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Interview with Eva Baker: TeensGotSense
Think you can’t create a cool new business when you are stuck listening to “borrrrrrinnng” shows on the radio? Then you need to hear Eva Baker’s story!
On this Mom & Daughters Inc interview, Eva and I discussed how she launched her business, TeensGotSense. It’s a unique concept that educates teens on financial topics like shopping, bartering with parents and finding a first job. Eva started the business when she realized that there were no outlets that shared tips on financial literacy from a young person’s perspective.
If you are curious about starting a business, Eva also shares how she dealt with the unknown aspects of the startup. For example, listen to 6 min mark to hear her story about designing her first website. She also shares some great tips about how to get help from friends and family.
Eva is launching a teen conference this June. If you know any teens who want to be inspired, check out details in the link below.
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Did your daughter get a few cash gifts from friends and family? Good! After she’s written the thank you notes, consider this idea: Save Some Spend Some Invest Some One of the most powerful lessons for our young people – how to handle money. If they learn the lesson at a young age, it’s muccccchhhh […]
How Teen Daughters Can Leverage The Pokémon Go Craze
There are some great ways to capitalize on the Pokémon Go craze. For mothers and daughters looking to find business opportunities, this is a great one. Here are some ideas on how you can get in on the craze and share possibilities with local business owners.
Is Entrepreneurship Really One Size Fits All?
I read an amazing article recently. It spoke about the benefits of why you want to encourage your child on the entrepreneurial path. And it highlighted ideas that make my heart sing – ie. kids learning leadership skills and hearing the word “no” in sales. But there was something important missing.