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In this episode of the Babalata Podcast – Money for Teens, we host Paige Held, founder of Yoga Joint.Paige’s story doesn’t start with funding, connections, or a perfect plan. It starts with real life. Becoming a single mom in her 20s, teaching yoga while raising kids, and building something out of necessity, not comfort. Today, she has built a business worth $55M, with multiple locations across Florida, all starting from a simple idea and a level of consistency most people underestimate.This episode is about resilience, but more importantly, about turning challenges into a real business.We talk about: Building a company with no safety net  The reality behind scaling, partnerships, and tough decisions 💰  Why consistency beats short bursts of motivation  Balancing ambition, family, and long-term vision Hosted by Eli Bavli (15), the conversation stays honest, curious, and direct, focused on the decisions, habits, and mindset behind building something that lasts.This episode is for teens, young adults, and parents who want to understand how real businesses are built, not from perfect conditions, but from commitment, discipline, and purpose.🎧 Listen. Subscribe. Follow.

In this episode, Eli sits down with Ricardo Garcia Araya (XOVOX), a cybersecurity specialist and social media entrepreneur who built his business during the pandemic. He dives deep into how social media security actually works, why people lose their accounts, and how to spot and avoid scams.But that's not all. Ricardo shares his unconventional investment strategy, reveals what he'd do with $5 million, and drops real talk about what teens and young adults need to know to become successful. From AI tools promoting to building a global client base, this is a must-listen for anyone interested in tech, entrepreneurship, and making smart money moves.

In this episode of the Babalata Podcast, we host Shay Maimoni, founder of Woof Dogs, creator of Israeli Special Tactics K9, and board director at Pawz4Heroes.Shay’s journey started in the military, where he trained his first dog and discovered a path that would later grow into multiple companies built around discipline, purpose, and leadership. Today, he is one of the most trusted names in elite canine training, working with high-profile clients and helping people build powerful relationships with their dogs. But Shay’s story isn’t just about dogs. It’s about building something meaningful from a skill, staying disciplined through growth, and turning purpose into real impact.In this episode, we talk about:How turning a personal skill into a business actually worksDiscipline, habits, and long-term thinking in entrepreneurship 💰The mindset required to grow multiple companiesWhat success really means beyond moneyHow Shay teaches his own kids about responsibility and financial thinkingHosted by Eli Bavli (15), the conversation stays curious, direct, and honest—focusing on the habits, decisions, and mindset behind building a life and career with purpose.This episode is for teens, young adults, and parents who want to understand how passion, discipline, and values can turn into real opportunity.🎧 Listen. Subscribe. Follow.

🎙️ Babalata Podcast – Episode with Dana HizkiyaIn this episode of the Babalata Podcast, we host Dana Hizkiya, founder of Next Generation Management & Accounting Services.Dana built a company that manages homeowner associations and helps communities make smart financial decisions with clarity — not guesswork. She scaled the business to 90 employees worldwide, all while raising three boys and building her voice in a male-dominated industry.This episode is about women’s power — but not in theory. In practice.We talk about:Leadership when you’re the only woman in the roomBuilding authority without losing authenticityFinancial discipline is behind managing entire communities Growth, responsibility, and balancing ambition with familyWhat real strength looks like in businessHosted by Eli Bavli (15), the conversation stays direct, curious, and honest — exploring how leadership is earned, not announced.This episode is for teens, young adults, and parents who want to understand what confidence, financial clarity, and resilience really look like in action.If you care about leadership, money, and building something meaningful — this one matters.

Babalata Podcast – Episode 2In this episode of the Babalata Podcast, we host Jeremy Kearns, founder of Javiation, a private jet company serving business leaders, executives, and high-profile clients.Jeremy didn’t wake up one day and decide to start a jet company. His journey is built on learning the industry from the inside, understanding real needs, and making long-term decisions that most people don’t see from the outside. ✈️Hosted by Eli Bavli (15), this episode keeps the conversation honest, direct, and grounded- focused on how decisions are made, not just outcomes.In this conversation, we talk about:How a private aviation company is actually builtMoney habits and mindset behind running a high-responsibility business 💰Learning before jumping, and why asking questions mattersWhat young people misunderstand about success and moneyThis episode is for teens, young adults, and parents who want real stories, real thinking, and real perspective on money, responsibility, and growth.🎧 Listen. Subscribe. Follow.

Babalata Podcast – Money for TeensMoney affects our lives long before anyone teaches us how it really works.The Babalata Podcast – Money for Teens brings honest, direct, and real conversations about money, mindset, and habits—designed especially for young people who want clarity, not pressure. 💡Hosted by Eli Bavli, 15, this podcast changes the usual dynamic. Founders, investors, and successful people sit down to answer the questions teens and young adults actually care about—openly, seriously, and without talking down.Each episode explores:Money habits that shape real life 💰Mindset, confidence, and decision-making 🧠Mistakes, lessons, and growth no one usually sharesThis isn’t about hype or shortcuts. It’s about learning early, thinking clearly, and building healthy financial habits that last. 🌱Made for teens, young adults, and parents, the podcast is part of Babalata’s mission to help the next generation grow—financially and mentally—with trust and understanding.If you’ve ever felt: “This is for me.” “I’ve never seen this before.” “I want to understand money, not fear it.”You’re in the right place. 🎧 Listen. Subscribe. Follow.