The Nine-Year-Old Baker Who Refuses to Quit

I didn't think it would be this much work to run a business because I feel like that feeling is just something that's trying to hold me back, but I can't let it get in the way of me having a successful business.

Because there's a lot of people who don't have homes to live in.

So I'm trying to bake bread so that I can donate money to everyone who doesn't have homes or clothes or food.

And I want to donate that money to help them.

Grayson, thank you so much for being willing to talk to me today.

I know that you are busy baking and going to school and you are a man of many talents, but thank you for coming here and sharing with everybody what you've been working on.

And I think that there are a lot of kids like you who have dreams about starting a business or doing something they love.

And I know there are parents out there who want their kids to do things they love.

So I want to ask you first, tell me your first name.

My first name is Grayson.

Okay.

Grayson, how old are you?

I am nine.

Nine years old.

So what grade are you in?

I am going into fourth.

Fourth grade.

Okay.

So how does a fourth grader, actually a third grader, end up starting his own bakery? Where did you get that idea? I

feel like the first time I went to Disney World, All the foods there were magnificent, and I wanted other people to have magnificent food without having to pay the full price to go to Disney World.

So that's when I decided to start my bakery.

How old were

you? I

was three or four.

Three or four? Okay, so the food at Disney is very good.