Jewish Money Matters

B”H Ever thought of starting a career in digital marketing? This show’s definitely for you. But, even if digital marketing is not your jam, stay with me because you’ll find this conversation incredibly uplifting and refreshing. I mean, I love a conversation where divine providence comes up over and over again, especially when it’s a conversation about entrepreneurship, business… making a living. This is one of those my friends. My guest today is Danny Gavin, Founder and Chief Strategist at Optidge, an Award-winning Internet Marketing Agency based in Houston, TX. Danny is also an adjunct professor at the University of Houston’s MBA program, and the founder of ODEO Academy. Learn more about ODEO at www.odeoacademy.com/jlp and get $100 off enrollment by using the code JLP at checkout. Today, we talk about Danny’s entrepreneurial journey and the digital marketing landscape. What should we be focusing on when there are so many digital marketing opportunities? What’s in the horizon in this space? What should we be paying more attention to? Ehem… TikTok, do we really have to be there? You bet I asked. Content creation, SEO, pay to play… and is Google dead?  All of this and more with Danny Gavin.     You may also like | Puede que también te gusteMendel’s Mitzvah Marathon || El maratón de mitzvot por MendelPerfil JLP: Ronit Spiwak Wolf294: Minisode on Marriage & Money & GuiltEpisode 175: What’s Your Earliest Money Memory?281: Minisode — Asking G-d for Money on Rosh Hashana!?

B”H We all know Tishrei demands a financial investment. In a year where costs are higher and income might be lower, we might feel the financial pressure of the demands of the High Holiday season even more. How do we put this all into perspective? How can we approach this so we are not consumed with stress over financial matters? Always weaving the practical with the spiritual, Yael shares a Torah perspective that will surely help us. If you want to really make some changes on a practical and mindset level because the season and the Recession are stressing you out, join Recession Proof Your Life. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteInvest Like a WomanEpisode 87: Jessica Kupferman, Expert in Connection & Influence, Co-Founder of She Podcasts255: Yael Co-Hosts Episode of Newly Released Gate of Trust PodcastTorta de Merengue para ShavuotJLP Profile: Ronit Spiwak Wolf

B”H * What is reasonable to spend during the Tishrei Holiday Season? * How can I save and give chomesh, or 20% of after-tax income?  These questions, answered, along with a message of inspiration for your Yom Kippur and Sukkot season in this episode of Ask Yael. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 34: Harriet Lerner, Ph.D., Author of Why Won’t You Apologize?247: Patrick McGinnis, Author of FoMODIY Counters de Mármol (faux)Episode 87: Jessica Kupferman, Expert in Connection & Influence, Co-Founder of She PodcastsDina Hurwitz: A Story of Hope and Inspiration

B”H In this minisode, Yael addresses a Rosh Hashana paradox: How can we crown the King, completely surrender to Him and at the same time show up and ask for our physical needs – like our money!? The story of Chana, read in the haftarah of Rosh Hashana, explains this dilemma and teaches us an important lesson about prayer on Rosh Hashanah and every day. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteMy ThanksgivingChametz Themed GiftsIncreasing in JoyEpisode 191: Minisode, What’s Your Best Financial Guide?Rising, the Book of Challah & Giveaway!

B”H Today we’re getting ready for Rosh Hashana with the amazing Rabbi Simon Jacobson, one of the most renowned Jewish scholars and speakers in the world. Rabbi Jacobson has lectured to diverse audiences on six continents and in forty states on psycho-spiritual issues and applying Jewish thought to contemporary life. His voice is rooted in the timeless teachings of Torah, yet at the same time is profoundly relevant, unique, and cutting edge. He has been interviewed on over 300 radio and TV shows, including CBS, CNN, Newsmax, PragerU, PBS, MSNBC, FOX,  and NPR. And now of course, we’re privileged to have him on Jewish Money Matters Podcast. He is the author of the bestselling book “Toward a Meaningful Life” and Founding Dean of The Meaningful Life Center. Rabbi Jacobson and I talk about the Jewish perspective on money and wealth, reconciling the idea that everything will be decreed for us during the ten days of Repentance and yet, we still have input, so to speak, on the blessings we receive every day of the year. How does that work and what does that mean for us in terms of our relationship with our Creator, as well as with the world around us? And if you’re a woman who finds herself struggling with your husband’s ability to make a living, you want to listen to Rabbi Jacobson’s advice. And what if you also want to partake in an endeavor that can contribute to the household income? Finding means for livelihood and helping our children do the same, how should we approach this? This and much more with the illustrious Rabbi Simon Jacobson. You can find Rabbi Simon Jacobson at https://www.meaningfullife.com. There you can purchase his books, both Toward a Meaningful Life and 60 Days A Spiritual Guide to the High Holidays.  You may also like | Puede que también te guste203: Ask Yael & Birthday Raffle WinnersEpisode 164: What’s your money motivation?Meaningful Birthday || Un cumpleaños significativoChallah Tray Giveaway by FridzArt

B”H This week Yael answers: * How much financial responsibility to give a college aged child? How to help them through that transition, especially when managing their UTMA account? * Should I buy a whole life insurance policy for my children as a way to build their wealth? * When should I start investing for my child’s college education and should I invest in my states pre-paid college plan? * I’m in Latin America, where do you suggest I start investing and what about retirement plans? Be sure to check out Recession Proof Your Life, Yael’s newest online course, at https://yaeltrusch.com/recessionproof/   You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisodio 64: Tamar RothenbergEpisode 56: Allison Josephs, Founder of Jew in the City¿En qué nos estamos apoyando?Books Read April & May 2019237: Ask Yael

B”H Are you feeling sluggish, got brain fog, your stomach doesn’t feel right, your skin breaks out, something’s just feeling off? Well, you might want to learn how to better discern what you’re putting on your plate – your plate of food and of everything else. From the food you eat, the amount you sleep and the way you handle natural stressors…. today we’re addressing it all. My guest today, wellness advocate, Colette Brown, healed herself from numerous inexplicable aches and pains, and rounds of medications and visits to the ER that never got her to feel any less sick. She became an advocate for her own health and wellness and looked for answers until she healed herself. And now, she’s on a mission to help you heal, and live a healthier, better life. Because well we have one body to house our soul and hey without a healthy body we can’t get our job done on this planet very well, can we? Yet, unknowingly we put it through a tremendous amount of stress, ignoring the signs when it’s telling us that something is just off. Oftentimes what we need isn’t more acne medication, another antibiotic, anti-acid, or pain killer. Often, what our body is screaming for is a change in lifestyle… towards a wellness lifestyle. How do we do that? And how do we reckon with the cost of healthier living? You better believe I was taking notes. Here’s the lovely Colette Brown.   You can find her at welnessbycolette.com and follow her on Instagram @wellnessbycolette  There you can sign for the waitlist to her incredible program What’s On Your Plate. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteWednesday WinkEpisode 27: Rebekah Saltzman, Professional Organizer & Founder of Balagan Be GoneEpisode 169: Putting the Burden DownGiveaway Winners!Dina Hurwitz: una historia de esperanza e inspiración

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B”H This minisode is fully dedicated to the topic of rejecting or embracing abundance? Asking for it? Should we. Yael tells the story of Rabbi Chanina Ben Dosa and the golden table leg and shares a beautiful interpretation and anecdotes from Jewish life that will surely leavely you comfortable with asking for wealth!  You may also like | Puede que también te gusteA View From My Lens || Un vistazo a traves de mi lente8 datos sobre Janucá (que no recuerdan de la escuela hebrea)Episode 186: Summer Playlist with Chanie Wilchanski232: Carly Rothenberg Friedman, Founder of MyTzedakahEpisode 72: Bracha Goetz, Author of Searching for G-d in the Garbage

B”H Are you naturally organized? My guest today says you don’t have to be. It’s a learned skill and when you learn it, you will become more flexible, you’ll be able to spend time and energy doing what you enjoy the most, and you’ll even serve G-d better.  My guest is Rebekah Saltzman, Professional Organizer and Author of the newly released book Organized Jewish Life​. Timely topic as we’re getting ready for the whirlwind month of Tishrei, which on top of our jobs, our kids, our life, well can challenge even the most organized of us. What can we be doing now to have a smooth Tishrei despite the longer to do list? How do we get to a place where we don’t become a slave to our stuff. And talking about managing our stuff, I had to throw in email, and ask about it, cuz you know. The financial implications of going “zero waste,” something I’m personally very intrigued by and have yet to embrace. Asking for help, and more importantly, knowing what to ask for, something that her book Organized Jewish Life helps us clarify. Here’s the insightful Rebekah Saltzman. To win a copy of the book Organized Jewish Life, a copy of the planner, Organized Jewish Life Planner AND a free month to Rebekah’s Journey To Organization Membership, submit a Review for this podcast on apple podcasts, take a screenshot and email it yael at yaeltrusch dot com. To gain additional entries for the giveaway, post the screenshot on your IG stories and tag me @yaeltrusch. We will be tracking all those entries and announcing the winner on the show and on IG Friday, Sept 16. If you are not on Apple and would like to participate, no worries, just send in a review via email at yael at yaeltrusch dot com and again, post a screenshot of your review on your IG stories and tag me @yaeltrusch. You will get a double entry. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteDIY Campaign DresserEpisode 61: Lori Palatnik, Founding Director of JWRP248: Ask YaelJennifer Pittsford Art & GiveawayLa mejor torta de miel

B”H This week on Ask Yael, Yael answers a question on how to prioritize our giving, as well as the proper way to give to another according to Judaism. She tackles budgeting, and earning more money, with a good combination of practical and spiritual tools. Feeling like earning more is impossible? Hear what Yael has to say about that question. Sprinkled with stories and Jewish references, this is an episode that will surely help you shift your mindset around money management and making more money.  You may also like | Puede que también te gusteJewish Girl’s Birthday Party|| Fiesta de cumpleaños judíoEpisodio 54S: Sefirat HaOmer, La matematica no cuadra!Living Room Updates262: Minisode — What Happens When We Don’t Trust215: Ask Yael

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B”H You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch your Host. Welcome to the show! Today I’m pleased to introduce you to a fiduciary financial advisor who is also clear on and comfortable with the Jewish perspective on money and wealth creation, Selwyn Gerber. Selwin is an economist, CPA and investment advisor. He’s a founding member and Chief Strategist of RVW Wealth LLC, wealth advisors primarily using a low cost ETF-based asset allocation model combined with secure bonds and select alternative investments. First of all, what is a fiduciary? Why should you be looking for one and how do you look for the right advisor? Selwyn and I talk about timing – should you be deterred from working with someone if you haven’t built a lot of wealth yet? The role of our emotions when it comes to investing and more. In fact, consider it a mini crash course on stock market investing. You might want to take notes. Here’s the wonderful Selwyn Gerber. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteMi casa es SU casa: RitaFive Passover Sanity Savers || Cosas que me salvan la cordura en PesajTantrum with G-d || Rabieta con Di-sEpisode 12: Genie Milgrom, Genealogist & Crypto Jews ExpertCinco trucos para disfrutar Pesaj

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B”H Today’s conversation is a nuanced one – we’re talking all about women making more. Gender power dynamics at work, how are women perceived in the workforce, negotiating for more… these are the topics I discuss with the founder of Ladies Get Paid and Author of the new book by the same name, Claire Wasserman.  How have things shifted after the Pandemic for women in the workforce? Are we making strides, and is there backslash? Today’s conversation shows the positive and the negative – while much has shifted, there’s still work to be done and if there’s one thing we should be doing to make strides faster is speaking about money much more openly with others. And Claire’s work, the origins of Ladies Get Paid, began just with that premise. We’ve got to talk about this, the silence is not good for anyone, especially not us ladies.  How did her Jewish upbringing influence her work? What did she learn about money from her family of origin? Some of her financial failures and wins… We talk honestly about privilege and a lot of the nuances that are part of the conversation on wealth building for women. Claire has a Master’s Certificate in Behavioral Finance and Financial Psychology. She’s a highly sought-after expert for Fortune 500 companies working to improve diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. Claire has traveled the country teaching thousands of women how to negotiate millions of dollars in raises, start businesses, and advocate for themselves in the workplace. Chosen as one of Entrepreneur Magazine’s 100 Most Powerful Women, she has spoken at places such as Harvard Business School, Facebook, NASA, and the United Nations, and has appeared on Good Morning America and in the New York Times, and now on Jewish Money Matters. Here’s the fabulous Claire Wasserman.  You can find Claire at Ladiesgetpaid.com  @clairegetspaid https://www.instagram.com/clairegetspaid/ and her book is Ladies Get Paid: ​​The Ultimate Guide to Breaking Barriers, Owning Your Worth, and Taking Command of Your Career  You may also like | Puede que también te gusteJLP Profile: Patty ZrihenDining Room Updates || Mejoras en el ComedorChocolate Mousse Surprise || Mousse de Chocolate (Sorpresa)310: Ask YaelIs Thanksgiving Kosher?