Jewish Money Matters

B”H Money, Jewish spirituality, sound like two different, unrelated things. Let’s talk about it. You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch, your Host. Welcome to the Show. I can’t think of a better woman to come shed some light on what might seem like contradictory things, Sara Blau is with us today. She’s the author of CLOSE TO YOU, Daily Spiritual Motivation Inspired by the Tanya. What is the Tanya? And what does “close to you” really mean? Struggling with your relationship with G-d, not feeling motivated to do mitzvot, or uninspired by Jewish observance? Struggling with your engagement with the world, feeling anxious, depressed? Sara helps us put all of this into the proper perspective. And wait, where does the money piece come in? You’ll soon find out. A little bit more about Sara, she’s the author of over 20 children’s books and over 150 articles on Chabad.org as well as being a renowned international speaker. Let’s dive in. Here’s Sara Blau!   You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 118: Azriela Jankovic, Life Coach, Author, Podcast Host306: Say Bye to the Monday Blues, with Career Coach Shaina KerenEpisodio 22: Nomi Freeman, experta en episodios de cercania con la muerteEpisodio 13: Dra. Coty Benarroch, Re-educadora NutricionalEpisode 149: Marla Letizia, Nanny Bubby, TV Host & Entrepreneur

B”H Yael Trusch interviews Dan Weissmann, Host of An Arm and a Leg Podcast, on the inevitable issues we’ll encounter with our healthcare system, how to deal with them, tips to advocate for ourselves and some other light amidst the dark side of Healthcare in the U.S. Before creating An Arm and A Leg, Dan worked in public radio as a reporter for Marketplace and Chicago’s WBEZ. He’s written stories in outlets like 99 Percent Invisible, Planet Money, Reveal, Code Switch, Morning Edition and All Things Considered. You can find him at armandalegshow.com and on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @armandalegshow You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 46: Yael Trusch, The Pursuit of Happiness, RedefinedHow to Build a Sukkah?Episode 45: Abbi Perets, Creator of Successful Freelance MomEducating Kids Part 4Episode 148: Stephanie Heller, Business Coach & Entrepreneur

B”H A Listener says that she feels very impulsive, and afraid not to have money for retirement, despite having trust in G-d. Yael talks about trust, in addition to the natural steps she could be taking to invest for retirement and more. Why and how to sign up for her 401K at work, how to deal with her Maaser obligations, and pay her credit card debt. All this in today’s Ask Yael episode on Jewish Money Matters, with Yael Trusch. You may also like | Puede que también te guste257: Ask Yael¿Cómo construir una Suká?Sobre ReglasEpisode 158: What is the Jewish Financial Paradigm?Wednesday Wink: Life Through Different Colored Glasses

B”H Today we address financial infidelity, taking responsibility for your own money, investing in the stock market to grow your money (a.k.a the beauty of compounding), diversifying your sources of income, and uniting family finances. Elizabeth Schwartz, founder of Femme Funds is with us today. An advocate for women and their financial education, Elizabeth is also a traditional girl at heart with strong Jewish values that support what she preaches and teaches. You’ll hear about her financial challenges, involving financial infidelity, her move to Israel, her upbringing as a first generation Russian American, investing in the stock market if you’re an American living in Israel, and more.  You want to listen with attention, there’s so much nuanced wisdom in this conversation. Here’s Elizabeth Schwartz. You can find Elizabeth on instagram @femmefunds  You may also like | Puede que también te gusteThe Hidden TreasureSoon By You: A Refreshingly Funny Jewish SeriesBubbie’s Advice by Fashion Icon Iris ApfelLooking Up || Mirando hacia arribaGanadora del Mamapreneur Giveaway!

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B”H If you’re a business owner thinking I probably also figure out how to manage my money, but I just don’t have the time, this show is for you. I have Aryeh Sheinbein. Aryeh is a wealth architect helping successful business owners and entrepreneurs invest their money intelligently, allowing their wealth to accumulate so they can stay focused on what truly matters—their business and Mission. Here’s Aryeh Sheinbein You can find Aryeh on Instagram @aryehthebusinessman and subscribe to his podcast, Inside the Lion’s Den. You may also like | Puede que también te guste216: Marni Batista, Founder of The Institute for Living CourageouslyEpisode 134: Hedy Pagremanski, Part 2Episode 41: Lenore Skenazy, America’s Worst MomEpisode 42: Parashat Bo with YaelPérfil JLP: Patty Zrihen

B”H Today on Ask Yael, listeners ask: * What bank account do I use to benefit from sub-savings accounts? * How to determine how much of an allowance to give husband who’s not getting out of debt? Send in your questions via DM on Instagram @yaeltrusch.  You may also like | Puede que también te gusteAre we cleaning for Passover again!?Pomegranate Salmon289: Lessons in Entrepreneurship with CEO, Chany RosenEpisode 178: A Detox to Tap into Abundance — MinisodeEpisode 167: Rifka Lebowitz, Founder of Living Financially Smarter in Israel

B”H Do you experience Fomo, Fear of Missing Out? I mean, don’t we all? Well, from cryptocurrency to the career path we chose, the fear of missing out, better known as FoMO, does drive a great deal of our financial decisions – as well as others, of course. Today I have the guest who knows FoMO best. Patrick McGinnis, the first to coin the term FoMO, shares the root causes of this fear, as well as the negative and positive aspects of FoMO. His book is called Fear of Missing Out: Practical Decision-Making in an Overwhelming World.  As you’ll hear on the show, Patrick and I go way back and you’ll hear us reminisce about our Investment Banking Days, no FoMo there, though. Patrick is an international venture capitalist and host of the hit podcast FomoSapiens. He first coined the term FoMO, as well as the related term FoBO (Fear of a Better Option) in a 2004 article in the student newspaper of Harvard Business School. FoMO has since been added to the dictionary and FoBO has become an increasingly popular framework to describe choice paralysis. Patrick is also the author of the international bestseller, The 10% Entrepreneur: Live Your Startup Dream Without Quitting Your Day Job. You may also like | Puede que también te guste270: Claire Wasserman, Author and Founder of Ladies Get PaidElul’s Time AuditLa mejor torta de mielA View Through My Lens: Pesach 5776282: Ask Yael

B”H Are Meaning and Money mutually exclusive? Are they meant to be? You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch, your Host, welcome to the show. I have Julie and Jacob Rupp, Founders of The Rupp Group. Our conversation takes behind the work that they do, both in terms of the money mindset they had to overcome, limiting beliefs about worth, as well as the dynamics of bringing your spouse into a business and growing it with them. How do we grasp the idea of scaling our businesses when we’ve gotten to that point where the pressure is on for our enterprise to grow beyond what we can single handedly manage? You can find Julie & Jacob on Instagram @ruppgroup To leave a question for the Fridays’ Ask Yael Episodes reach Yael via: Whats App +1-832-317-6778 IG DM @yaeltrusch email yael@yaeltrusch.com Want more of Yael? Subscribe to her weekly Jewish Money Matters Newsletter. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 178: A Detox to Tap into Abundance — MinisodeLa mejor torta de mielEpisodio 17: Shirley Varnagy, Periodista, Anfitriona de Radio y TV218: You Can Have Both! – MinisodeEpisodio 5: Jael Toledo, Autora de ¿Quién Soy?

B”H Derrick Kinney is the CEO of the Good Money Framework and Host of the popular Good Money podcast. His new book is Good Money Revolution, How to Make More Money and Do More Good.  Derrick is a sought after guest on local and national media, having been interviewed on CNBC, FOX News, CNN, FOX Business, PBS, Wall Street Journal, among others.  You can connect with Derrick on Instagram @DerrickTKinney To leave a question for the Fridays’ Ask Yael Episodes reach Yael via: Whats App +1-832-317-6778,  IG DM @yaeltrusch email yael@yaeltrusch.com Want more of Yael? Subscribe to her weekly Jewish Money Matters Newsletter. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteFiesta de cumpleaños para niña de 7 añosEpisode 16: Perl Wolfe, Music Composer & SingerDéjenme saber…Episode 143: Yael Bendahan, Digital Visibility & Marketing StrategistNon-Dairy Cheesecake

B”H What are some of the behind the scenes of a war torn-country, the ugly side of money, hostage negotiations and more. This is the topic of today’s episode.  You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters. I’m Yael Trusch, your host, welcome to the show. Today, we take a glimpse at the not so pretty side of money, especially in the context of war torn countries, hostage negotiations and obtaining proof of life. My guest is Daniel Levin, Author of  Proof of Life: Twenty Days on the Hunt for a Missing Person in the Middle East. This thriller is like a movie. It’s not. It’s very real; it’s Daniel’s story as he searches for a westerner in war torn Syria. How did Daniel end up in this position? The role of money in hostage negotiations. It’s not exactly what we might think. Daniel has been involved in hostage negotiations numerous times in different countries. We discuss the personal toll this kind of work takes. Daniel is a lawyer by training, with a post-doctorate from Columbia University, and has spent the last twenty-five years working with governments and development institutions worldwide, focusing on economic development and political reform through financial literacy, political inclusion, and constitutional initiatives. As a member of the board of the Liechtenstein Foundation for State Governance, Daniel works in diplomacy and mediation efforts in war zones. Here’s Daniel Levin. You may also like | Puede que también te guste276 – Minisode – Abundance: Rejecting it or Embracing it? A Twist on the Golden Table LegEpisode 120: Ilana Eck, CEO & Founder Stylish SpoonChallah Tray Giveaway by FridzArtEpisode 101: Margie Szerer, Creator of Live a Little Higher307: Find Your Unicorn Space with NYT Best Selling Author, Eve Rodsky

B”H   This week on Jewish Money Matters, Yael tackles the following questions from Listeners: * What do you think about commodities? * What do you think about crypto? * What’s a low cost online platform where I can invest in ETF’s if I’m not American? * How to personally deal with the current inflation? If you want to register for The Free Power Up for Pesach series, please click on this link. Tons of free workshops and giveaways going on daily. I will be there April 3. Register at powerupforpesach.com.     You may also like | Puede que también te gusteGoing Beyond: Living a Joyful, Richer, Jewish LifeWednesday Wink || Giñada divinaGánate una bandeja de jalá de FridzArtDays of a MamapreneurWednesday Wink

B”H How do you feel about financial adulting? Sounds scary? The term makes you want to cringe? My guest today assures us that we don’t have to be scared. She’s going to tell us how to “adult,” financially, that is, while still feeling good about ourselves and not getting dragged down in the process. You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch, your Host, welcome to the show. Today I’m talking with Ashley Feinstein Gerstely, Author of the newly released book Financial Adulting: Everything You Need to be a Financially Confident and Conscious Adult. Ashley is a friend of the show. She was with us back in 2018. Today we tackle her newest book, the need for this book – one that she and I both wished we had early on in our lives. But thankfully, we have now! The process of financial adulting, the mindset stuff that gets in the way, and frankly, some of the systemic issues at play, which can’t be ignored. I know you’ll want to grab a copy of this book and gift it to a woman you love as well. A little bit more about Ashley… She’s the Founder of Fiscal Femme, a financial education platform, and the creator of the 30-Day Money Cleanse program, which has helped thousands of women cultivate harmonious relationships with money and achieve their financial goals. As a trusted money expert, Ashley has been featured by Forbes, NBC, Glamour and the New York Times, among media outlets, and I’m thrilled to have her back on the show. Here’s Ashley Feinstein Gerstley. You may also like | Puede que también te guste308: Ask YaelMy Latest Styling ProjectModest Fall FashionThe Latte FactorMaster Bedroom Design

B”H What do we do if we find ourselves in a relationship with a narcissist? That is the topic of today’s episode with Lynn Catalano. Lynn is an attorney with the NY State Bar. She’s a speaker training teams on emotional intelligence and toxic relationships, and now an author. Her new book is Wrecking Ball Relationships: How to Identify, Live With or Leave the Narcissist in Your Life. She’s on a mission to teach people to navigate toxic relationships both at home and in the workplace. We talk about her own personal experience – a painful one – with narcissists. How to identify narcissists? What role do we play in the dynamics of the relationship? What to do if we realize that we’re dealing with a narcissist?  And how having a narcissist either at work or at home, could severely impact our financial wellbeing. Subscribe to my weekly newsletter for the latest updates and advice. Catch the full video episodes on my youtube channel youtube.com/yael. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteCentro de mesa para PesajEpisode 181: Ask YaelGiveaway: Girls’ Swimwear by HydroChicTishá B’Av: Destrucción o ConstrucciónEpisode 115: (Re-Play) Faigy Pollock, Expert on Marital Intimacy

B”H If you’ve always wanted to take on the mitzvah of charity in a much more meaningful and intentional way, this episode is for you. My guest says the new generation of givers have different expectations, and crave a different user experience, and she set out to build a platform that addresses that. You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch, your Host. I have Carly Rothenberg Friedman, on the show. Carly is the founder and CEO of MyTzedakah.com, a tech platform dedicated to bridging the gap between next generation philanthropists and worthy Jewish charities all over the world. Inspired by the tech platforms that we navigate to do our other financial allocations, Carly has created a way for us to get really intentional about our giving, and to make it a seamless, automatic process. We talk about how MyTzedakah.com impacts not just us – as users, as givers – but how it impacts the charity organizations on the receiving end. The financial lessons she learned as a child, some of her financial habits, the hand of G-d in her journey towards entrepreneurship, and more. Before I introduce my lovely guest, Carly has shared that anyone of my listeners who sets up a fund on MyTzedakah will get matched for the first month. This is absolutely free money that will now go to your fund for you to deploy to the charity or charities of your choice. All you have to do is go to mytzedakah.com and set up your fund. Regardless of size you will receive a dollar to dollar match from mytzedakah.com. And I’m sure that after you hear this beautiful interview you will be inspired to set up your charitable fund with MyTzedakah. Here is the lovely Carly Rothenberg Friedman. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteMeasure for Measure || Medida por MedidaPerfil JLP: Ronit Spiwak WolfGiñada divina: ¡D como en Di-s!Educating Kids Part 3Episode 26: Michelle Poler, Founder of Hello Fears, Speaker & Fear Facer B”H If you’ve always wanted to take on the mitzvah of charity in a much more meaningful and intentional way, this episode is for you. My guest says the new generation of givers have different expectations, and crave a different user experience, and she set out to build a platform that addresses that. You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch, your Host. I have Carly Rothenberg Friedman, on the show. Carly is the founder and CEO of MyTzedakah.com, a tech platform dedicated to bridging the gap between next generation philanthropists and worthy Jewish charities all over the world.