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Shana lives with her family in Mateh Yehuda in Israel, and she is the Executive Director of Magen which is a non-profit based in Israel dedicated to helping victims of sexual abuse in the Jewish Communities in Israel and around the world.
Through her work in Magen, Shana advocates for the legal rights of survivors of sexual abuse, raises awareness around this issue, and offers therapeutic and communal support to the victims.
Shana also volunteers as a Jewish marital law coach and birth assistant for women with histories of sexual and physical abuse.
What will we talk about with Shana?
- Helping victims of sexual abuse is such an important mission, can you tell us how you discovered that this was your calling?
- I am assuming that it is hard to keep track of numbers when victims are not speaking up, but can you give us an idea in numbers of how many women, children, and maybe even men, are abused sexually every year in our Jewish Communities?
- We hear of a lot of scandals of sexual abuse in the Jewish Community - is it because there is a rise in these incidents or because there is more awareness around this issue?
- What is specific to the sexual abuse in the Jewish Communities?
- How has your work changed since October 7th?
- Is there a light at the end of the tunnel for this abuse to stop in the Jewish Community?
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Join us for a special series of Interviews on the Jewish Women Entrepreneurs & Leaders Podcast to talk about the war in Israel and its impact on the Jewish People in Israel and around the world. Our next Guest is @Shana Aaronson
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I was introduced to Olga by @Sharon Altshul when we invited her to speak at our Global Leadership Conference in January 2024.
Olga is the Vice President at NGO Monitor, a research institute that ensures that decision-makers and civil society operate according to the principles of accountability, transparency, and universal human rights.
These days, Olga is being invited to speak at the Israeli President Annual Conference, and she travels the world to speak about UNWRA and other UN agencies, explaining how humanitarian aid to Palestinians need to be conditioned after the war so it doesn't end up in terror, like on October 7th
Olga is also an Executive Member of the World Zionist Organization and the Director of Global Outreach for Kol Israel.
Olga graduated from the University of Belgrade and the University of Munich with degrees in banking, insurance, and finance, and has held senior positions in the private sector.What will we talk about with Olga?
- What made you decide to leave the corporate world of finance and work for a Research Institute?
- Why did you choose to work for NGO Monitor ?
- How has your work changed since October 7th?
- What do you say about the fact that most people working at Jewish nonprofits are women, but most CEOs of the largest Jewish nonprofits are men?
- In your bio, you also say that you are a Business and life coach, can you tell us more about that?
#SpecialSupportIsraelSeriesJoin us for a special series of Interviews on the Jewish Women Entrepreneurs & Leaders Podcast to talk about the war in Israel and its impact on the Jewish People in Israel and around the world. Our next Guest is @Olga Deutsch
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This time I am not the one interviewing, I am the one being interviewed. I will be interviewed by Dalia Brunschwig.
How was the Global Network born? How it started with monthly meetups and became a non profit organization Who is behind this initiative? What is the vision and the mission of the Global NetworkWhat is the Global Leadership Conference and who is it for? How do we find balance between the business, the non profit and life
We talked about Balance in life and at work, Community building, Leadership and many more topics that you will love.
👉 What will we talk about in this episode
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The JWEL Podcast is a place where you will discover interesting Guests and have fascinating conversations around the topics of Leadership and Jewish Identity.
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Our Guest today is Zoe Bermant.
👉 About Zoe
Zoe is the owner of ZoecialMedia which is an international team of highly creative, super organized, social media experts who live, eat, and breathe data-driven B2B tech social marketing.
She is passionate about being recognized as an entrepreneur, not just a Mumpreneur, and about startups and technology solutions.
Zoe has been very active on Social Networks since the war broke out in Israel and she has a very strong voice online to #StandAgainstHamas
👉 What is the initiative
Zoe has been very active on Social Networks since the war broke out in Israel and she has a very strong voice online to #StandAgainstHamas
👉 What will we talk about
- How to have an activist role on social media to defend Israel
- Who can do it
- What are the rules to follow
- how to protect ourselves from the emotional toll
- Is defending Israel and the Jews on Social Media a lost cause
- How to manage a professional presence and a social activism on social media when you are an entrepreneur
- How is this war "forcing" us to niche down our target market and how it is a good thing
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Join us for a series of Interviews on the Jewish Women Entrepreneurs & Leaders Podcast to talk about the war in Israel and its impact on the Jewish People in Israel and around the world
👉 More on the JWEL Podcast
The JWEL Podcast is a place where you will discover interesting Guests and have fascinating conversations around the topics of Leadership and Jewish Identity.
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Our next guest is Rebbetzin Bat-Chen Grossman.
👉 About Bat-ChenBat Chen lives in Kochav Yaakov in Israel (close to Jerusalem) with her husband and their 7 children, and she is expecting.
She is a Marriage Coach for Women in Business and the CEO of Connected For Real
👉 What will we talk aboutSince the war broke out, Bat-Chen has been active in supporting women with their relationship and their marriage in these difficult times
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Join us for a series of Interviews on the Jewish Women Entrepreneurs & Leaders Podcast to talk about the war in Israel and its impact on the Jewish People in Israel and around the world
👉 More on the JWEL PodcastThe JWEL Podcast is a place where you will discover interesting Guests and have fascinating conversations around the topics of Leadership and Jewish Identity.
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Our guest on this episode is Dr Michael Larrar. It will be the first time that we will have an interview in French ;)
👉 About Michael LarrarDr Michael Larrar is a psychiatrist and a psychoanalyst originally from France, who made Alya 8 years ago and is based now in Israel.
Dr Larrar specializes in treating children and athletes, but that is not the reason that I have invited him to speak in my JWEL Podcast.
👉 What will we talk aboutI heard Dr Larrar in a Zoom conference and there were 2 points in what he said that struck my attention so I invited him for an interview so we can discuss these in more depth
Here are the 2 points that Dr Larrar and myself will speak about in this interview:
1. How to transform our suffering from what is happening in Israel and to the Jewish People into something greater than ourselves
2. How to understand why a part of the world is not interested in facts and truth when we talk about Israel or the Jews
👉 Disclaimerthis interview is in French, but you can watch it with English subtitles, on YouTube here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUaVYsP7N40
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Join us for a series of Interviews on the Jewish Women Entrepreneurs & Leaders Podcast to talk about the war in Israel and its impact on the Jewish People in Israel and around the world
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The JWEL Podcast is a place where you will discover interesting Guests and have fascinating conversations around the topics of Leadership and Jewish Identity.
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Our Guest today is Lesley Kaplan.
Lesley made Alya 33 years ago and she lives now in Netanya, Israel with her family. She has one son and 2 sons in laws serving in the Army right now.
She is a small business owner who is the CEO of Build & Brand your Biz, and now, since the war broke out she hosts a new "Monday Motivation Spotlight Series" in order to boost Israeli businesses during these challenging times.
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Join us for a Special Support Israel Series of Interviews in the Jewish Women Entrepreneurs & Leaders Podcast to talk about what is happening in Israel right now and what are the impacts of the war on Jewish Women Entrepreneurs in Israel and around the world
👉 In this Special Series, we talk about
- How is this war impacting entrepreneurs in Israel and around the world?
- How do you react on Social Media when you are Jewish?
- How to support women entrepreneurs whose income has been impacted?
- What are the initiatives from women entrepreneurs to support Israel?
- How do we keep a positive mindset with everything that is happening?
👉 More on the JWEL Podcast
The JWEL Podcast is a place where you will discover interesting Guests and have fascinating conversations around the topics of Leadership and Jewish Identity.
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It's been a long time since we have recorded a live episode of the Jewish Women Entrepreneurs & Leaders' Podcast, but the wait was worth it and I am so happy to introduce you to our next guest Lori Palatnik, who is the Founder Director of Momentum.
👉 Who is Lori?
For those who still don't know who Lori is, here are a few lines about her: Lori Palatnik is the Founding Director of Momentum, which is an international non-profit organization which empowers women to change the world through Jewish values that transform ourselves, our families, and our communities. Momentum works together with over 250 partnering organizations in 32 countries and brought over 20,000 Jewish mothers around the world to trips to Israel. She is a world renowned Jewish educator, speaker, writer, and media personality who has lectured all over the world and she is the author of 4 books. In 2023 she was chosen to accept the Jerusalem Unity Prize on behalf of Momentum at the President's house.
👉 Questions for Lori
Can you take us to that defining moment when you decided to start this amazing organization that is today Momentum?How do you explain how women who are so far from their jewish identity or their Judaism, still go through such a transformative experience in the Momentum trips to Israel? How did you create an organization where everyone is breathing the Momentum values?What is according to you the specificity of a Jewish Value?Do you believe that there is feminine leadership and if yes, how would you define it?Where do you see Momentum in the long term?Do you think that Jewish women have a special responsibility in the Jewish People being a light to the nations?👉 More on the JWEL Podcast
The JWEL Podcast is a place where you will discover interesting Guests and have fascinating conversations around the topics of Leadership and Jewish Identity.
👉 Where can you listen?
If you can't catch the live recording, you will be able to find this episode on
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/26nKjyADhE1piT5Wjx6762
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../the-jewish.../id1589977139
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/.../the-jewish-woman…
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#SpecialSupportIsraelSeries
Join us for a Special Support Israel Series of Interviews in the Jewish Women Entrepreneurs & Leaders Podcast to talk about what is happening in Israel right now and what are the impacts of the war on Jewish Women Entrepreneurs in Israel and around the world
👉 In this Special Serie, we will talk about
- How is this war impacting entrepreneurs in Israel and around the world?
- How do you react on Social Media when you are Jewish?
- How to support women entrepreneurs whose income has been impacted?
- What are the initiatives from women entrepreneurs to support Israel?
- How do we keep a positive mindset with everything that is happening?
👉 What is Naama’s opportunity?
Naama is the mother of 5, and lives in Israel, Ramat Beit Shemesh. She made Alya 22 years ago, and she has 3 nephews serving in the army right now.
She is the CEO and artist at Ben Zion Metal Art which designs and manufactures modern metal Gedolim artworks. You can visit her website here www.benzionfinearts.com
As a small business owner selling a luxury item, her business was frozen by the war. Who can think of purchasing art or luxury items in times of war?
And then she came across a very interesting initiative called "Shuk to the core" organized by local Americans who want to help Israel by supporting Israeli businesses in this time of war, by offering them the opportunity to present and sell their artwork at American Jewish Hanukkah fairs.
👉 More on the JWEL Podcast
The JWEL Podcast is a place where you will discover interesting Guests and have fascinating conversations around the topics of Leadership and Jewish Identity.
👉 Where can you listen?
If you can't catch the live recording, you will be able to find this episode on
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/26nKjyADhE1piT5Wjx6762
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../the-jewish.../id1589977139
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/.../the-jewish-woman…
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Our Guests today is Tracey Mirkin Lipman
Tracey made Alya 17 years ago and she lives now in Israel with her family.
She is a small business owner who designs and handcrafts vegan friendly purses, wallets and pocket apron for women.
And on top of her business, she is also a moderator on IWEN, which is a well known Facebook Group called Israeli Women Entrepreneurs Network
As a small business owner herself and being in contact with hundreds of other businesses in Israel, Tracey sees first hand what is happening to Women entrepreneurs in Israel.
👉 What is Tracey’s initiative to support Israel?Tracey made Alya 17 years ago and she lives now in Israel with her family.
She is a small business owner who designs and handcrafts vegan friendly purses, wallets and pocket aprons for women.
And on top of her business, she is a moderator on IWEN which is a well known Facebook Group for Israeli Women Entrepreneurs Network
As a small business owner herself and being in contact with hundreds of other businesses in Israel, Tracey sees first hand what is happening to Women entrepreneurs in Israel.
👉 Who is Tracey
I am Tracey Lipman. I specialize in designing and handcrafting vegan friendly purses, wallets and pocket aprons, clever accessories for smart women. My designs are meticulously thought out. When you choose a Tracey Lipman you can be sure the pockets are in the right place so you can find what you want, when you need it. I love working with stunning, vibrant fabrics, as well as elegant, tasteful neutral prints to create a product you will love the look of as much as you will love using.
In addition, I'm currently working on expanding my range of digital sewing patterns and tutorials.
#TheJWELPodcast#SpecialSupportIsraelSeries
Join us for a Special Support Israel Series of Interviews in the Jewish Women Entrepreneurs & Leaders Podcast to talk about what is happening in Israel right now and what are the impacts of the war on Jewish Women Entrepreneurs in Israel and around the world
👉 In this Special Series, we will talk about
- How is this war impacting entrepreneurs in Israel and around the world?
- How do you react on Social Media when you are Jewish?
- How to support women entrepreneurs whose income has been impacted?
- What are the initiatives from women entrepreneurs to support Israel?
- How do we keep a positive mindset with everything that is happening?
👉 More on the JWEL Podcast
The JWEL Podcast is a place where you will discover interesting Guests and have fascinating conversations around the topics of Leadership and Jewish Identity.
👉 Where can you listen?
If you can't catch the live recording, you will be able to find this episode on
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/26nKjyADhE1piT5Wjx6762
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../the-jewish.../id1589977139
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/.../the-jewish-woman…
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Our Guests today are Melissa Rachel Goldwag & Gaby Fachler
Melissa & Gaby made Alya from New York and South Africa more than 20 years ago. They now live in Modiin Israel with their 4 children and are the Co-Founders and CEOs of Pack for Camp and Pack for Israel.
As soon as the war broke out, Melissa & Gaby found a way to use their business to raise money to help soldiers and families that have been moved from their homes from the South and the North.
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Join us for a series of Interviews on the Jewish Women Entrepreneurs & Leaders Podcast to talk about the war in Israel and its impact on small business owners right now.
Here is what we are talking about in these episodes:
- How is this war impacting entrepreneurs in Israel and around the world?
- How to react on Social Media when you are Jewish?
- How to support women entrepreneurs which income has been impacted?
- What are the initiatives from women entrepreneurs to support Israel?
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Our Guest today is Debbie Sassen
Debbie lives in Israel, she is a mother of 8 and a grandmother of 16, as a Business & Money Coach, she is seeing first hand what this war is doing to her clients in Israel.
Debbie has also been vocal on Social Media about the war and she will share with us what to do on social media to support Israel.
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#SpecialSupportIsraelSeries
Join us for a series of Interviews on the Jewish Women Entrepreneurs & Leaders Podcast to talk about the war in Israel and its impact on small business owners right now.
Here is what we are talking about in these episodes:
- How is this war impacting entrepreneurs in Israel and around the world?
- How to react on Social Media when you are Jewish?
- How to support women entrepreneurs which income has been impacted?
- What are the initiatives from women entrepreneurs to support Israel?
- How do we keep a positive mindset with everything that is happening? -
#TheJWELPodcast
#SpecialSupportIsraelSeries
Join us for a Special Support Israel Series of Interviews in the Jewish Women Entrepreneurs & Leaders Podcast to talk about what is happening in Israel right now and what are the impacts of the war on Jewish Women Entrepreneurs in Israel and around the world
👉 In this Special Series, we will talk about
- How is this war impacting entrepreneurs in Israel and around the world?
- How do you react on Social Media when you are Jewish?
- How to support women entrepreneurs whose income has been impacted?
- What are the initiatives from women entrepreneurs to support Israel?
- How do we keep a positive mindset with everything that is happening?
👉 What is Aliza Naon’s initiative to support Israel?
Aliza is a System specialist who lives in Shilo, which is a small village in the Center of Israel. She is originally from France and she made Alya a few years ago.
As soon as the war broke, Aliza saw that many people from abroad wanted to support Israel and so she compiled a list of Israeli Entrepreneurs who are impacted by the war, so that people from abroad could buy products and services from them, as a way to show their support.
This is an amazing initiative and as soon as I heard about it, I reached out to Aliza and invited her to the JWEL Podcast
👉 Who is Aliza Naon
Aliza is a creative thinker and a perfectionist who loves to help small business owners run an efficient business. She has worked for over 10 years in the corporate world in Project Management, Business Management and Process & Organization before starting in the entrepreneurship world. She worked in different industries, from banking to tourism, medical research, copywriting, construction, health and fitness and more. She has a Master in Finance and a Bachelor in Business Management from the Sorbonne and a burning passion for learning new topics. She created Smartbizops in 2020 and has since helped more than 70 small business owners run their business in an efficient manner. Her area of expertise include implementing CRM, Project Management tools, payment solutions and creating robust automation.
👉 More on the JWEL Podcast
The JWEL Podcast is a place where you will discover interesting Guests and have fascinating conversations around the topics of Leadership and Jewish Identity.
👉 Where can you listen?
If you can't catch the live recording, you will be able to find this episode on
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/26nKjyADhE1piT5Wjx6762
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../the-jewish.../id1589977139
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/.../the-jewish-woman…
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Chani started the Magazine Uplift for Jewish Women over 35 with the vision of providing them with meaningful and inspiring content and giving them a sense of belonging. For Chani, Community means support. She dreams of building a Community where people would help each other and be there for on another in times of need, but also would have access to information to improve their lives. Listen till the end of the interview where she reveals her long term vision for the Magazine, it is very inspiring
👉 Who is Chani?
Chani is the Founder and Editor of The UPLIFT Jewish Women’s Magazine, which is a global project for women 35 and above, to have women to women conversations on topics that are relevant such as health, lifestyle, home and inspiration through media, podcasts and live events.
👉 What will we talk about?
- What is the UPLIFT Jewish Women Magazine project all about?
- Why is it specifically for women 35 and above?
- Is the Magazine only for orthodox women?
- How are you funding the magazine?
- Where do you find writers and what do you write about?
👉 More on the JWE Podcast
The JWE Podcast is a place where you will discover interesting Guests and have fascinating conversations around the topics of Leadership in Business, Women Empowerment, and Jewish Identity.
👉 Where can you listen?
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/26nKjyADhE1piT5Wjx6762Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-jewish-woman-entrepreneur-podcast/id1589977139?fbclid=IwAR0U83dhQN0vb-BeB587GHVv85d70ryfwu5vhzbracnGbZQ2j3mrCqfA3gs
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/af7dba52-e133-4e9a-b786-5aee1b75acc1/the-jewish-woman-entrepreneur-podcast?fbclid=IwAR1A1RmES3UhI_W1WRvyAARu_C25Y-UbrGgS4tuIfW99jxNUOr3520oHtJg
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In this episode, Annette shares with honesty and authenticity, how she did not know where to start when she first started her business. And then, she explains how joining the Born To Do Business Program, working with Nathalie Garson and being part of a community of like minded entrepreneurs, helped her gain confidence in herself, have more clarity in her vision and shifted her mindset, which allowed her to grow her business from being a hobby to being a “real” freelance writing business with more ideal clients, an irresistible offer and a higher revenue.
Listen until the end of the episode to hear Annette’s precious tips for entrepreneurs who are starting out!
👉 Who is Annette?
Annette Mashi is Co-Owner of Write Wizards where she Creates Magic with Words writing newsletters, blogs, and website copy. Born and raised in the Philadelphia suburbs, She has been living in Israel for over 25 years. She has a bachelor's degree in both Computer Science and Architecture and is a certified Project Manager. She enjoys writing, telling stories, and shining the light on the magical abilities of others. You can reach her at [email protected].
👉 What will we talk about?
What was Annette's challenge before she joined the Born To Do Business Program?
What did she accomplish with the Born To Do Business Program, both on a personal and a Business levels?
What is Annette's Born To Do and what is her vision in the next 5 years and how she is planning on reaching it?
Why is she recommending the Born To Do Business Program and what is her advice to other entrepreneurs?
👉 More on the JWE Podcast
The JWE Podcast is a place where you will discover interesting Guests and have fascinating conversations around the topics of Leadership in Business, Women Empowerment, and Jewish Identity.
👉 Where can you listen?
This Episode will be recorded Live on Sunday, January 8th, at 6pm Israel Time [5 pm CET, 11 am ET, 8 am PT].
If you can't catch the live you will be able to find it on
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/26nKjyADhE1piT5Wjx6762
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-jewish-woman-entrepreneur-podcast/id1589977139
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/af7dba52-e133-4e9a-b786-5aee1b75acc1/the-jewish-woman-entrepreneur-podcast -
In this episode, Aliza Naon shares how she is growing 2 successful businesses alongside many other passions and hobbies, as well as her 5 kids. She explains how she discovered the common denominator between all of her passions and how this is what gives meaning to everything she does. In this very honest and vulnerable conversation, Aliza also talks about her journey, how she lived in 5 different countries before deciding to come live in Israel and the fascinating story of how she decided to convert to Judaism. Listen all the way until the end of the episode to discover what Aliza believes is the secret ingredient of all Jewish Woman Entrepreneurs.
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In this Special Birthday episode I share with you my journey around my 50th birthday. How I went through a burnout 2 months before my birthday and how I was able to slowly come out of it by asking myself the question of alignment. I share with you everything I have learnt around alignment - What it is? What happens when you are aligned? What happens when you are not aligned? What are the red flag to look for before the whisper and the nudge that you feel inside become a punch in the face. I speak about what it means to be aligned in your business and why it can be scary to ask ourselves questions when we think that we are not ready to hear the answers. In truth the only thing that we can do is, surrender to alignment because of the "Paradox of Choice". Listen to the full episode to discover what is the Paradox of Choice and how it is connected to the spoiler I share about my book.
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Daniella is passionate by what she does! She loves to educate and coach singles to help them find their true match, but what she loves the most is to celebrate her 15 couples getting married and their 18 babies, because this is the proof that what she is doing works! In this episode, Daniella shares her secret sauce which is doing what she loves, listening to signs and always being ready for a Mindset Shift! Daniella is a Born To Do Business Alumni and she shares also how she loved working with Nathalie and how it changed the way she sees herself as CEO and is doing Business!
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In this first episode of the #behindthescenes series, Nathalie Garson, CEO of Born To Do Business and host of the Jewish Woman Entrepreneur Podcast, gives us a vulnerable look at what it means to be purpose-driven. Beyond the nice label that being purpose-driven gives, she chooses to speak about the hidden dimensions that are not always visible to the untrained eye, that exist inside those entrepreneurs. As an example, she shares her journey to purpose, and she touches our souls as she describes her struggles with the highs and the lows, and she explains how she finally found a way to align with who she is. Listen to the full episode as Nathalie describes the 6 dimensions hidden behind being Purpose Driven and see which ones resonate the most with you.
If you are interested to hear more on this topic, join Nathalie in the 3 Days Live Training that she is offering on how to grow and scale your business as a Purpose Driven Entrepreneur.
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Lucie is a Financial Controller and she has worked all her life in finances, but this is not how she presents herself - she calls herself a "citizen of the world" since she loves to travel, she speaks 4 languages, and has already lived and worked in 5 countries. It was because she knew how to manage her finances that she was able to afford this lifestyle of traveling around the world and starting her own business. Today, she wants to help other entrepreneurs to fall in love with their finances and to look at money as a tool to realise their dreams. Listen to the full interview to know what are the key numbers that you need to look at least every quarter as an entrepreneur.
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