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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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