Jewish Money Matters

B”H In today’s minisode, Yael speaks about the real reason that we are in business, as well as the difference between a business and a hobby. Getting the “I” out of the way will help us have a thriving business. Tune in to find out more.  You may also like | Puede que también te gusteSummer Reading199: Heather Chauvin, Leadership Coach and Author5 Personal Finance Books Every Jewish Woman Should ReadEpisode 27: Rebekah Saltzman, Professional Organizer & Founder of Balagan Be Gone302: The Most Powerful Woman in American Economic History with WSJ Senior Economics Writer Jon Hilsenrath

B”H Happy Chanukah!   In this week’s Ask Yael, Yael answer’s questions on how to address a lifestyle creep. Listener says they’re making a lot more money, but the expenses are growing as well and they are not saving? How do we address it? Also, is whole life insurance a good option? “Financial Advisor” says it is. What does Yael say? The waiting list for G-d Wants You To Be Rich is now open. Head over to yaeltrusch.com/rich if you want to be in the waiting list for the next time the program opens. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEducating Kids Part 3Episode 8: Debbie Sassen, Financial Planner & Money CoachWednesday Wink || Giñada divina305: Ask Yael — Retirement Episode294: Minisode on Marriage & Money & Guilt

B”H Jeremy Schneider, retired at 36 after having sold his company for over $5 million dollars. Is he retired? He’s definitely keeping busy educating people on personal finance. He founded Personal Finance Club, where he helps others learn solid principles in personal finance. Like Jeremy and I discuss today, there’s nothing too exciting about the path of building wealth, unlike what you might hear at cocktail parties or in the news. We talk about Jeremy’s entrepreneurial journey. How he literally bootstrapped and built a company that was profitable and perfectly positioned for sale. How he built his net worth even while being the lowest paid employee at his company. What is Jeremy cautioning people against these days? Did the wealth building strategy change after he became a multimillionaire? His view of retirement, charitable giving, and more. Candid, practical, smart, here’s Jeremy Schneider. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 103: Abbey WolinOn Perfectionism and the Gallery WallEpisode 167: Rifka Lebowitz, Founder of Living Financially Smarter in IsraelDenebeim Studios: The Seder Plate!Episode 52: Frumma Rosenberg-Gottlieb, Co-Author of Awesome Aging and Jewish Mindfulness Expert

B”H Real estate, as my guest today suggests, is still some sort of boys’ club. Fortunately, we have women like Atara Twersky helping change that. Atara is on a mission to help professional women understand Real Estate as an asset class, and helping them invest, so that they can spend time doing the things they love with those who they love. Atara is the founder and principal owner of Ascendo Capital, LLC where she specializes in finding off market properties in thriving areas around the country. Atara is also a securities litigation attorney, advising public and private institutions throughout the world concerning shareholder rights as they relate to class action and individual direct action claims arising under U.S. federal and state laws. Wife, mother of three, and proud Jewish woman who paved her own path in real estate, Atara is here to teach us about its great potential and how to tap into it. Some of the questions Atara and I discussed to help you understand a little bit better the opportunity to be had in real estate: * What is a limited partnership and what is the role of the Sponsor or General Partner? * How did Atara get started in Real Estate and why? * Why would you want to become a Limited Partner? And tons more in this conversation that will definitely help demystify Real Estate investing for you. You can still sign up for my Free 5 Day Retreat, I’m Ready, Discover the Jewish Secrets that Will Make You Richer and catch it live on Zoom or in the Facebook Group this entire week from Dec. 12-16. Register at https://yaeltrusch.com/retreat/ You may also like | Puede que también te gusteDairy Dishware Refresh || Cambios a la vajilla de leche264: Launching Financial Grownups with Bobbi Rebell238: Joe Saul-Sehy and Emily Guy Birken, Authors of Stacked: Your Super Serious Guide to Modern Money ManagementEpisode 8: Debbie Sassen, Financial Planner & Money Coach307: Find Your Unicorn Space with NYT Best Selling Author, Eve Rodsky

B”H Today, instead of answering listener’s questions, I will take a break from the mic, and rest my voice as I’m getting ready for my 5 Day Free Retreat, I’m Ready- Discover Jewish Money Secrets That Will Make You Richer. You can register for that event at yaeltrusch.com/retreat. And so, instead of listener questions, I will bring you answers to the questions Life Coach Miriam Gitlin asked me recently in her Shalva Shift Summit. You can find Miriam at miriamgitlin.com and I think you’re going to love this. Enjoy! See you Dec. 12-16 at I’m Ready Retreat: 5 Free Days to Discover Jewish Money Secrets That Will Make You Richer. Register at yaeltrusch.com/retreat. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteLiving Like Royalty244: Daniel Levin, author of Proof of Life: Twenty Days on the Hunt for a Missing Person in the Middle East216: Marni Batista, Founder of The Institute for Living CourageouslyMy ThanksgivingEpisode 162: Ayelet Polonsky, Manifestation Mentor

B”H Ok, so I recently was in a panel about marriage and money and had a chance to address a question on guilt, which maybe just maybe you’ve faced, so I want to make sure you hear this. The question came from a woman whose husband did very well financially during COVID, but shortly after things went south and he hasn’t seen much success since. She says she’s been trying to be supportive, but she also has this nagging feeling of guilt. She says, I know our Sages teach that the husband blessings come through the wife, and so I can’t shake the feeling that I’m not doing something right. I feel guilty. She says, ‘Maybe his lack of bracha and hatzlacha is somehow tied to me.’ There’s so much more that I could add, aside from sending this woman a hug, but here’s what I said at the time. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteLiving Like RoyaltyEpisode 15: Abigail Pogrebin, Author of My Jewish YearHow white is white?224: I’m Ready Retreat with Yael Trusch, Day 3Episode 58: Rochie Pinson, Author of Rising, the Book of Challah

B”H On this episode, I speak all about Bringing Bitachon (Trust) Into Your Business. Whether you’re in business or not, believe me, I think you will gain something from this. What you’re about to hear was my presentation at the wonderful Frum Service Providers’ In Business Summit, hosted by Temima Gass.  Temima Gass is the founder of Uncommon Strategy, and she helps female business owners with everything technology related. You can learn more about Temima on LinkedIn and/or you can reach out to her at temima@uncommonstrategy.net Be sure to join me on the 5-day retreat,  I’m Ready: 5 Days to Discover Jewish Secrets that Will Make You Richer starting December 12th. It’s always a ton of value and a ton of fun. So don’t miss it, head over to yaeltrusch.com/retreat. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteFresh summer tops that are not so “fresh” || Camisas fresquitas pero no fresquitas274: Ask YaelChallah: Lessons in EducationEpisode 175: What’s Your Earliest Money Memory?Episodio 13: Dra. Coty Benarroch, Re-educadora Nutricional

B”H In this episode of Ask Yael: * The Gate of Trust instructs us not to be like those who ask G-d for collateral.  Does this fit in with saving for our short term and long term goals? * Yael gives some more details on the benefits of a custodial Roth IRA, benefits over a custodial traditional IRA, and an UTMA account. To get on the waiting list for G-d Wants You To Be Rich, click on yaeltrusch.com/waitlist You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 136: Natalie Elisha Gold, Wealth Attorney & CEO of Gold Legal GroupBold Prints for Fall & BeyondEpisode 21: Julie Starr, Founder of Possibility Life Coaching for WomenEpisode 146: Jamie Geller, Chief Media & Marketing Officer Aish Globa & CEO of Kosher Network InternationalGet the Look: Shavuot Floral Tablescape || Mesa de Shavuot: obtiene el look

B”H Edmund Safra was considered by many the greatest banker of the second half of the twentieth century. Despite his public achievements building a global financial empire, Safra remained a very private man and to many, a mystery. Why? You’ll soon hear from my guest today, Daniel Gross, who masterfully reconstructed Safra’s life in a book that highlights Mr. Safra’s timeless banking principles, his commitment to Jewish values, like charity, education, honesty, truth and more. Daniel Gross is one of the most widely-read authors on finance, economics and business history. Over the last three decades he’s reported from more than thirty countries covering major news stories in the financial world. Gross worked as a reporter at The New Republic, and Bloomberg News, wrote the “Economic View” column in The New York Times, and served as Slate’s “Moneybox” columnist. At Newsweek, where he was a columnist and correspondent, he authored seven cover stories. He’s a frequent guest on television and radio. Daniel Gross is also the bestselling author of eight books, including Forbes Greatest Business Stories of All Time; Dumb Money: How America’s Greatest Financial Minds Bankrupted the Nation; and Better, Stronger, Faster: The Myth of American Decline and the Rise of a New Economy. I confess I couldn’t put Dan’s latest book down – A Banker’s Journey: How Edmond J. Safra Built a Global Financial Empire. It is phenomenal. Today, I have the pleasure to speak with Daniel about this slight departure from his traditional work, the personal impetus to write this book, and of course the life, the genius, and the legacy of Mr. Edmond Safra. Here’s Daniel Gross.   You may also like | Puede que también te guste310: Ask YaelKosher Kitchen DesignEpisodio 25: Nathalie Levy Riess, Conferenciante & Líder EspiritualEpisode 38: Alexandra Zapruder, Author of Twenty Six Seconds A Personal History of the Zapruder Film306: Say Bye to the Monday Blues, with Career Coach Shaina Keren

B”H This week, Yael answers listeners’ questions about: * Rolling over a 401K plan? * The impact of kids’ and parents’ investment accounts on college financial aid?  * Should a listener continue investing in her 401k if she has access to an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP)? You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisodio 70: Kelly Bendahan, Educadora, Guionista y Productora en TuTorahKids.tvPurim Mitzvot Checklist || Las mitzvot de PurimFaux Marble Countertop (DIY)284: Divine Providence and Digital Marketing Converge with Danny Gavin, CEO of Optidge and Founder of ODEO Academy288: Tamir Goodman

B”H My guest today grew up with the feeling that nothing is too big for her.  Today Chany is the CEO of Cavalry Associates, a design and expediting firm with in-house Architects, Engineers, and expeditors that specialize in obtaining all approvals and permits for NYC construction projects which has very rapidly become an industry leader. She thought she was going to open a property management company, but G-d had other plans and she followed along. Maybe that’s also the secret to success: Nothing is too big when you bring G-d with you, right? Listen to Chany on this. Chany grew up in the Chassidic neighborhood of Boro Park Brooklyn and after a few years working in property management decided to go solo with her brother and open shop. Within a  short 6 years, she’s expanded her business services and grown a team of 25 people. Pay attention to how she embarked on entrepreneurship ,and how she deals with hiring despite being a perfectionist, control freak perhaps at times. Chany’s unconventional advice for those of us having difficulty delegating personal finance responsibilities to our husbands. Chany speaks from experience! This and more with the lovely Chany Rosen. You can reach Chany at cavalryassociates.com and on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/chany-rosen-b94412112/ You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 172: My Husband, Rabbi Matt Trusch247: Patrick McGinnis, Author of FoMOEpisode 164: What’s your money motivation?Thanksgiving Gift-Giving224: I’m Ready Retreat with Yael Trusch, Day 3

B”H How should we make financial and business decisions? My guest, basketball superstar Tamir Goodman shares some of what’s helped him, not just with regards to money and business, but in basketball and in life.   Tamir was dubbed the Jewish Jordan by Sports Illustrated in 1999. He’s a former professional basketball player and current successful entrepreneur, coach, educator and motivational speaker. Tamir played professional college basketball while staying true to Jewish observance in the form of Shabbat, daily prayers and more. He’s been featured on 60 Minutes, ESPN, CNN, Fox , The New York Times, The Washington Post and in many other media sources across the United States, Israel and around the world. His career on the basketball court came to a halt in 2009, and he reinvented himself. What was the transition from basketball into entrepreneurship like? His Jewish faith and the role it’s played in his success. His upbringing, his challenges and more, in an inspiring conversation with the truly remarkable and humble Tamir Goodman. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 97: Yaeli VogelThanksgiving TraditionApeloig Collection Giveaway || Rifa de Apeloig CollectionSpring Holiday Fashion || Ajuares primaverales para la fiesta

B”H * Do we have to give maaser on our unrealized investment gains? * How do we account for products and services donated? Is that part of maaser? * How to prioritize retirement investments from other investments? The article referenced is How to Give Maaser: Ultimate Investment. ODEO Academy starts November 6th, and you can get $100 using the code JLP at checkout at odeoacademy.com/jlp You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 170: Manifestation vs TrustEpisode 188: Bari Lyman, Dating Coach, Author and Creator of Meet To MarryNo Fail Challah244: Daniel Levin, author of Proof of Life: Twenty Days on the Hunt for a Missing Person in the Middle East303: Minisode — Releasing Money of the Pressure to Do for Us What it Can’t

B”H My guest today is Ari Shonbrun. Of the 662 Cantor Fitzgerald employees at work in the upper floors of the World Trade Center on September 11th of 2001, only three survived. My guest is one of them. Mr. Schonbrun is a renowned inspirational speaker, and the author of Miracles & Fate on 78. He is also the host of Whispers & Bricks Podcast and the creator of Whispers & Bricks Coaching Academy.  Who was Ari Schonbrun before the terrorist attack and who was he after? The role money played in his life. His upbringing. His relationship with G-d. Balancing financial ambition with the more important pursuits in life – is it possible? Do we have to have such dramatic experiences to rethink and re-design our lives? This, and so much more in this powerful conversation with Ari Schonbrun.   You may also like | Puede que también te gusteA decluttering literary surprise || Una sorpresa literaria entre la resacaFaux Marble Countertop (DIY)Episode 123: Yael Trusch, Building Financial & Spiritual Resilience During this Pandemic¿En qué nos estamos apoyando?The Jewish Calendar

B”H Today on Ask Yael, Yael answers listeners’ questions on: * Allocating business revenue, and where does the maaser – tithing – come in? * How to invest for retirement vs short term goals, if you already have a savings cushion? * Entrepreneurs be discouraged from raising their prices… What should they do? And if you’re thinking of a career in digital marketing? Check out ODEO Academy at odeoacademy.com/JLP and take advantage of $100 off enrollment using the promo code JLP at checkout. Yael’s article on entering the month of Cheshvan can be found here. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 178: A Detox to Tap into Abundance — MinisodeVendor Spotlight: Tre’Z Unique ||Tre’Z UniqueWednesday Wink || Giñada divina216: Marni Batista, Founder of The Institute for Living CourageouslySchlissel (Key) Challah