saves the bees as well as provides support for beekeepers.
She secured $60,000 on ABC’s TV show Shark Tank, last year and
then went on to serve lemonade to President Barack Obama.
She was also a part of Google’s Dare to be Digital campaign.
Mikaila is now leading workshops on how to save the honeybees.
to come, she devised a plan to use her greatgrandmother’s 1940 recipe, which uses honey, in
order to raise money to help the bees.
While honey bees pollinate more than $15 billion of
crops each year, Mikaila told NBC that ‘bees are
dying’.
So how did this beautiful child reinvent herself into the young
business mogul she is today?
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‘Last year, beekeepers lost 40 per cent of all their
hives,’ Mikaila said.
She also quoted Albert Einstein who said: ‘If the bee
disappeared off the surface of the globe then man
would only have four years of life left.’
Mikaila started her lemonade business in 2009 and
she sweetens her lemonade with honey instead of
sugar or artificial sweetener, which is healthier and
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