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On today's podcast we welcome guest Eva Baker AIA, LEED AP BD+C. Eva is an architect who specializes in laboratory planning. She is currently a Senior Associate and Director of the Philadelphia Office of HERA Laboratory Planners. We talk about: - Eva's pairing of a Bachelor degree in Chemistry with a Master's degree in Architecture so that she could combine two of her passions. - Whether she followed the advice of her mentors to focus on general architecture before diving into laboratory expertise. - I ask Eva what are the important components to consider when designing a lab including structural modules, safety, flexibility, MEP, and equipment and then we also talk about emerging trends in laboratory design like the integration of automation. - We discuss her long path to working at HERA and how consultancy functions differently than an architecture firm. - We talk about her favorite types of projects, skills she looks for when hiring, and how long it takes (spoiler- two years!) to become a lab specialist. - Eva also shares about the challenges she faced when she returned from maternity leave, had to balance office work and pumping, late nights working "parent hours", the constraints of childcare, and the societal and self-imposed stress of motherhood and career progression. - We end by talking about the importance of sharing responsibilities at home so that she and her partner can pursue meaningful careers as well as a successful family life. Links: HERA Laboratory Planners: https://herainc.com/ Architectette Podcast Website: www.architectette.com Connect with the pod on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12735000/), Instagram (@architectette), and TikTok (@architectette) Music by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/architectette/support

Eva Baker ist stellvertretende Institutsleiterin des Goethe-Instituts in Melbourne, Australien. Sie hat eine 9-jährige Tochter, die die deutsche Schule in Melbourne besucht und die während des Lockdowns im Homeschooling lernen musste. Im Podcast „School must go on“ spricht Eva Baker über digitale Infrastruktur, Datenschutz und die Rolle der Lehrer/-innen in Australien. – Gute digitale Infrastruktur – In Australien habe es schon vor Corona eine gute digitale Infrastruktur gegeben, sagt Baker. „An der Grundschule meiner Tochter wurde schon länger mit einer App gearbeitet. In der Schule wurde diese zusätzlich zu Tablets und Whiteboards in den Unterricht integriert, sodass der Umgang damit für die Kinder vertraut war“, erklärt die Mutter. Das Übergehen ins Homeschooling sei daher keine große Umstellung gewesen, da die Lehrkräfte über die App Wochenpläne erstellen, Sachen hochladen und Aufgaben korrigieren konnten. Zusätzlich habe es ein Konferenz-Tool gegeben, welches im Lockdown eingeführt wurde. „Die Kinder hatten darüber morgens einen Check-in, bei dem sie Kontakt mit ihrer Klasse und ihrer Lehrkraft hatten. Der Fokus lag dabei sehr auf dem sozialen Aspekt. Die Kinder konnten in Breakout-Rooms gehen und gemeinsam sprechen und spielen. Bei uns war es Zoom, aber das war ganz verschieden von Schule zu Schule“, berichtet Eva Baker. – Datenschutz: Nicht so eine Skepsis wie in Deutschland – In Australien gebe es nicht so viele Diskussionen über Datenschutz, wie das in Deutschland der Fall sei. „Das Department of Education macht manchmal Vorgaben, welche Software genutzt werden kann und welche nicht. Manchmal müssen Softwares auch von ihm genehmigt werden, aber in der Regel ist die Wahl der Software sehr frei und offen“, so die stellvertretende Institutsleiterin. Entscheidend bei der Genehmigung einer neuen Software sei beispielsweise, dass sie passwortgeschützt ist und Schüler sich nicht jederzeit einloggen können, sondern nur, wenn ein Betreuer auch eingeloggt ist. „Die Australier sind erstmal allem positiv gegenüber eingestellt. So eine Skepsis, wie ich das in Deutschland erlebe, gibt es hier nicht. Die Grundeinstellung hier ist eine andere und das überträgt sich nicht nur aufs Thema Datenschutz, sondern auf verschiedene Bereiche des Lebens.“ – Das Lehrer-Dasein in Australien – „Lehrer/-innen in Australien verstehen sich eher als Lernbegleiter“, berichtet Eva Baker. Sie seien jemand, der den Kindern Impulse gebe, diese die Aufgaben aber für sich lösen. Anschließend werde dann geschaut, ob die Schüler/-innen das Thema verstanden haben und wo die jeweilige Lehrkraft noch unterstützen kann. „Das ist das Gegenteil von Frontalunterricht.“ Das sei jedoch nicht der einzige Unterschied zu Deutschland. „Ich bin manchmal irritiert, wie oft in Deutschland über Lehrkräfte geschimpft wird. Wie ihnen nachgesagt wird, dass sie nur faul waren in den Ferien und nicht vorbereitet waren“, so Eva Baker. Das sei in Australien anders. „Lehrer/-innen wurden hier sehr heroisiert in dieser Zeit, es wurde anerkannt, was sie leisten“, erklärt sie. So habe der Premierminister des Staates, in dem Eva Baker mit ihrer Familie lebt, in seinen Ansprachen den Lehrkräften explizit gedankt. Auch die Eltern im Homeschooling haben festgestellt, was die Lehrkräfte alles leisten. „Lehrer/-innen sind hier sehr anerkannt, anders als in Deutschland. Ich sehe da einen großen Unterschied!“ Darüber hinaus spricht Eva Baker über das australische Schulsystem, „Distance Learning“, synchronen und asynchronen Unterricht, wie die Ausstattung mit Geräten abläuft, Benachteiligungen bei der Digitalisierung, ob die Pandemie das Lernen nachhaltig verändert hat, das Projekt „Enterprise German“ und den Podcast „Superfrauen“. - Enterprise German: https://www.goethe.de/ins/au/en/spr/unt/kum/cli/cli/unt.html - Podcast: https://www.goethe.de/ins/au/de/spr/unt/kum/gen/sup.html?wt_sc=superfrauen

Complete show notes here: https://debtfreeguys.com/lgbtq-teen-entrepreneurs/ A place for LGBTQ teen entrepreneurs Forty-two percent of students, including LGBTQ student, in grades 5-12 plan to start their own businesses one day and 3% are entrepreneurs already. Is there a place for these LGBTQ teen entrepreneurs to connect and build community with other teenpreneurs? Where can aspiring LGBTQ teen entrepreneurs (and their parents) go for guidance? Meet Eva Baker, the Teenpreneur Conference founder Eva Baker is the founder and CEO of TeensGotCents, a personal finance website devoted to teenagers. The platform is designed to help teens and college students learn to budget their money, stay debt free, shop smart and find a great part-time job. The site has been recognized by The Plutus Awards as the Best Blog for Teens, College Students and Young Adults in 2014 and the Best Generational Finance Blog in 2016. Eva is also the host of the Teenpreneur Conference, a place where business-owning teens and aspiring young entrepreneurs can get together, learn practical skills and connect with brands. Today, Eva shares the inspiration behind both TeensGotSense and the Teenpreneur Conference. She covers what you will learn at Teenpreneur and how the community has grown since its inception in 2016. Eva speaks to her experience working with LGBTQ youth and the inclusive environment fostered at the conference.

Bethany and Ellie talk about the benefits of working with family. Ellie remembers a certain business trip she took Bethany on and how she realized she had a gift in the area of public relations. Bethany remembers another story of a business trip and how it set her future in stone.  Eva Baker, founder of Teens Got Cents, and her mom and business partner, Charlotte Baker, join The Money Millhouse to talk about Eva's journey to founding her business. Eva recounts some feedback she has received from her site, how she gets a lot of comments about her age, and how she has learned to embrace it. She shares about how something that started as a high school project turned into a business, and the role her mom had in that journey.  Charlotte talks about her perspective on her partnership with Eva and how it has evolved. She never intended it to be a project for her, it was originally just for Eva, but thy realized it would not be plausible for Eva to handle everything. Charlotte also shares what it was like to see Eva blogging as herself and not anonymously, and whose vote carries the extra weight. Eva also talks about the upcoming Teenpreneur conference coming up in Jacksonville, FL. June 22, 2018. Bethany and Ellie end the episode discussing how they also work together, and how they have very similar personality types. They explore the times they like being together and when they don't, and how they manage being around each other all the time. 

When you have hustle, age is a non issue. In this episode, learn how Eva Baker started a blog at 16 which now brings in full time income and allows her to throw on a MASSIVE conference! 

Do you have a hard time talking money to your teen? Are you feeling like you aren't qualified? Let's shift that thinking starting now. I've got Eva Baker who not long ago was a teen who is going to share her story.  What you'll learn about in today's episode:  How a simple audio book from the local library turned an unexpected page for her Two problems that hold parents back from helping their teens  Her top 3 tips for parents for helping teens on their money journey  For the complete set of show notes for this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/105 Be sure to continue to join us in more money conversations in our FREE community over here: http://www.jenhemphill.com/community  Enjoy this episode and want more? Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/her-money-matters-money-talk/id1006403754  By you doing that will help us reach more women like you. It's easy, here is how: http://jenhemphill.com/how-to-subscribe-and-leave-a-review-on-itunes/

Do you have a hard time talking money to your teen?  Are you feeling like you aren’t qualified?  Let’s shift that thinking starting now.   I’ve got Eva Baker who not long ago was a teen who is going to share her story.     What you'll learn about in today's episode:   How a simple audio book from the local library turned an unexpected page for her Two problems that hold parents back from helping their teens  Her top 3 tips for parents for helping teens on their money journey   For the complete set of show notes for this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/105   Be sure to continue to join us in more money conversations in our FREE community over here: http://www.jenhemphill.com/community    Enjoy this episode and want more?  Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/her-money-matters-money-talk/id1006403754    By you doing that will help us reach more women like you.  It’s easy, here is how:  http://jenhemphill.com/how-to-subscribe-and-leave-a-review-on-itunes/

Do you have a hard time talking money to your teen?  Are you feeling like you aren’t qualified?  Let’s shift that thinking starting now.   I’ve got Eva Baker who not long ago was a teen who is going to share her story.     What you'll learn about in today's episode:   How a simple audio book from the local library turned an unexpected page for her Two problems that hold parents back from helping their teens  Her top 3 tips for parents for helping teens on their money journey   For the complete set of show notes for this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/105   Be sure to continue to join us in more money conversations in our FREE community over here: http://www.jenhemphill.com/community    Enjoy this episode and want more?  Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/her-money-matters-money-talk/id1006403754    By you doing that will help us reach more women like you.  It’s easy, here is how:  http://jenhemphill.com/how-to-subscribe-and-leave-a-review-on-itunes/

Thank you for reading this article, which comes to you originally from Personal Profitability. Eva Baker started her blog as a high school project, and it blossomed into a cool brand around teen entrepreneurship. Teens Got Sense is now a well known, excellent resource for young people looking to break into entrepreneurship. It has grown to include an annual Teenprenuer conference and many amazing opportunities for Eva. Learn how […] The post PPP056: I’m Eva Baker and I Help Teens Become Entrepreneurs appeared first on Personal Profitability.

Thank you for reading this article, which comes to you originally from Personal Profitability.Eva Baker started her blog as a high school project, and it blossomed into a cool brand around teen entrepreneurship. Teens Got Sense is now a well known, excellent resource for young people looking to break into entrepreneurship. It has grown to include an annual Teenprenuer conference and many amazing opportunities for Eva. Learn how […] The post PPP056: I’m Eva Baker and I Help Teens Become Entrepreneurs appeared first on Personal Profitability.

Thank you for reading this article, which comes to you originally from Personal Profitability.Eva Baker started her blog as a high school project, and it blossomed into a cool brand around teen entrepreneurship. Teens Got Sense is now a well known, excellent resource for young people looking to break into entrepreneurship. It has grown to include an annual Teenprenuer conference and many amazing opportunities for Eva. Learn how […] The post PPP056: I'm Eva Baker and I Help Teens Become Entrepreneurs appeared first on Personal Profitability.

I chat with TeensGotCents creator Eva Baker about why she's so passionate about educating teens about personal finance, what inspired her to found The Teenpreneur Conference, and what she wants teens to know the most about managing their money the smart way. Long description: Unlike many teens her age, Eva Baker started to get interested in personal finance at the young age of 16. She started listening to Dave Ramsey's teachings, and got hooked. But what she soon realized is there was a ton of information out there on how to fix your financial woes, but not a ton on how to avoid them when you're a teen and just starting your own personal finance journey. That's when she got the idea to create TeensGotCents, a financial literacy blog for teens that explores money and issues relating to adolescents specifically. I sure wish her blog was around when I was in high school! I'm sure I would have figured out how to make my part-time job income go further. As she mentions in the interview, she also started her blog as her major project for school, but it eventually took off and became her full-time gig. Now in her 20s, she manages a staff of writers to keep creating valuable content for teens on the website. And if that weren't impressive enough, she also founded her own conference — The Teenpreneur Conference — that's all about promoting entrepreneurship to teens. The next conference will be taking place June 8-10, 2017 in Jacksonville, Florida. Check Out Eva's Best Blog Posts 3 Reasons An Emergency Fund Is Critical For a Teen If You Have a Car Teens Investing in the Stock Market Confessions of a Personal Finance Blogger Generosity: The Key to Joy and Fulfillment Follow Eva on Social Check out Eva on Instagram Follow Eva on Twitter Like Eva on Facebook Follow Eva on Pinterest Join Me for a Live Webinar! I mentioned in this episode about an upcoming webinar I'll be hosting with friend and business partner Jaclyn Phillips. We'll be doing a live webinar all about how to master your money and fitness on Wednesday, May 31 at 7pm ET to kick-off the launch of our Rich & Fit Bootcamp course. Registration for the course will open right after the webinar, and promptly close on Wednesday, June 7 (that's right, we're only opening the doors for 1 week!). And a big reason you'll want to join us for the webinar is because not only will we discuss more about the course specifically, but we'll also be awarding 3 scholarships to the course to 3 lucky live webinar attendees. Make sure to save your seat for the webinar by clicking here » For more podcast episodes, check out the podcast page. Show notes: jessicamoorhouse.com/108

Good personal finance habits start young. Our children don’t get much personal finance education in school so it’s up to parents to provide that education. There are things we can do throughout their childhood to turn our kid into a money master. Today we take to Eva Baker from Teens Got Cents. She started Teens Got Cents as a home school project when she began to get interested in personal finance. She started doing some research but found that most information was geared toward adults and there wasn't much to help kids. Eva saw a gap and decided to fill it and that's how her site started when she was just 16. Eva blogs about how teens can shop smart, get a great part time job, go to college debt free, save money, and start their own business. In 2015 she founded The Teenpreneur Conference. This annual conference brings together teen business owners as well as teens who want to start their own business in a community that truly is by teens, for teens. Full Article Here  Show Notes Vanilla Porter Breckenridge Brewery: A porter brewed with real vanilla. LMM Tools: All the best stuff we use to manage our money. LMM Pro:Research, evaluate, and track rental properties. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eva Baker from Teens Got Cents and The Teenpreneur Conference shares how being an entrepreneur while in school gives you valuable skills. More info. The post [Adulting B022] Be an Entrepreneur While in School ft. Eva Baker, The Teenpreneur appeared first on Adulting.

In this episode, we're interviewing Eva Baker of Teens Got Cents. She shares why it's important to set and reach goals when you're young, and talks about her business conference made especially for teens by teens. You can find full show notes at http://www.amandaabella.com/podcast28 

In 2013 at sixteen years old, Eva Baker started a personal finance website for teenagers called Teens Got Cents. She talks about shopping smart, getting a great part-time job, saving money, going to college debt free, and features DIY projects that are affordable for teens. She is also the founder of The Teenpreneur Conference for teens who have or want to start, their own business. I am so excited to have a teen on the show today! Thank you for tuning in! Visit BloggingSUCCESSfully.com/015 To share your thoughts on today’s show To read the transcript To find links to resources mentioned in the episode To download the MP3 audio file To help out the show Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews help so much and I personally read EVERY single one. Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher to get automatic updates every time we release a new episode. Visit our sponsors for this episode: The Blog Connection To sponsor our podcast, start the conversation here: bloggingsuccessfully.com/sponsor-request

On this Queer Money, we interview teenpreneur Eva Baker of TeensGotCents.com. Schools aren’t adequately teaching today’s students about money. Enter Eva Baker. Eva only recently lost her teenager-card, but is teaching teenagers and others too young to enter a bar about money. What started as a home-school project assigned by her mother, Eva has turned into a full-time job and a company with four employees.

Eva Baker is a 20-year old who started a business as a project when she was a teen. Her blog, TeensGotCents.com, has grown into a powerful resource for teens who want to learn about personal finances and also about running a small business. In June 2017, Eva will host the second TeenPreneur Conference, a place for young people to learn about starting, building or running their own small business.   After talking with Eva over Mocktails, my biggest take-away was to not let age determine our goals in life. Young or old, we are all on unique journeys. When inspiration hits us, we need to pursue it with passion - no matter what stage of our lives we are in. You can find more about Eva and her conference on my website, http://financially-blonde.com/mmpodcast  

Eva Baker is teaching teens in Florida how to manage money and their lives. She's paying it forward. More info. The post [Adulting B008] Pay It Forward ft. Eva Baker, Teens Got Cents appeared first on Adulting.

#234: Eva Baker is one special entrepreneur. She runs a successful blog. She started her own conference. She does consulting. And did I mention she started it all while still a teenager? Eva shares tips for parents who want to nurture their kids' entrepreneurial spark. Podcast show notes available here: https://www.smartpassiveincome.com/session234

This event welcomes memoir authors are Eva Baker (Martha and Eva) and Maggie Holeman (Women in the Locker Room) and children authors and illustrators La Von Bridges (Alaska Animals, We Love You) and Betty Hedstrand and Chris Floyd (Clever Little Bird). Martha and Eva is the story of a mother and daughter’s journey as German Refugees during WWII. It describes the life they had in Schlesien and the fear and deprivation that they experienced when they became German refugees--where more than 400,000 lost their lives during this expulsion. Martha Maiwald ‘s original memoir was written in the old German (pre-Hitler) script, translated into German, and then ultimately translated into English by her daughter, Eva Baker. Maggie Holeman's memoir, Women in the Locker Room, examines her extraordinary career at the Anchorage airport and being the first woman to achieve the award of weapon proficiency at the Sitka Police Academy. And for her response to the YC-122 crash, she received a legislative commendation for bravery LaVon Bridges and Alice Wright composed chants and poems for their students to learn orally. Subsequently, they learned to read, using the poems and chants now in Alaska Animals, We Love You Betty Hedstrand’s book Clever Little Bird follows the adventures of a moose and magpie in Anchorage. This beautiful book is full of Chris Floyd’s amazing artwork.

Eva Baker is 20 years old and the founder of Teens Got Cents, an online resource dedicated to educating and equipping teens to manage their finances properly. In this episode, we talk about how Eva turned a high school project into a full-time business. We also discuss the conference she is hosting in Jacksonville, Florida on June 10 & 11: The Teenpreneur Conference as a place where business-owning teens, as well as those interesting in starting a business, can get together, network, learn practical skills, and connect with brands who can point them in the right direction.   I will be speaking at the conference as well as doing live interviews! I hope to see everyone there!   If you are a teenager or the parent of a teenager, I highly recommend you sign up for the conference today! Visit http://theteenpreneur.com/ to purchase tickets for the early bird special! 

How do you balance earning a degree with starting your own business when both require massive time and effort? More info. The post [Adulting B005] Should You Scale Back on Education to Pursue Your Own Business? ft. Eva Baker, Teens Got Cents appeared first on Adulting.

Eva Baker's story is especially appealing to parents and students looking at college. She is a homeschooled senior in high school and an avid blogger at the ripe old age of 18, writing the Teens Got Cents blog. Her story also serves as an example to students on how they can tap into what they love to create a business (and an income) for themselves. The website got started when Eva's mom asked her to do a project for her remaining high school years to develop communication and life skills. Eva enjoyed rock climbing, but opted instead to write about her own experience in saving money as a teen after listening to an audio book from Dave Ramsey called Total Money Makeover. She realized there was a wealth of information online for adults looking to manage their money, but nothing for teens.

#142: This 17 year old has got some sense! Eva Baker started a personal finance blog at http://TeensGotCents.com and is learning a lot about how money really works. This will benefit her greatly when she strikes out in this world and makes her mark.  Eva tells the story of how she started a personal finance blog at age 16, how she budgets her money with a basic envelope system, and then speaks from her own personal experiences about why having a simple plan and broad goals is key for any teenager to be prepared for adulthood. For more information, visit the show notes at

Learn the motivation behind Eva Baker and what prompted her to start a personal finance blog at the age of 17.

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