i went from this. to this for a good cause. what do a major star, a love of broadway, and a group of motivated teens have in common? stay tuned to find out. and much more next on teen kids news. welcome to teen kids news. i m mwanzaa. and i m jessica. here s our top story for this week. reporter: it s the building block of life itself, but too much of it can be very bad for your health. now there s a nationwide effort to protect us from something we love to add to our food. cheryl has the story. reporter: salt is everywhere. it s about 3% of the oceans. our bodies need it to survive. and we love its taste. my favorite salty foods are probably chips. potato chips. onion rings and french fries. french fries are my favorites. i really like pretzels and chips. ooh. i d have to say potato chips and french fries. my favorite salty foods, probably salt and vinegar chips and also crunchy seaweed. reporter: the problem is too much salt is unhealthy. t
welcome to teen kids news. i m mwanzaa. and i m jessica. here s our top story for this week. reporter: it s the building block of life itself, but too much of it can be very bad for your health. now there s a nationwide effort to protect us from something we love to add to our food. cheryl has the story. reporter: salt is everywhere. it s about 3% of the oceans. our bodies need it to survive. and we love its taste. my favorite salty foods are probably chips. potato chips. onion rings and french fries. french fries are my favorites. i really like pretzels and chips. ooh. i d have to say potato chips and french fries. my favorite salty foods, probably salt and vinegar chips and also crunchy seaweed. reporter: the problem is too much salt is unhealthy. too much salt overwhelms your body. you eliminate salt with your kidneys. however, there s only so much your kidneys can do. all the extra salt stays in your bloodstream. you end up retaining water, gaining
i went from this. to this for a good cause. what do a major star, a love of broadway, and a group of motivated teens have in common? stay tuned to find out. and much more next on teen kids news. welcome to teen kids news. i m mwanzaa. and i m jessica. here s our top story for this week. reporter: it s the building block of life itself, but too much of it can be very bad for your health. now there s a nationwide effort to protect us from something we love to add to our food. cheryl has the story. reporter: salt is everywhere. it s about 3% of the oceans. our bodies need it to survive. and we love its taste. my favorite salty foods are probably chips. potato chips. onion rings and french fries. french fries are my favorites. i really like pretzels and chips. ooh. i d have to say potato chips and french fries. my favorite salty foods, probably salt and vinegar chips and also crunchy seaweed. reporter: the problem is too much salt is unhealthy. t
so, hey, we re doing this thing, a cupcake factory in your neighborhood. let s get the local paper over to cover it. so, it is holistic in that sense to get the buzz, get the excitement. that s so interesting. there are all kinds of ways to get money. we talk so much about last year how hard it was to get a loan from a bank, but there s money out there if you re creative. thanks so much. you re welcome. it s time now to answer some of your business questions. nancy and ari are back with us once again. first question is about marketing your business. how do i build sales and find the right sales professionals to go out and market the product? this is a tricky question, right? because then you also have the question of do i hire someone in house or do i get someone who s freelance? how do you deal with it? i love hiring sales people. this is my favorite thing to do. we do it apprentice style, a little page from mr. trump. and we will call people into the office, we ll post
you may say no to partner with us, but you won t say no to a kick-ball challenge. what kind of company says no, we re afraid to lose to you in kick ball. we once threw a game to somebody we wanted to work with, but it was a hedge fund. and so we threw the game. and there were m&ms, where one had my name and the other had my cell phone number. please return my call. you can be creative. if you re funny, they re not going to be annoyed. finally, the last question, this comes from one of our youngest viewers, kyle writes, how do i start a business if i m 14 or is it legal? it would be a service, so i don t know if an llc would be best or just hiring independent contractors. i love a 14-year-old asking about this. nancy, i ll let you take this because you work with a lot of teenagers. we see young entrepreneurs all of the time. my advice is to focus on the idea and not the structure.