Talia Bahr Goldfarb is the co-founder of Myself Designs, Inc, the company that invented Myself Belts, a patented, one-handed, easy to fasten belt for children and adults. Talia grew up in Providence, RI and graduated from Williams College in 1994, with a major in Psychology, and received a Masters in Social Work from the University of Alabama in 1996. After relocating to St. Louis, she worked as a school social worker and therapist for children in foster care. Motherhood altered her professional path, as it was her son’s sagging pants that led to the invention of Myself Belts.
Talia was featured on ABC’s Shark Tank Season 6 in October, 2014 and partnered with Daymond John. Myself Belts have been featured in numerous magazines such as The Huffington Post, People Magazine, US Weekly, Woman’s Day, and Forbes.com and was sold in May, 2022.
Talia has been a panelist and mentor at the Washington University in St. Louis’ School of Entrepreneurship and has spoken on other panels such as the St. Louis Business Journal’s Women’s Business Conference. Talia serves on the Venture For America Advisory Board and is a supporter of Arch Grants. Talia is eager to blend her experience as an entrepreneur with her therapeutic background through her new endeavor, Entrepreneurial Insight, LLC.
Talia was featured on ABC’s Shark Tank Season 6 in October, 2014 and partnered with Daymond John. Myself Belts have been featured in numerous magazines such as The Huffington Post, People Magazine, US Weekly, Woman’s Day, and Forbes.com and was sold in May, 2022.
Talia has been a panelist and mentor at the Washington University in St. Louis’ School of Entrepreneurship and has spoken on other panels such as the St. Louis Business Journal’s Women’s Business Conference. Talia serves on the Venture For America Advisory Board and is a supporter of Arch Grants. Talia is eager to blend her experience as an entrepreneur with her therapeutic background through her new endeavor, Entrepreneurial Insight, LLC.