Jewish Money Matters

B”H Are the choices you’re making stemming from your highest self, or are you following a path that considers all your material wants and desires, without acknowledging the need of your soul? You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch your Host, welcome to the Show. This is the question that led today’s guest on a path of self discovery and on an entrepreneurial journey to help others find meaning in life. Marni Batista is the founder of The Institute for Living Courageously. Marni is a certified professional Life, Dating and Relationship Coach and writer, and nationally recognized print and online magazine expert (Cosmopolitan Magazine, Los Angeles Times, Yahoo! Shine, Huffington Post, YourTango.com, CupidsPulse.com, Men’s Fitness, Glamour and more).  She has also had guest appearances on CBS, ABC, Dr. Phil, and Loveline (filling in for Dr. Drew!). Marni’s weekly podcast, “Life Check Yourself,” has more than 30k downloads each month and she was named one of the 10 Best Women’s Dating Experts by @DatingAdviceCom. We talk about Money and meaning, can we have them in the same sentence? What limiting beliefs are holding women back from actually living in alignment with their highest self? What are those “shoulds” that keep you stuck? In what areas do you need to rewire your brain, so that you can act and make choices from a place of essence and not of ego and fear? The money stories that she internalized as a child. Like many, Marni is a descendant of immigrants to this country having escaped Europe and without much more than the clothes on their backs. What were the generational stories around work and money that she was carrying around and could she let them go and still be loyal to her ancestry? When and how she decided to become financially responsible? The process of self growth in building her business, and more, with the fabulous Marni Batista. How do you get clear on your values? You’ll want to hear this. Here’s the fabulous Marni Batista.     You may also like | Puede que también te gustePre-Passover Fashion Giveaway!Episode 168: The Body Check InGánate una bandeja de jalá de FridzArt211: Removing the Expression Giving Back From Our LexiconEpisode 35: Faigy Pollock, Expert on Marriage and Intimacy B”H Are the choices you’re making stemming from your highest self, or are you following a path that considers all your material wants and desires, without acknowledging the need of your soul? You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch your Host, welcome to the Show. This is the question that led today’s guest on a path of self discovery and on an entrepreneurial journey to help others find meaning in life. Marni Batista is the founder of

B”H What does being a saver or a spender have to do with the concept of “Ein Od Milvado”? Help, I know nothing about investing money? And, what do you say to those who are scared about investing? These are the questions Yael is tackling on today’s Ask Yael episode. Email your questions at yael@jewishlatinprincess.com or via DM on Instagram @yaeltrusch. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteNo Fail ChallahEpisode 110: Jeannette Kaplun, Journalist, TV Host, CEO Hispana GlobalUpshernish: First Haircut || Upshernish: Primer corte de peloEpisodio 13: Dra. Coty Benarroch, Re-educadora NutricionalDIY Campaign Dresser B”H What does being a saver or a spender have to do with the concept of “Ein Od Milvado”? Help, I know nothing about investing money? And, what do you say to those who are scared about investing? These are the questions Yael is tackling on today’s Ask Yael episode. Email your questions at yael@jewishlatinprincess.com or via DM on Instagram @yaeltrusch. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteNo Fail ChallahEpisode 110: Jeannette Kaplun, Journalist, TV Host, CEO Hispana GlobalUpshernish: First Haircut || Upshernish: Primer corte de peloEpisodio 13: Dra. Coty Benarroch, Re-educadora NutricionalDIY Campaign Dresser

B”H You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch, your host, welcome to the show. Today I have the awesome power duo, Chana & Dave Mason. Entrepreneurs independently and in their own right, Chana & Dave also work together. Their latest work together is the novel The Cash Machine, which we’ve talked about a little bit on this show when Chana was here last discussing another one of her books. Today we dive into the idea behind The Cash Machine a little bit more and more importantly, we get to understand the Mason’s own personal journey with money, financial growth that led them to even write this book and now to be teaching what they’ve learned to others. They define their mission as “Learn, Grow, Teach” and they do that out of the Nachlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem, or wherever else their financial ability to be mobile allows them to. Last time I had Chana visiting one of my online programs, she taught my students from a beautiful place in South Africa. Chana is a Coach and Public Speaker, helping clients manifest their dreams and live healthier, more energetic lives, and her home on the web is at ChanaMason.com. Dave is a Rabbi and the owner of Knobs.co, an online cabinet hardware store. We talk about what financial freedom means to them, the wake up calls that led them to how they embarked on a journey to define that for themselves and pursue it. Lessons learned along the way. How they manage money as a couple. The challenges they see most often in their students. The investments that they have focused on and those that they’re looking to dive into more, as well as the online program they run together, Money Mindset Challenge. Their greatest wish is that you learn key lessons in their books, incorporate them into your life, and inspire others. So head over to buildmycashmachine.com and grab a FREE digital copy of the book. You can also enroll in their Money Mindset Challenge, HERE. Here’s the power duo, Chana and Dave Mason. To get your free download of The Cash Machine head over to Buildmycashmachine.com Grab your copy of The Cash Machine on Amazon. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisodio 22: Nomi Freeman, experta en episodios de cercania con la muerteAcrylic Judaica to Swoon OverAntics of the Yetzer Hara & Tips to Combat HerMy Latest Styling Project

B”H Do I invest in a fixed income annuity for retirement? Can I open an HSA account on my own if my employer doesn’t offer one? Yael walks us through what these terms mean, and things to consider. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 132: Jenny GoldfarbRivki Makeup Artistry’s BoothHow to deal with your “frenemy”?JLP Profile: Meet DeborahEpisode 117: Aleeza Ben Shalom, Marriage Minded Mentor B”H Do I invest in a fixed income annuity for retirement? Can I open an HSA account on my own if my employer doesn’t offer one? Yael walks us through what these terms mean, and things to consider. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 132: Jenny GoldfarbRivki Makeup Artistry’s BoothHow to deal with your “frenemy”?JLP Profile: Meet DeborahEpisode 117: Aleeza Ben Shalom, Marriage Minded Mentor

B”H What would it be like to go to work every day and feel inspired, have fun, feel free to experiment and fail, and look forward to evolving? This is the type of consciousness that my guest today intentionally created for himself and for his team. You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch, welcome to the Show. I have Jay Steinfeld, Founder and CEO of Blinds.com with me. We talk about his new book that just came out last week, Lead from the Core: The 4 Principles for Profit and Prosperity. What are those 4 principles? How do they apply in business and life? Jay built the largest window blinds retailer in the world and later sold the company to Home Depot. What he built was much more than an online blinds retailer, as you’ll soon discover. He led humans, he grew humans, and in the process grew himself. What were some of the pivotal and challenging moments of this journey? What did he learn as a child about money and business? The personal challenge that led Jay to get crystal clear and committed to the 4 principles he will share with you today. Jay remained as Blinds.com CEO after he sold it, and later joined The Home Depot Online Leadership Team. After stepping away from these roles in early 2020, he teaches entrepreneurship at Rice University’s Jones Graduate School of Business and has increased his involvement on numerous private company boards and serves as a director of the public company Masonite (NYSE: DOOR). He also supports numerous charities. Jay is an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year and has earned a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Houston Technology Center. Active as an industry speaker on topics including corporate culture, core values, how to scale a start-up, and disruption, he has more than 100 published articles and writes a column for Inc.com. You can visit Jay and download the first chapter of Lead From The Core for FREE at www.JaySteinfeld.com “Lead from the Core: The 4 Principles for Profit and Prosperity” You may also like | Puede que también te gusteSchlissel (Key) ChallahHave a Great Day and other Jewish ideas || Que tengan un buen día y otras ideas judíasHannukah Giveaway with IsraloveEpisode 39: Franciska, Music Composer, Singer & PerformerMi casa es SU casa: Miri Nadler B”H What would it be like to go to work every day and feel inspired, have fun, feel free to experiment and fail,

B”H Is “Giving BACK” an expression we should be using? In this episode Yael questions the use of the phrase “giving back” due to its subtle implication that making $ is “taking” money. What is a different and more Jewish way that we could think about this? Yael tells us. You may also like | Puede que también te gustePointy shoes for Pesach || Zapatos puntiagudos para PesajEpisode 129: Dorice Horenstein, Author, Educator & Motivational SpeakerA Thought on PrayerPomegranate SalmonEpisode 27: Rebekah Saltzman, Professional Organizer & Founder of Balagan Be Gone B”H Is “Giving BACK” an expression we should be using? In this episode Yael questions the use of the phrase “giving back” due to its subtle implication that making $ is “taking” money. What is a different and more Jewish way that we could think about this? Yael tells us. You may also like | Puede que también te gustePointy shoes for Pesach || Zapatos puntiagudos para PesajEpisode 129: Dorice Horenstein, Author, Educator & Motivational SpeakerA Thought on PrayerPomegranate SalmonEpisode 27: Rebekah Saltzman, Professional Organizer & Founder of Balagan Be Gone

B”H You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch, Your Host! It’s Monday, November 29th, the 25th day of the month of Kislev – first day of Chanukah 5782. I have a great message for you today. This is a replay of a piece I wrote three years ago for my newspaper column in the Jewish Herald Voice and it was inspired by a terrible anti-Semitic attack in Jersey City, New Jersey. I mean sadly, things have not gotten better since, and so I thought it’s important for me to share this message with you once again. Expect a few more Chanukah inspiring messages throughout the week. Here’s today’s message titled: Got Light? Happy Chanukah! You may also like | Puede que también te gusteFive Practical Passover TipsEpisode 67: Seven Jewish Parenting Principles of a Wall Street MomVideo Interview with Leah GottfriedMeaningful Birthday || Un cumpleaños significativoEpisode 42: Parashat Bo with Yael B”H You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch, Your Host! It’s Monday, November 29th, the 25th day of the month of Kislev – first day of Chanukah 5782. I have a great message for you today. This is a replay of a piece I wrote three years ago for my newspaper column in the Jewish Herald Voice and it was inspired by a terrible anti-Semitic attack in Jersey City, New Jersey. I mean sadly, things have not gotten better since, and so I thought it’s important for me to share this message with you once again. Expect a few more Chanukah inspiring messages throughout the week. Here’s today’s message titled: Got Light? Happy Chanukah! You may also like | Puede que también te gusteFive Practical Passover TipsEpisode 67: Seven Jewish Parenting Principles of a Wall Street MomVideo Interview with Leah GottfriedMeaningful Birthday || Un cumpleaños significativo

B”H In this episode Yael discusses the reason behind the tradition to give Chanukah Gelt (not the chocolate kind, although we like that too!) and some ideas and tips on how to give Gelt to your children. Will you be giving Gelt this year? Were these tips helpful? Let us know in the podcast review section! You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 96: (Replay) Bari Tessler, Financial Therapist & Author of The Art of MoneyShabbaton in GuatemalaEpisode180: A Story of Kids’ Financial SavvyEpisode 97: Yaeli VogelPretty and Prominent Library Spaces || Bibliotecas preciosas y prominentes B”H In this episode Yael discusses the reason behind the tradition to give Chanukah Gelt (not the chocolate kind, although we like that too!) and some ideas and tips on how to give Gelt to your children. Will you be giving Gelt this year? Were these tips helpful? Let us know in the podcast review section! You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 96: (Replay) Bari Tessler, Financial Therapist & Author of The Art of MoneyShabbaton in GuatemalaEpisode180: A Story of Kids’ Financial SavvyEpisode 97: Yaeli VogelPretty and Prominent Library Spaces || Bibliotecas preciosas y prominentes

B”H You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, welcome to the show. I’m Yael Trusch, your Host. I’m back after a week off, recovering from my trip to Miami and my daughter’s Bat Mitzvah, both of which were absolutely wonderful and you probably saw that in my social media or in my newsletter. Are you following me in those places? You should! At the very least you should be receiving my emails, or you should be a part of my private facebook group – Jewish Money Matters? Sign up to receive my weekly emails at jewishlatinprincess.com/newsletter and if you’re not part of the Jewish Money Matters Facebook Group, you can search for it and request access. Easy as pie. And of course, I hang out a lot on IG @JewishLatinPrincess. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteMother’s Day Gifts (for Jewish Mothers Too!)Episode 44: Rivka Fishman, Author of Sara the Bucket Filler & Creator of Bully Proofing Your Child232: Carly Rothenberg Friedman, Founder of MyTzedakahPassover Table DecorEpisode 28: Yael Trusch on Judaism & Money with Farnoosh Torabi B”H You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, welcome to the show. I’m Yael Trusch, your Host. I’m back after a week off, recovering from my trip to Miami and my daughter’s Bat Mitzvah, both of which were absolutely wonderful and you probably saw that in my social media or in my newsletter. Are you following me in those places? You should! At the very least you should be receiving my emails, or you should be a part of my private facebook group – Jewish Money Matters? Sign up to receive my weekly emails at jewishlatinprincess.com/newsletter and if you’re not part of the Jewish Money Matters Facebook Group, you can search for it and request access. Easy as pie. And of course, I hang out a lot on IG @JewishLatinPrincess.

B”H How could improving your relationship with your body, the way you perform the most basic human acts, impact your relationship with money? What is the Jewish perspective on abundance and how do we rid ourselves of shame and guilt around money? I’m Yael Trusch, welcome to Jewish Money Matters. My guest today is none other than Rabbi Shais Taub. Rabbi Taub is a world renowned Jewish speaker, author of the bestselling book, G-d of Our Understanding: Jewish Spirituality and Recovery from Addiction; as well as groundbreaking works on the Book of Tanya, including the Tanya Map teaching tool, the Soul Maps curriculum, and the audio series Mapping the Tanya. He is one of the most sought after speakers in the Jewish world, and today we discuss The Spirituality of Material Abundance. Buckle up, cuz I guarantee you’re in for a life changing ride. Here’s Rabbi Shais Taub. Rabbi Shais Taub is running his annual fundraising campaign, for which you can contribute at charidy.com/rst. Every dollar you donate is doubled and your contribution will support the virtual community of thousands across the globe who rely on Rabbi Taub’s uniquely practical way of teaching the deepest spiritual concepts to quench their thirst for Torah learning. Donate at charidy.com/rst You may also like | Puede que también te gusteChallah Tray Giveaway by FridzArtIndividuality in JudaismLego DreidelEpisode 187: Summer Playlist with Alexandra Zapruder203: Ask Yael & Birthday Raffle Winners B”H How could improving your relationship with your body, the way you perform the most basic human acts, impact your relationship with money? What is the Jewish perspective on abundance and how do we rid ourselves of shame and guilt around money? I’m Yael Trusch, welcome to Jewish Money Matters. My guest today is none other than Rabbi Shais Taub. Rabbi Taub is a world renowned Jewish speaker, author of the bestselling book, G-d of Our Understanding: Jewish Spirituality and Recovery from Addiction; as well as groundbreaking works on the Book of Tanya, including the Tanya Map teaching tool, the Soul Maps curriculum, and the audio series Mapping the Tanya. He is one of the most sought after speakers in the Jewish world, and today we discuss The Spirituality of Material Abundance. Buckle up, cuz I guarantee you’re in for a life changing ride. Here’s Rabbi Shais Taub. Rabbi Shais Taub is running his annual fundraising campaign, for which you can contribute at charidy.com/rst. Every dollar you donate is doubled and your contribution will support the virtual community of thousands across the globe who rely on Rabbi Taub’s uniquely practical way of teaching the deepest spiritual concepts to quench their thirst for Torah learning.

B”H You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch, your Host. Friday Nov. 5, Rosh Chodesh Kislev. Welcome back to another Ask Yael Episode. This coming week I’m headed to Miami to speak for Wizo – Womens International Zionist Organization in Bal Harbour, Florida. I’m so excited!  If you’re in the Miami area, I hope you’ll be there joining me and supporting WIZO’s extraordinary work. The event is at 11:00 am, and you do have to register, because it is in a private home. The topic? G-d Wants You to Be Rich. I think you don’t want to miss it! How do you register? You head over to wizofl.org/women-empowerment or you call the office at 305-861-8860. All of this information is also on my instagram. You can also DM me if you need it again. I really hope to see all the Miami listeners there! Today we answer questions on Jewish meditation, money dates, and finding the work that lights you up! You may also like | Puede que también te gustePre-Shabbat Mini DIYEducating Kids Part 2Episode 109: Meeting of the Minds with Bari Mitzman, Chani Erenthreu & FranciskaThe Hidden TreasureJLP Profile: Ronit Spiwak Wolf B”H You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch, your Host. Friday Nov. 5, Rosh Chodesh Kislev. Welcome back to another Ask Yael Episode. This coming week I’m headed to Miami to speak for Wizo – Womens International Zionist Organization in Bal Harbour, Florida. I’m so excited!  If you’re in the Miami area, I hope you’ll be there joining me and supporting WIZO’s extraordinary work. The event is at 11:00 am, and you do have to register, because it is in a private home. The topic? G-d Wants You to Be Rich. I think you don’t want to miss it! How do you register? You head over to wizofl.org/women-empowerment or you call the office at 305-861-8860. All of this information is also on my instagram. You can also DM me if you need it again. I really hope to see all the Miami listeners there! Today we answer questions on Jewish meditation, money dates, and finding the work that lights you up! You may also like | Puede que también te gustePre-Shabbat Mini DIYEducating Kids Part 2

B”H Are you stuck in a relationship of financial dependency with your parents or inlaws? Are you noticing the negative impact that this is having in your relationships (either with your own self, your spouse or the parents?) and want to cord the umbilical cord? Yet, you can’t see how? Sometimes we have to go cold turkey, but if you’re not ready for that yet, I really advise you to take a middle approach that gets you closer to completely cutting the financial umbilical cord. Today I share what that might look like. You can do it! Giving it a try? Let me know. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 133: Hedy Pagremanski, Part 1Video Interview with Debbie SassenPérfil JLP: Patty Zrihen¿En qué nos estamos apoyando?Judaica by Kate Spade New York B”H Are you stuck in a relationship of financial dependency with your parents or inlaws? Are you noticing the negative impact that this is having in your relationships (either with your own self, your spouse or the parents?) and want to cord the umbilical cord? Yet, you can’t see how? Sometimes we have to go cold turkey, but if you’re not ready for that yet, I really advise you to take a middle approach that gets you closer to completely cutting the financial umbilical cord. Today I share what that might look like. You can do it! Giving it a try? Let me know. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 133: Hedy Pagremanski, Part 1Video Interview with Debbie SassenPérfil JLP: Patty Zrihen¿En qué nos estamos apoyando?Judaica by Kate Spade New York

B”H Making decisions that have an impact on your mental well being, and consequently on your relationships. Living in complete alignment, financially and otherwise, with your values. This is what we’re addressing today in Jewish Money Matters.  I’m Yael Trusch, your Host, welcome to the show. Today I have the one and only Chanie Wilchanski, CEO of Schools of Excellence, Leadership Coach and master strategist, as I like to think of Chanie. She shares with us what led her to move her family of six from New York to Florida in the middle of a pandemic, prior to the mass exodus? How does one make a decision of such magnitude and consequence? The implications, not just financially speaking, but in terms of your family’s culture. Even if a move is not in the books for you, I want you to pay close attention to the conversations, and the type of questions that Chanie challenges herself and her husband with, to make decisions. Additionally, the strategic thinking that also comes with her being the breadwinner of the household, and making that work for both her and her husband. Consistency and discipline, going against the grain when you know something is right for you – in this case, not just a move to Florida, but many years earlier, a decision to leave the world of teaching and embark on an entrepreneurial journey that unleashed a tremendous potential. This and more with the super brilliant Chanie Wilchanski. You can find Chanie at https://schoolsofexcellence.com and subscribe to her podcast, The Schools of Excellence Podcast. If you’re in the Miami area, join me November 9th in Bal Harbour Florida speaking about financial empowerment for WIZO Florida. You can register for the event HERE. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteGood Uplifting Quarantine ReadsEpisode 89: Sara Chana Silverstein, Herbalist & Author of MoodtopiaParashat Noah on Financial WorriesGarlic Challah KnotsTucker Giveaway Winner B”H Making decisions that have an impact on your mental well being, and consequently on your relationships. Living in complete alignment, financially and otherwise, with your values. This is what we’re addressing today in Jewish Money Matters.  I’m Yael Trusch, your Host, welcome to the show. Today I have the one and only Chanie Wilchanski, CEO of Schools of Excellence, Leadership Coach and master strategist, as I like to think of Chanie. She shares with us what led her to move her family of six from New York to Florida in the middle of a pandemic, prior to the mass exodus? How does one make a decision of such magnitude and consequence? The implications,

B”H I’m comfortable making money, how do I optimize cash flow? I want to put my teenager on a budget, how do I decide on how much to give him? These are the questions we tackle today on Ask Yael. I mentioned the book Profit First which you can get here: Thanks to all the reviewers! Check out who the winners of this week are and keep submitting those reviews on Apple Podcasts. Let’s get Jewish Money Matters onto the top 10 in its Apple Podcast category, as we’ve done several times in the past. Leaving those reviews and clicking that subscribe button really can make that happen. xoxo You may also like | Puede que también te gustePretty and Prominent Library Spaces || Bibliotecas preciosas y prominentesEpisode 15: Abigail Pogrebin, Author of My Jewish YearEpisode 185: Summer Playlist with Kaley ZeitouniHow to deal with your “frenemy”?Episode 24: Nomi Freeman, Expert in Near Death Experiences B”H I’m comfortable making money, how do I optimize cash flow? I want to put my teenager on a budget, how do I decide on how much to give him? These are the questions we tackle today on Ask Yael. I mentioned the book Profit First which you can get here: Thanks to all the reviewers! Check out who the winners of this week are and keep submitting those reviews on Apple Podcasts. Let’s get Jewish Money Matters onto the top 10 in its Apple Podcast category, as we’ve done several times in the past. Leaving those reviews and clicking that subscribe button really can make that happen. xoxo You may also like | Puede que también te guste

B”H Are love & money infinite? My guests say they are! And that you and I can be the recipients of that bounty. You’re listening to Jewish Money Matters, I’m Yael Trusch Your Host, Welcome to the Show. My guests today are co-authors Joel Salomon & Molly Singh on Infinite Love & Money:Find Balance, Love, and Financial Freedom with this Practical Guide for Couples As you know we like to talk about marriage and money on this show because well, you also know that they are very connected. What was the personal impetus for writing a book on love and money? How do we navigate the different types of money personalities in a relationship? What are the benefits of understanding yours and your partners’ money personality? How do we create a bridge between us, given that we are two different individuals with two different money personalities in a relationship that requires us to manage money? If you haven’t been getting involved in the financial decision making in your relationship, or if you’ve been the one dominating the financial decision making, why might you want to try a different approach? This and more with Joel Salomon & Mollie Singh.  Thanks to Joel & Mollie for stopping by. You can find the book Infinite Love & Money: Find Balance, Love, and Financial Freedom with this Practical Guide for Couples on Amazon or anywhere books are sold. If you want to receive the money personality survey just send a text to the number 66866 with the letters ILM (standing for Infinite Love & Money) and you will receive your survey as well as be entered into a raffle to receive your own copy of the book. Again that number is 66866 text the code ILM. I think everyone should at the very least try the survey. As they said in this conversation your money personality can evolve over time so it’s not something that you’re stuck with, but it’s definitely important to know what your starting point is, so we can then identify the growth opportunities and room for improvement.  Remember that this is my birthday week and as such I’m encouraging you to leave a review of this show inside apple podcast – your native podcast application on your iPhone and everyone who leaves a review this week will be entered for a random selection of 2 reviewers which will be announced on This Friday’s Ask Yael episode. You will both get the opportunity to sit with me and chat, ask me anything and to come behind the mic with me on this show and share your story of challenge, success, triumph if that is something that you’d like to do and you have something that will be of benefit to the audience. So, all you have to do is send in those reviews. We’ll be checking for them the whole week and enter them all into a random selection. As always, keep sending in those questions for Ask Yael. Have a great rest of your week.   You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEtiquetas de regalo para JanucáEpisode 123: Yael Trusch, Building Financial & Spiritual Resilience During this Pandemic