not shameful but you were just starting a business at a younger age.
Good start.

Nothing wrong with this, as it should have been of much benefit to you in your adult life.
We all get shaped by our childhood years.

You may well find that just by sharing this here with us today that those ideas begin flowing again. Thinking in ways that others do not see is a truly great skill to have and can lead you to places you may never have even considered. 

Selling to the other kids is great but also selling to a teacher is bloody epic haha. 😎 Clearly you have a whole lot of potential inside to be re-tapped but you will do it and thrive in the future, best of luck man 👍

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In early high school, I would sell condoms to people. A pack of 12 was about 6 dollars and selling them individually, I could get anywhere between 20 to 30 dollars for the pack.