Jewish Money Matters

B”H In this interview Bari Tessler, M.A. and I connect to discuss her work in the area of financial therapy, and as we explore her journey and her life’s work, we go back to her Jewish roots and how her Jewish soul has found expression through her work. I could not be prouder of  Bari’s work and I am so happy and blessed to have had the merit to do this touching and profound interview with such a special woman. To brag a bit more about Bari… she is a Financial Therapist, Mentor Coach, Mama-preneur, and the Founder of The Art of Money. She has guided thousands of people to new, empowered, and refreshingly honest relationships with money through her nurturing, body-centered approach. Every year, 500+ students, from around the globe, go through the year-long, Art of Money program. Her work has been featured on Oprah.com, Inc.com, the Huffington Post, Inc., US News & World Report, Reuters Money, The Fiscal Times, USA Today, The Cut, Girlboss, Nerd Wallet, The Simple Dollar, Real Simple, REDBOOK Magazine. She has also been featured on the cover of Experience Life Magazine and Mindful Magazine. Learn more about Bari at baritessler.com This is Bari’s book, The Art of Money, and you can find her on Facebook and Instagram. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 1: Bari Tessler, Author of The Art of MoneyEpisode 8: Debbie Sassen, Financial Planner & Money CoachEpisode 4: Barbara Stanny, Best Selling Author and Money CoachEpisode 33: Demystifying Investing with Debbie SassenEpisode 14: Amanda Steinberg, Author of WORTH IT B”H In this interview Bari Tessler, M.A. and I connect to discuss her work in the area of financial therapy, and as we explore her journey and her life’s work, we go back to her Jewish roots and how her Jewish soul has found expression through her work. I could not be prouder of  Bari’s work and I am so happy and blessed to have had the merit to do this touching and profound interview with such a ...

B”H Welcome everybody! We’re back from Passover! I’m Yael Trusch, your host. You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess. How is your Passover so far? I’m doing something different today, that I wanted to do for a while: Ask Yael. Today’s questions: What was my experience like becoming more religious as a young professional and how my decisions touched my professional life, friendships and my relationship with my family? Another listener is feeling stifled by Orthodox Judaism and wonders if she can be more involved in the secular world. Do we have to stay in a bubble and do we fear the secular world? She asks. Let’s see what I have to say.   I get a lot of questions via email, text, private message and most often I just answer them there, but I want to start answering them here. So, send me those questions via email or Instagram and I will address them on Jewish Latin Princess Podcast. And by the way, if any of you would like to co-host with me on a future Jewish Latin Princess episode of Ask Yael, let me know too, and we’ll make that happen.     You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 72: Bracha Goetz, Author of Searching for G-d in the GarbageEpisode 71: Chaya Hinda Allen, Educator & Transformation CoachEpisode 67: Seven Jewish Parenting Principles of a Wall Street MomEpisode 19: Sarah Chana Radcliffe, Parenting ExpertEpisode 107: Ask Yael with Special Co-host Kayla Levin B”H Welcome everybody! We’re back from Passover! I’m Yael Trusch, your host. You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess. How is your Passover so far? I’m doing something different today, that I wanted to do for a while: Ask Yael. Today’s questions: What was my experience like becoming more religious as a young professional and how my decisions touched my professional life, friendships and my relationship with my family? Another listener is feeling stifled by Orthodox Judaism and wonders if she can be more involved in the secular world. Do we have to stay in a bubble and do we fear the secular world? She asks. Let’s see what I have to say.   I get a lot of questions via email, text, private message and most often I just answer them there, but I want to start answering them here. So, send me those questions via email or Instagram and I will address them on Jewish Latin Princess Podcast. And by the way, if any of you would like to co-host with me on a future Jewish Latin Princess episode of Ask Yael, let me know too, and we’ll make that happen.     You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 72: Bracha Goetz, Author of Searching for G-d in the Garbage

B”H ¡Levanta la mano si creciste junto a Juana la Iguana! Si creciste en Venezuela seguro sabes de que estoy hablando. Pero no sólo Venezuela, pues Juana la Iguana formó parte de la infancia de miles de niños al rededor de toda América Latina. Estás escuchando a Jewish Latin Princess, soy Yael Trusch tu anfitriona. Hoy tengo a Tania Gilinski, Fundadora de Juana la Iguana y a Anita Katz, Directora Educativa. Estas dos mujeres emprendedoras crearon Juana la Iguana hace dos décadas, impulsadas por un sueño de cambiar el mundo de niño a niño, creando un personaje educativo a través del cual los niños aprenden valores de una forma entretenida y amena.  ¿Cómo se lanzan estas mujeres con una idea ambiciosa y qué surge de la ingenuidad de no saber en que verdaderamente se están metiendo. Bueno, ellas mismas han vivido a primera mano una de las lecciones mas importantes de Juana la Iguana: que todo se puede. ¿Qué sucede cuando les dicen, “esa iguana nunca le va a gustar a los niños”? ¿Cómo logran entrar al mercado latinoamericano y a miles de hogares? No se pierdan las lecciones de Tania y Anita como emprendedoras, como madres y como visionarias.  Hoy en día, Juana La Iguana está revolucionando no sólo el mundo latinoamericano e hispano, sino que esta presente en hogares a través de todo el mundo con sus Apps, videos y más. ¿Cuál es el atractivo de este personaje, y cómo se relaciona este a la cultura hebrea en que sus fundadoras crecieron y que es parte integral de sus vidas? ¿Cuáles son los retos de vender contenido educativo entretenido hoy día? Y más, con Tania Gilinski y Anita Katz   You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisodio 94: Tania Gilinski & Anita Katz, Fundadora & Directora Educativa Juana la IguanaEpisodio 64: Tamar RothenbergEpisodio 29: Silvia Cohen, Food Creative Blogger en LemishmashEpisodio 22: Nomi Freeman, experta en episodios de cercania con la muerte B”H ¡Levanta la mano si creciste junto a Juana la Iguana! Si creciste en Venezuela seguro sabes de que estoy hablando. Pero no sólo Venezuela, pues Juana la Iguana formó parte de la infancia de miles de niños al rededor de toda América Latina. Estás escuchando a Jewish Latin Princess, soy Yael Trusch tu anfitriona. Hoy tengo a Tania Gilinski, Fundadora de Juana la Iguana y a Anita Katz, Directora Educativa. Estas dos mujeres emprendedoras crearon Juana la Iguana hace dos décadas, impulsadas por un sueño de cambiar el mundo de niño a niño, creando un personaje educativo a través del cual los niños aprenden valores de una forma entretenida y amena.  ¿Cómo se lanzan estas mujeres con una idea ambiciosa y qué surge de la ingenuidad de no saber en que verdaderamente se están metiendo. Bueno, ellas mismas han vivido a primera mano una de las leccio...

B”H Is lack of respect an issue at home? Defiant behavior from your kids? How do we tackle it? My guest has a surprising approach. Tackling this, and many other parenting issues, starts with language, she says. You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess. I’m your Host, Yael Trusch, welcome to the show. I have Adina Soclof, Professional Development Instructor and Speech Pathologist, Parenting Educator at Parenting Simply.com and Author of the newly released book, Parenting Simply. Adina says “The most valuable thing a kid can have is a calm parent.” And we talk about strategies to stay calm when in the trenches. Will we get the desired behavior all the time? My guest says No, but over the length of our parenting years we will have cultivated a healthy relationship, plus the good behavior if we keep our sense of calm throughout this journey – one that can be frustrating – she admits to it herself. So, let’s dive in, with Parenting Simply’s Founder, Adina Soclof.   You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 44: Rivka Fishman, Author of Sara the Bucket Filler & Creator of Bully Proofing Your ChildEpisode 86: Chaya Mushka Ben-Shabat, Founder & CEO Menachem Mendel AcademyEpisode 67: Seven Jewish Parenting Principles of a Wall Street MomEpisode 62: Chavie Bruk, The Gift of Adoption & Raising an Unconventional FamilyEpisode 78: Chanie Wilschanski, Founder of Discovered Consulting B”H Is lack of respect an issue at home? Defiant behavior from your kids? How do we tackle it? My guest has a surprising approach. Tackling this, and many other parenting issues, starts with language, she says. You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess. I’m your Host, Yael Trusch, welcome to the show. I have Adina Soclof, Professional Development Instructor and Speech Pathologist, Parenting Educator at Parenting Simply.com and Author of the newly released book, Parenting Simply. Adina says “The most valuable thing a kid can have is a calm parent.” And we talk about strategies to stay calm when in the trenches. Will we get the desired behavior all the time? My guest says No, but over the length of our parenting years we will have cultivated a healthy relationship, plus the good behavior if we keep our sense of calm throughout this journey – one that can be frustrating – she admits to it herself. So, let’s dive in, with Parenting Simply’s Founder, Adina Soclof.   You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 44: Rivka Fishman, Author of Sara the Bucket Filler & Creator of Bully Proofing Your Child

B”H Could your thoughts about a given situation in your marriage really be the key to going from anxious and insecure about our marriage to confident and connected? My guest says yes, and she shares with us some of the paradigm shifts we need to make, to get to a place where we are thriving in our marriages. And don’t we all want that? You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess, I’m Yael Trusch your Host, welcome to the show! Let me ask you this, Are you well beyond your first year of marriage? Did you find that first year to be challenging? Perhaps those challenges then, are meant to happen. Perhaps it’s what it’s all about… We unpack this and more with Marriage Coach and Host of the First Year Married Podcast, Kayla Levin. Now, what if you’re still stuck on certain areas of your marriage that don’t seem to work smoothly? Well stay tuned, because although Kayla focuses her coaching work on the first year of marriage, I think you’ll find that what she teaches is very much applicable to all of us, no matter where we are in our marriage. Kayla believes that a “perfect” marriage is not something that we discover, it’s something that we create. So, how do we create it? What are some of the stumbling blocks that we face initially, and what are some of the tools that we can use to deal with them all throughout our marriage? What do rock solid marriages have that others don’t? And what if the model you experienced growing up was far from perfect? What if your parents were divorced? Are you at a disadvantage? Kayla has an awesome take on this! We get personal, so let’s dive in. Oh and before we do, I want to tell you to stay tuned because Kayla is offering her 6 week online course First Year Married and she’s giving us a discount code and the chance to have a one on one coaching call with her as well. So, here we go, here’s the wonderful Kayla Levine.     You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 59: Norma Trusch, Collaborative Family LawyerEpisode 117: Aleeza Ben Shalom, Marriage Minded MentorEpisode 79: Leah Richeimer, Host of The Ladies Talkshow & AuthorWednesday Wink || Giñada divinaWednesday Wink || Giñada divina B”H Could your thoughts about a given situation in your marriage really be the key to going from anxious and insecure about our marriage to confident and connected? My guest says yes, and she shares with us some of the paradigm shifts we need to make, to get to a place where we are thriving in our marriages. And don’t we all want that? You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess, I’m Yael Trusch your Host,

B”H Welcome to Jewish Latin Princess everyone! This is your host, Yael Trusch. Today we move to the film industry. I have Director of the documentary 93 Queen, Paula Eiselt. 93 Queen is Paula’s feature directorial debut. The film has had screenings at dozens of film festivals around the world. I had the pleasure of watching the screening in Houston recently and let me tell you this film totally delivered to the hype it’s received. Most recently, the film was nominated for the 2018 Women Film Critics Circle’s Karen Morley Award for best exemplifying a woman’s place in history or society, and a courageous search for identity. In September 2018, 93 Queen was broadcast on PBS’s prestigious award-winning series POV and was the sole documentary film in 2018 selected to receive marketing support from the NYC Mayor’s Office Made in NY film program. Super cool eh!? And so is it’s wonderful Director, Paula. We go behind the scenes, literally. Why did Chassidic women from Borough Park, allow this film to be made – considering that they were already creating controversy in their community by starting the first all-female ambulance corps in NYC. Why instigate more fire, by being on a film? And how did Paula get the idea and approach them? What did she learn about her own Jewish observance from her experience in the five years that she was immersed in these women’s world. What were some of the challenges that she experienced as a film maker, by taking this project on? And so much more! If you haven’t watched the film, I hope you’ll want to find a screening near you, after this interview. It is phenomenal. And before I bring Paula on, I want to give a shout out to a wonderful listener who wrote to me on Instagram in Spanish actually and also wrote a review on iTunes where she said, “I’ve learned so much from this podcast, it really shows the integration between business, spirituality and beautiful values that resonate with me. I’m not Jewish but this podcast speaks to me very deeply as a woman who’s building a meaningful life. Thank You so much, Yael.” Wow, and thank You! That was beautiful. I’m glad to have you here. And btw, it’s interesting how she found the show. If you recall many episodes ago on Episode 17, I had Venezuelan Journalist, Shirley Varnagy. She caught that interview which is one of my best interviews by far, so if you speak Spanish, please do not miss it. It is incredible! So, she caught that interview, when Shirley so generously promoted it, and has been a listener ever since. What about you, listener, I want to hear from you. Would love to know how you found the show and what you’re enjoying the most. Leave me a Review on iTunes or find me on Instagram. And now, onto my wonderful guest, Paula Eiselt. You can check out 93 Queen here and Ezras Nashim here.   You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 18: Robin Saex Garbose, Film Writer, Producer & Director

B”H She was a Canadian TV personality for well over a decade and committed career suicide after 911, when her Esther moment arrived. She could not be a live TV personality and stay quiet when people pointed their fingers at her people, the Jews, for the tragedy of 911. You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess, I’m Yael Trusch your host, welcome to the show! I have International Jewish Educator, Adrienne Gold! You heard that right! This juncture in time resulted in her career pivot. Led by the hand of G-d and answering His call to action, she has now touched the lives of thousands of Jewish women all over the globe. How did that career pivot, as well as a tremendous transformation, in her life take place? How did Adrienne come to her role with the Jewish Women’s Renaissance Project? What she would tell her younger self, how she would define Judaism in one word, and so many more insights, you do not want to miss. And by the way, how cool is that this awesome lady called me the “Jewish Oprah”? How do you like that!? And of course, Murphy’s Law, we weren’t recording anymore! So I don’t have that moment, but take my word for it, she did! And yes, I’ve heard that one before. But when Adrienne Gold tells you it’s ohhhh one of those moments! Alright ladies, here’s the amazing Adrienne Gold! DOWNLOAD TRANSCRIPT You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 61: Lori Palatnik, Founding Director of JWRPEpisode 72: Bracha Goetz, Author of Searching for G-d in the GarbageEpisode 71: Chaya Hinda Allen, Educator & Transformation CoachEpisode 100: Yael Trusch Interviewed by Adrienne GoldEpisode 57: Chana Weisberg, Editor of The Jewish Woman B”H She was a Canadian TV personality for well over a decade and committed career suicide after 911, when her Esther moment arrived. She could not be a live TV personality and stay quiet when people pointed their fingers at her people, the Jews, for the tragedy of 911. You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess, I’m Yael Trusch your host, welcome to the show! I have International Jewish Educator, Adrienne Gold! You heard that right! This juncture in time resulted in her career pivot. Led by the hand of G-d and answering His call to action, she has now touched the lives of thousands of Jewish women all over the globe. How did that career pivot, as well as a tremendous transformation, in her life take place? How did Adrienne come to her role with the Jewish Women’s Renaissance Project? What she would tell her younger self, how she would define Judaism in one word, and so many more insights, you do not want to miss. And by the way, how cool is that this awesome lady called me the “Jewish Oprah”? How do you like that!? And of course, Murphy’s Law, we weren’t recording anymore! So I don’t have that moment, but take my word for it, she did! And yes, I’ve heard that one before.

B”H Do you struggle with mood swings? Well, don’t we all? No, in all seriousness, are there certain emotions that often just take over your life – control you!? My guest says she has a solution, a natural solution. You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess. I’m Yael Trusch, your host. Welcome back to the show! Today, we’re moving to Moodtopia! What’s Moodtopia, you ask? Sara Chana Silverstein is here to tell us. Sara Chana is  the author of the newly released book MOODTOPA: Tame Your Moods, De-Stress, and Find Balance Using Herbal Remedies, Aromatherapy and More. Her book received accolades from renowned names in the wellness space: Deepak Chopra, Dr. Aviva Romm and Mayim Bialik. Sara Chana is a master herbalist RH (AHG), classical homeopath, board-certified lactation consultant (IBCLC) mother of seven children and creator of the APP: Sara Chana’s Breastfeeding Guide. Sara Chana is regularly featured on CBS, ABC, NBC & FOX news and other media outlets discussing how people can integrate alternative with conventional medicine. We talk about that today. We talk about herbs, lifestyle, and more. Ok, ladies let’s go for Moodtopia! Here’s Sara Chana Silverstein. You can find Sara Chana on her website sarachana.com and on Instagram @sarachanas. And you can purchase her new book right here. (I spoke about it here.) P.S. On the Episode’s intro, I spoke about my daughter’s fundraising drive to attend the International Chidon Sefer Hamitzvos Competition and Shabbaton in New York. If you’d like to help her join hundreds of other hard working #JewishGirls in a weekend of unity and belonging, sharing their Torah learning with the world, 

B”H Do you like to talk about money? I do. If you’ve been listening to this show for a while, you know that about me. I love money. I love what it can do for us and for our communities. I love making it, investing it, and using it to help others. And, I’m obsessed with helping women gain a better understanding of what money and wealth is really about. Because no, according to us Jews, money is not the source of all evil, even if we’ve been conditioned to have those beliefs, that’s not a Jewish belief! Today’s guest will share with us the Jewish view on wealth, from first hand experience. You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess, I’m Yael Trusch, your host. I have Chagit Sofiev Leviev on the show. Chagit, is the CEO of Leviev USA, a Group of Companies founded by her father, renowned businessman and philanthropist Lev Leviev, with investments in a wide range of dynamic industries, including real estate, mining, energy, diamonds and jewelry. Chagit is a graduate of Bar Ilan University, with a B.A. in Economics and Business administration. In her role as CEO, she has led many high stakes transactions such as the sale of the former New York Times Building in Times Square, for nearly $300M in 2015. She is also a dedicated wife and mother to 4 young children and follows in the footsteps of her parents’ philanthropic spirit dedicating much of her time and resources to help organizations that focus on the community, Jewish education, and women empowerment. Was working for her father something she always expected to do? Chagit takes us behind the scenes and gets real with us about the juggling act. She also tells us that for her, as challenging as it may be, it is well worth it, not just because it fulfills her personally, but as you’ll soon hear, it’s also part of a bigger view on life – contributing to a broader mission and continuing the legacy that her parents built. What were the financial lessons she learned from her parents? What could men and women do better when it comes to women empowerment? And what does Judaism mean to Chagit? This is not a reality show, or an episode of Crazy Rich Asians, ladies! This is so much better, because this is episode about true Jewish wealth – one which is dictated first and foremost, by G-d’s Torah. Here’s the lovely Chagit Sofiev Leviev. DOWNLOAD TRANSCRIPT You may also like | Puede que también te gusteTen Steps to Reduce Financial Anxiety and Feel EmpoweredEpisode 83: Ashley Feinstein Gerstley, the Fiscal FemmeEpisode 53: Mara Strom, Creator of Kosher on a BudgetInvest Like a WomanThe Latte Factor B”H

B”H Do you have a podcast? Would you want to have one? Today we take an inside look at this industry with one of the pioneers of podcasting, an Expert in Connection and Influence. You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess. I’m Yael Trusch your host. Welcome to the show. Today’s guest is Jessica Kupferman. And this is such a fun conversation for me. Fine, maybe I’m biased because I love what I do so much and my guest is the expert at it. Anyone who is taking podcasting seriously ultimately ends up knowing or hearing about Jessica Kupferman, especially if they’re a woman. Jessica is an internet and digital marketing pioneer who helps content creators grow and monetize a loyal, rabid fan base through understanding connection and the power of influence. She has worked on branding and messaging for large corporations such as Comcast and Subaru, as well as with hundreds of bloggers, podcasters and online entrepreneurs, by teaching personality-driven social media and sales strategy. How do I know Jessica, or get to Jessica? Well, because she is the co-host and co-founder of the She Podcasts brand, which currently supports over 10,000 female podcasters and has a digital marketing reach of over 50,000 content creators. Oh and Jessica also started a podcast advertising agency, JK Media Agency, in 2015 and then sold in 2017 to pursue her passion for helping independent podcasters create connection and step into their influence. Currently, she is the Head of Marketing for Rebel Base Media where she helps members prepare for success in podcasting. How did Jessica end up in focusing her efforts in this newer media? What are the barriers to entry that women faced when attempting to dive into podcasting? What message do you need to get across to potential sponsors when you’re asking them to partner with your show? It might not be just number of downloads. And how did Jessica get to become an expert in connection? Listen to some insights on how to connect better with others. Where is the line between connecting, being human, relatable, and sharing too much information? Jessica believes that our legacy is not our body of work necessarily. Rather, she says,  our legacy is how we made people feel during our lifetime. Yes, Jessica is a marketer, she’s an expert in connection, but even so, how did Jessica gain this insight? This is not something they teach you in marketing 101 or in corporate America… Jessica is a delight, whether you’re new to podcasting, have your own show, or are just a listener, you’re going to learn a ton from her, here’s the fun Jessica Kupferman. You can find Jessica at ShePodcasts and Rebel Base Media DOWNLOAD TRANSCRIPT You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 14: Amanda Steinberg, Author of WORTH ITEpisode 78: Chanie Wilschanski, Founder of Discovered ConsultingEpisode 103: Abbey Wolin

B”H Are you frustrated with your children’s Jewish Education? Have you resigned to not providing your child with a Jewish Education, because you’re not impressed with the quality, it’s financially inaccessible, or maybe both!? My guest today says, there are thousands of parents around the world sharing these frustrations. And she, along with her husband, decided not to live in frustration. They decided to do something about it. What!? Launch their own school! You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess, I’m Yael Trusch, your Host, welcome to the show. Have I got a show for you today? I have Chaya Mushka Ben-Shabat, the Founder & CEO of Menachem Mendel Academy and what a powerhouse of a woman she is! Chaya Mushka is a passionate leader who is utilizing her background as an entrepreneur, a business coach, and marketing expert, to revolutionize Jewish education. She says, her school Menachem Mendel Academy is not a school, but a “global movement.” But, this is not all. In an unexpected twist to this interview, Chaya Mushka shares how she discovered her Jewish roots and the transformative journey that she went through until she embraced her new life. Definitely a woman of action and of principles, Chaya Mushka shares with us, the current issues with the education system, the mission and value propositon of Menachem Mendel Academy, a day in the life of a student in her school, and more. We get to the real challenges of this massive project, from real-estate, funding, and building, not just a school, but teachers! This is a riveting interview which I think will get you to think about your own Jewish values, and how you’ve embraced them, as well as where does Jewish education fall on your value scale, and why perhaps we should all be striving to put it on the priority list. If nothing else, it will get you to start moving forward on something, whatever that may be, cuz when you listen to go getters like Chaya Mushka Ben-Shabat, you realize you weren’t put in this world to rest on your laurels. Here’s Chaya Mushka Ben-Shabat.   You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 78: Chanie Wilschanski, Founder of Discovered ConsultingEpisode 93: Adina SoclofEpisode 103: Abbey WolinEpisode 62: Chavie Bruk, The Gift of Adoption & Raising an Unconventional FamilyEpisode 67: Seven Jewish Parenting Principles of a Wall Street Mom B”H Are you frustrated with your children’s Jewish Education? Have you resigned to not providing your child with a Jewish Education, because you’re not impressed with the quality,

B”H Are you into exercise, running, perhaps? Or maybe you want to get more into it in 2019? What do you wear to exercise? Would you like to have the option of wearing clothing that is less revealing, while being super comfortable, looking and feeling great? My guest today has you covered! You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess, I’m Yael Trusch your host. I have Chana Rachel Weinberg on the show. Chana Rachel, a young Israeli Entrepreneur, Fashion Designer, is the founder of a colorful brand of modest sportswear, Chanabana, and she will tell us all about it today. How she got started, why, what is her life as an entrepreneur like; and give us some inspiration for those of us who need a little push pursuing our goals and dreams. But, before I bring her on, I want to say that I’ve missed being on the show. As many of you know, I was away for a while on a family trip. It was actually my son’s Bar Mitzvah, so the month of January was my month to take care of that, and then to spend some amazing quality time with my family in the Land of Israel. While I was there, I had the chance to meet some of my amazing guests. If you follow me on Facebook you got a glimpse of that. I’m also preparing for a new venture, also working on content for JWRP – Jewish Women’s Rennaisance Project – so a lot going on, B”H. I will keep you posted. I also wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for the nice emails and instant messages via Instagram, that I’ve received lately – during this one month hiatus, particularly, – sharing your impressions of the show. I truly appreciate it and I’m grateful for you, the show’s listeners, becauase that’s why I’m here. I want to share one of those recent emails. I actually received it while I was up north in the spiritual city of Tsfat, Israel, and here a listener, said “I want to say what pleasure I get listening to your podcast. I love the interviews, the depth and breadth of everyone you speak with always amazes me! I love hearing about all types of people and the different things they do, the different ways they think about things but then realizing how alike we all are as Jewish women. Also, the way you speak with unaffiliated Jews in that gentle and caring way is so inspiring. Your podcast also changed my life because…” Well, turns out that this listener started working one-on-one with one of my guests thanks to the interview I did with her. That is just one of many emails I’ve received and I thank you for those warm words. Maybe I’ll share some more of those in the future. But now, to another woman who expressed incredibly warm words, Chana, my guest, who gave me the most beautiful blessing after we got off the recording (you won’t be able to hear on this recording), for it was her Hebrew birthday on the day we got on the mic together. Chana Rachel, Thank You, I really appreciate it. And now, lets get you, ladies, to the warm and lovely, Chana Rachel Weinberg. You can get a 10% off on all your purchases at Chanabana, using the code PRINCESS10 at checkout until February 28, 2019.  Let me know what you get!

B”H She had no interest in the kitchen. In fact, her only job in the kitchen growing up was just to make the salad for Shabbat; a job she didn’t take to very well, for one time she put ½ cp of salt instead of sugar in the salad dressing! Her family jokingly talks about this story till today. And the joke’s on her! Because now, she’s busier than ever in the kitchen and promoting her new cookbook, Millennial Kosher. You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess, I’m Yael Trusch, Your Host, welcome to the show! You heard that right, I have the sweet Chanie Apfelbaum, creator of Busy in Brooklyn and Author of Millennial Kosher. Why does a salad dressing require ½ cup of sugar, anyway? Yeah, Chanie wondered the same thing. And, in part a desire to give her traditional sweet Ashkenazi foods a re-vamp, was what led her to unleash her creativity in the kitchen. She’s a millennial and as such, she’s not taking the status quo as a given, even in her cooking! Chanie mixes international flavors and textures, all to bring something extraordinary and unconventional to our tables. Chanie talks to us about the journey that got her to this point. The unexpected side benefit of becoming a “public figure” in the kosher culinary world. And hey, how does she manage her public and busy life, when her priority is her family? Something, many of us can relate to. Her role model – an unexpected side to Chanie’s life, which explains many things about her grit and the way she approaches her booming career. Join me in wrapping up 2019 with the fun and lovely, Chanie Apfelbaum!   DOWNLOAD TRANSCRIPT You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 47: Jamie Geller, the Queen of KosherPomegranate SalmonEpisode 120: Ilana Eck, CEO & Founder Stylish SpoonRosh Hashanah Recipes’ RoundupHelp Me Rekindle the Fire B”H She had no interest in the kitchen. In fact, her only job in the kitchen growing up was just to make the salad for Shabbat; a job she didn’t take to very well, for one time she put ½ cp of salt instead of sugar in the salad dressing! Her family jokingly talks about this story till today. And the joke’s on her! Because now, she’s busier than ever in the kitchen and promoting her new cookbook, Millennial Kosher. You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess, I’m Yael Trusch, Your Host, welcome to the show! You heard that right, I have the sweet Chanie Apfelbaum, creator of Busy in Brooklyn and Author of Millennial Kosher. Why does a salad dressing require ½ cup of sugar, anyway? Yeah, Chanie wondered the same thing. And, in part a desire to give her traditional sweet Ashkenazi foods a re-vamp, was what led her to unleash her creativity in the kitchen.

B”H What do you think when you hear the words rich, wealthy? Ever noticed what comes to mind? What are your associations about money? Could you use a bit of a mindset shift? You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess, I’m Yael Trusch, your host, welcome to the show! My guest today is The Fiscal Femme, and creator of  The 30 Day Money Cleanse, Ashley Feinstein Gerstley! As a trusted money expert, Ashley has been featured by Forbes, NBC, Glamour and Business Insider, among others. It is the end of the calendar year, maybe personal finance is an area you want to focus on in 2019. So, what is The 30 Day Money Cleanse? What can we achieve and how do we achieve it? What are some practical things that you can do weather you’re married or single to de-stress about money and take control of our finances? By the way if that sounds scary, Ashley is here to help. Ashley’s approach to money and personal finance is all about fun and not being restricting. She tells us all about that! How did she get into personal finance? Guess what? It involved mindlessly blowing a hefty bonus. I empathized with Ashley because I also blew my hefty Investment Banking bonus, except a little bit differently. If you’re curious, stay tuned, cuz I confess how. Ashley is all about the fun in money management and not the fear or dread, so guess what she calls the dreaded budget… stay tuned for that, and more with the lovely, Ashley Feinstein Gerstley. Ashley’s new book, The 30 Day Money Cleanse, is available for pre-order right here. DOWNLOAD TRANSCRIPT     You may also like | Puede que también te gusteTen Steps to Reduce Financial Anxiety and Feel EmpoweredThe Latte FactorEpisode 88: Chagit Sofiev Leviev, CEO of Leviev USA & PhilanthropistInvest Like a WomanEpisode 53: Mara Strom, Creator of Kosher on a Budget B”H What do you think when you hear the words rich, wealthy? Ever noticed what comes to mind? What are your associations about money? Could you use a bit of a mindset shift? You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess, I’m Yael Trusch, your host, welcome to the show! My guest today is The Fiscal Femme, and creator of  

B”H Do you wish you could lose 20, 30, 40 pounds – maybe more – and keep them off!? My guest today lost 100 pounds and has kept them off… eating real food, ladies… Not only that, but she’s created the highly successful 2B Mindset weight loss program, which is helping thousands of people loose weight, keep it off, and transform their lives. You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess, I’m Yael Trusch, your host, welcome to the show. I have Ilana Muhlstein on the show! Ilana is a Registered Dietician with a Masters in Nutrition and is on mission to help people lose weight in a way that is simple, sensible and sustainable. She’s also a mother of two.  So how did Ilana come to gains so much weight and how did she end up losing it? What  is unique to her method? Ilana is full of life, and as she says she’s all about abundance, not restriction, positivity and not negativity; and that is evident in her work and the way she approaches weight loss. We talk about mindset, Judaism and food, and parenting. Here’s the fun, Ilana Muhlstein You can find Ilana at ilanamuhlstein.com and her program 2bmindset at 2bmindset.com and you can follow her on instagram @ilanamuhlsteinrd. DOWNLOAD TRANSCRIPT You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisodio 29: Silvia Cohen, Food Creative Blogger en LemishmashEpisode 69: Sofia Silberman, Founder of Three Under 2Episode 107: Ask Yael with Special Co-host Kayla LevinEpisode 19: Sarah Chana Radcliffe, Parenting Expert B”H Do you wish you could lose 20, 30, 40 pounds – maybe more – and keep them off!? My guest today lost 100 pounds and has kept them off… eating real food, ladies… Not only that, but she’s created the highly successful 2B Mindset weight loss program, which is helping thousands of people loose weight, keep it off, and transform their lives. You’re listening to Jewish Latin Princess, I’m Yael Trusch, your host, welcome to the show. I have Ilana Muhlstein on the show! Ilana is a Registered Dietician with a Masters in Nutrition and is on mission to help people lose weight in a way that is simple, sensible and sustainable. She’s also a mother of two.  So how did Ilana come to gains so much weight and how did she end up losing it? What  is unique to her method? Ilana is full of life, and as she says she’s all about abundance, not restriction, positivity and not negativity; and that is evi...