On the final episode of Be Impactful, Rivky shares what the last few months have been like and how that led to the decision to close her business. She’s discuss the timeline, why she’s totally cool with the decision and liquidation sale details.

 

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Rivky sits down with Dr. Aimee Baron, the founder and director of I Was Supposed To Have A Baby. Aimee shares her own infertility story, why she doesn’t care how many babies are born to the people they help, the breadth and depth of circumstantial infertility and phrases to avoid when greeting others.

Aimee Baron MD, FAAP, is the founder and executive director of I Was Supposed to Have a Baby (IWSTHAB), a nonprofit organization that utilizes social media to support Jewish individuals and families as they are struggling to have a child. It provides a warm and nurturing space for those going through infertility, pregnancy loss, infant loss, surrogacy or adoption, in addition to connecting those families to resources in the Jewish community at large.  IWSTHAB offers a modern solution (Instagram and Tiktok) to an age-old problem, and is currently serving over 15,000 people and growing.  

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Rivky sits down with Hindy Tauber, a woman who has been dealing with chronic illness since the age of 16. Hindy shares how she felt her life was over when got diagnosed, what it means to pursue a diagnosis and advocate for yourself in medicine, the decision to keep things a secret and how her diagnosis affected her self worth.

Hindy in her own words:

I have a very interesting life journey. In short; at age 16 I got extremely sick and was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, and I’ve been on that journey ever since. Then, at age 17 my parents separated. I was an extremely shy and scared to open up type of girl before I got sick, and throughout my journey I’ve learned to open up more and more. I have a lot to say on how that happened and why I did that work, but I’ve become so open that I now have a public Instagram page where I share my journey with chronic illness - a first in the chassidish/heimish community for sure, and a first for Crohn’s in the frum world.

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Rivky continues last week's conversation with occupational therapists Amy and Evelyn Guttmann to talk about screens. They share what happens in our brains when we’re watching, the anatomy of a post screen meltdown, what actually makes something a high quality show and how to practically approach screens with kids.

Amy and Evelyn Guttmann, OTR/L, neurodevelopmental pediatric occupational therapist, has been treating families and children with over 40 years of experience between them. Better known as the "Guttmann Sisters", their focus has been on educating and empowering the community on the prevention of anxiety and social-emotional delays. Graduates of SUNY Health Science Center of New York, Amy and Evelyn currently run Hands on OT Rehab, a private practice focused on treating children with anxiety and processing delays, as well as a practice focused on training and educating therapists, pediatricians, educators, and parents. They have evaluated over 12,000 children and have been guest lecturers in some of the most prominent universities around the world. Founders of Hands on Approaches and the non-profit, the H.O.P.E. (Hands on Parent Empowerment) Foundation, their specialties include Sensory Integration, NDT training, reflex integration, auditory processing specialization, and behavioral management. They are the authors of internationally recognized articles on screen time and anxiety in children and are currently conducting research on sensory processing disorder and anxiety diagnosis.   Their weekly talks, “Quiet the Noise”, have gathered a community of over 60K listeners each week, as they answer questions live and provide education and awareness. Feel free to join their community here: https://handsonapproaches.com/join-us-live/ To learn more about their work, check out their podcast "Quiet the Noise" and follow them at www.instagram.com/handsonapproaches.  

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Rivky sits down with occupational therapists Amy and Evelyn Guttmann to talk about child development. Amy and Evelyn teach about the 3 senses you’ve never heard of, their feelings on labeling and disorders, why OT is not just about handwriting, and what it really means when someone is sensory.

Amy and Evelyn Guttmann, OTR/L, neurodevelopmental pediatric occupational therapist, has been treating families and children with over 40 years of experience between them. Better known as the "Guttmann Sisters", their focus has been on educating and empowering the community on the prevention of anxiety and social-emotional delays. Graduates of SUNY Health Science Center of New York, Amy and Evelyn currently run Hands on OT Rehab, a private practice focused on treating children with anxiety and processing delays, as well as a practice focused on training and educating therapists, pediatricians, educators, and parents. They have evaluated over 12,000 children and have been guest lecturers in some of the most prominent universities around the world. Founders of Hands on Approaches and the non-profit, the H.O.P.E. (Hands on Parent Empowerment) Foundation, their specialties include Sensory Integration, NDT training, reflex integration, auditory processing specialization, and behavioral management. They are the authors of internationally recognized articles on screen time and anxiety in children and are currently conducting research on sensory processing disorder and anxiety diagnosis.   Their weekly talks, “Quiet the Noise”, have gathered a community of over 60K listeners each week, as they answer questions live and provide education and awareness. Feel free to join their community here: https://handsonapproaches.com/join-us-live/ To learn more about their work, check out their podcast "Quiet the Noise" and follow them at www.instagram.com/handsonapproaches.  

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Rivky sits down with business owner Jennifer Willaims to talk about the link between organization and success. Jennifer shares the joys of starting a business young, how to implement systems in your closet and business and how we can challenge ourselves to make better spaces.

Jennifer Q. Williams has been a leader in the custom closet industry for over 34 years. In her early twenties, she founded Saint Louis Closet Co., the first locally owned custom closet company in St. Louis. What started as a simple idea—helping people get organized—has grown into a successful business. Today, with a 30,000-square-foot factory and a team of 40 employees, Jennifer and her company provide St. Louis homeowners with high-quality custom closets, mudrooms, pantries, laundry rooms, Murphy beds, and more

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Rivky  sits down with business consultant and non profit leader Tsippi Gross to talk about her move away from entrepreneurship and starting Ashir, a non profit to help families with financial planning. they discuss the money basics, credit card debt, money mindset and transferring healthy money attitudes to their kids.

Tsippi Gross is a business and executive coach/ consultant, Fractional Chief Strategy Officer, and executive coach who helps businesses double their growth fast, teams double their productivity, and executives increase their income and impact while working less. With a background in catering, food distribution, international retail, content creation, and consulting, she has helped both for-profit and nonprofit organizations restructure, optimize operations, create strong team cultures, streamline marketing, and maximize growth. Tsippi is also a co-founder at Ashir and The Fortune Formula where newlyweds, families, and businesses go from money chaos to confident wealth.

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Rivky sits down with Alyssa Goldwater and Chanie Kamman, the co-authors of Every Body is, a new children’s book for Orthodox families. They share why they wrote the book, the importance of using the word fat and how they handled tznius in the book.

Alyssa Goldwater is a wife, mom and the Digital Influencer behind the lifestyle brand, A Glass of Goldwater (@alyssagoldwater). She is also the newly published author of, ‘Every Body Is’, a children’s book nurturing positive body image through Torah Values. Merging motherhood with humor, A Glass of Goldwater has created a community and support network of more than 200,000 women across the world. By having hard conversations about difficult topics such as mental health, the dangers of diet culture, and the unspoken struggles of motherhood, Alyssa not only keeps people laughing with her sarcastic take on life, but also helps women feel part of something bigger - that they aren’t alone in this crazy world.

Chanie Kamman is a mother of seven young children who is passionate about raising kids with respect, emotional wellness, and joyful Judaism. Recognizing a void of Jewish resources for kids on emotional health, she took the initiative to create them herself. Her popular children's books include _Me & My Feelings, The Friend That Stayed_, _I Messed Up_, and most recently _Every Body Is_, co-written with Alyssa Goldwater - with hopes of writing more during nap time, between homework crises, and fueled by a steady supply of lukewarm coffee. Together with her husband and children, Chanie is a proud Chabad Shlucha in Stamford, CT.

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Rivky sits down with career coach and former therapist Tamara Gestetner to discuss major life transitions. Tamara shares what led her to closing her therapy practice after 15 years, how she dealt with the embarrassment of a major career downgrade, how a surprise pregnancy at 40 affected her decisions and how much she cares what other people think.

Tamara Gestetner is life and career coach, former therapist, and passionate advocate for growth at every stage of life. After 15 years as a couples therapist, she transitioned into mediation and coaching, guiding people through life transitions, career changes, and relationship shifts. she's reinvented herself multiple times—becoming a law student in her 40s, raising four kids, and learning that it’s never too late to start over. Her mission is to help others find clarity, courage, and a path forward—no matter where they’re starting from.

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Rivky sits down with Jordana Brown, a frum single mother by choice, to discuss the decisions Jordana’s made along the way. Jordana shares what its like to have a fertility journey on your own, how her dating pool has actually improved since her daughter’s birth, how she plans on explaining this to her daughter and the realities of single motherhood.

Jordana is a single mom to a yummy little girl named Amalia, born in August after a long and winding road to motherhood. She made aliyah in 2014 and now lives in Tel Aviv where she works in marketing. Jordana is a huge advocate for aliyah, female empowerment, fertility preservation and now single motherhood- having started an Instagram account talking all things single motherhood by choice.

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