In House or Big Law? Can you be creative and proactive as a lawyer?

Noah learned how legal can be the sword and not only the shield by using a deep understanding of the law to drive the company's goals instead of only relying on legal precedent.

We talked IPO, how his inspiration from Samuel Adams (the beer company) creatively got the employees invested, and how he revamped the SEC filings to make it more readable and, well, fun.

Oh, and he did this while balancing work/life with 260+ days of reserve duty (thank you for your service!) in the past 1.5 years.

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Heading to the whisky room... Peace out.

Why is branding called branding? Did you ever notice that you ask what brand it is and not what company it is? How can you make yourself important enough or indispensable in your job?

Josh walks us through the history of brand, how founders have become ubiquitous with their brand, and how to get into the field.

From government to nonprofit to tech, Josh will teach how to find meaning in your work no matter where it is. You never know what opportunity is out there, take the chance!

Productivity hacks and more gems in episode 65 of the Career Canvas podcast. Rate us 5 stars and share if you dare. Peace out!

Build, buy or partner? How does this move the needle for the business growth?

Azari discusses the framework and challenge of strategic partnerships and how he works to connect Amdocs to some of the biggest brands like AWS, google, Microsoft, Nvidia and more.

Azari's professional path was unconventional starting with engineering and ending with psychology but he shares the core values, or strategies, required to make it in the business.

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Peace out.

How does economics shape public policy?

Matan discovered that he could learning computer programming by himself but wanted to gain a broader perspective on how to implement data and causality. This led him to study economics.

Listen as he discusses the value of his degree, the importance of work experience, and how it shaped his career path.

We also discussed his "Olim to the Scene" podcast which allows structured and deeper conversation and hopefully is making its return soon.

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OTTS Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3iQVT7Xg3S50DE0kska9I6?si=6dbe0b7f196949c0

Do you know the 3 C's of commercial real estate? Do you know what underwriting is?

Joey explains why someone would borrow from a fund, what the due diligence process is, and how to create a strategy to make a strong decision without emotions. He also shares a juicy story of a loan gone bad (and one that went well).

Learn the advice Joey followed the from an elder decorated Mossad agent while interning and be inspired by the work he is doing in reserves act as spokesperson for wounded soldiers.

All this and more in episode 62 of the Career Canvas Podcast. Rate 5 stars and share if you dare. Peace out!

How do you find inspiration? When you look at art, do you want to know what the artist meant? How do artists make money?

Avraham Vofsi offers surprising, tried and tested advice on how to become an artist, how he wants people to interpret his paintings, and how to achieve inspiration.

Listen, share and rate episode 61 of the Career Canvas podcast, if you dare.

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Follow Avi:

IG: Instagram.com/avrahamvofsi

Website: Avrahamvofsi.com

Bonus Episode!

Are you making values-based decisions? How can you keep spiritual growth in the daily grind?

Yaakov Wolff cherished the opportunity to learn in Yeshiva for over a decade. But as this chapter was coming to an end, he didn't want to lose the values, the mindset and the energy that comes from being firmly rooted in Torah.

This led him to move to Bnei Netzarim, work in ADI, and start the Shtark Tank podcast focused on Bnei Torah in the workplace.

Yaakov is on a mission to learn from amazing role models about having a growth mindset in and out of the office . Listen to him distill some of the most impactful ideas on episode 60 of the Career Canvas podcast.

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Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/34xll8GhTfu1BiRdhb8AyR?si=9b95d4e62edb4165

Website: Shtarktank.org

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yaakovwolff/

Say this three times fast, what does an actuary actually do? Did you know there's insurance companies for insurance companies?

Josh not only predicts when the next catastrophe like, the LA fires, might occur but how much it should cost and pay out.

Listen as Josh reminds about the people behind the numbers, what book he'd like to write, and more on episode 58 of the Career Canvas podcast.

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Link to Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid: https://www.amazon.com/G%C3%B6del-Escher-Bach-Eternal-Golden/dp/0465026567/ref=sr_1_1?crid=23IAR7DTQFN2S&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.AEjkpg-qxP1EzID2Mgqvt4e1zQ05fF815PeSngcv1L_GjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.WVwX0IMn0dGj717MI3jUogA6XerHvrIyWHThSpcKHko&dib_tag=se&keywords=godel+escher+back&qid=1740572185&sprefix=godel+escher+bac%2Caps%2C718&sr=8-1

Do each of your shekels (or dollars) have a job?

Nadav is already known as the premiere financial advisor for young professionals in Israel but did you know he also co-founded a tech startup (where he hired me as a student) and non-profit focused on giving spiritual leaders the tools to support their congregants with mental health challenges?

We talked the state of financial literacy for children/teens, the future of cash, the why behind free guides, two podcasts recommendations (which I already started listening to), and a whole lot more.

I left this conversation inspired by what Nadav has accomplished and empowered to take on the world of finance.

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To follow Nadav and Blue and White Finance:

Website: bluewhitefinance.com

Oleh Calculator: israelbudget.com

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/nellinson/

Can you name the responsibilities of an executive director for a non-profit? How about a youth organization in Israel that focuses on giving teens programming?

Until Rabbis Michael Kahn and Yosef Ginzberg co-founded NCSY Israel, this type of program didn’t exist. While motivated teens could work as counselors for organizations like Bnei Akiva and Scouts, there was no program specifically designed for their growth and development.

In this episode, Michael shares his inspiring journey—from being uninvolved in youth groups to discovering a passion for youth engagement through NCSY summer programs. He also talks about the pivotal decision to move to Israel and how these experiences led him to start NCSY Israel.

One piece of advice Michael shared was to surround yourself with positive people—and it was truly an honor to share his story with you.

Website: Israel.ncsy.org
Instagram: @ncsyisrael

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