Now that probably doesn't make me even a RE preschooler in your book.  

It talks about how the creation of wealth is a noble pursuit, if for no other reason you and your family will never have any need for charity, and gives you the resources to help others, I attached a picture me and my daughter in a free Christian Preschool that also provides two heathy meals in the slums in Mumbai India we helped start and fund. 

I have been a receptionist, make up artist, sales assistant, general manager, Sales and Marketing Coordinator and even a Preschool teacher, ages 3-5 .

I have been a preschool teacher for 8 years, and although I love what I do, there's no retirement or security in that field.

While I think it is vital that it's taught in school (in the right way), coming from a former preschool teachers prospective in child development, I also think it needs to start at home and school at a young age to truly be affective.

The taxes are pretty high in the area but I love the area and my daughter just started a preschool there so I'm really trying to see if it could possibly work out.

I took a risk and jumped from my old career as a preschool teacher and am really new to this.

However, it depends on who the potential market is -- young parents with pre-school kids or seniors?

I have an opportunity to buy a closed daycare/ preschool prior to it going to auction.

Their other child is registered for preschool.