This episode is in Hebrew.

What happens when you have years of experience, strong people skills, and a real desire to make an impact — but you still don’t know how to turn all of that into a clear business people are willing to pay for?

In this episode, I speak with Eva Bremer, an educator, learning and development professional, and emerging mentor who is navigating the transition from employment to independent work.

Eva has spent years helping people learn, grow, and move forward. But like many talented professionals, she is now facing a new question: how do you turn your experience, natural strengths, and ability to create real change into a focused offer, a clear audience, and a business model?

In this conversation, we unpack:

• Why experience and talent alone do not automatically become a business

• How to identify the thread that connects your professional journey

• Why you should not wait until you feel “ready” to start

• How to test a small, paid offer before building a full program

• Why real change is built through small, consistent actions

• How to move from “I have a lot to give” to a business people understand and want to buy from

This episode is for anyone who knows they have value, but is still figuring out how to package it into a clear offer and build a business around it.

If you are building a service-based business and need help turning your expertise into a clear offer, positioning, and client journey, you can connect with me for business consulting.

She thought she was selling life insurance.But what she was really building was trust.

In this episode of Fix Your Business with Hadas Y, I sit down with Josy Cole, an independent life insurance agent who is building her business with a very different approach.

Josy does not want to be the agent who pressures people, overwhelms them with jargon, or sells them something they do not need.

She wants to help families understand their options, protect the people they love, and feel more prepared for an uncertain future.

But as we unpacked her business, we uncovered a few important questions:

• How do you build trust in an industry people often avoid?

• What happens when your message tries to speak to too many audiences at once?

• Can caring deeply about people sometimes make you afraid to sell?

• How do you become visible without feeling pushy?

• And what changes when you stop seeing yourself as “someone selling a service” and start seeing yourself as a trusted guide?

This conversation is about much more than insurance.

It is about confidence, positioning, ethical selling, and the gap between the value you bring and the way you communicate it.

If you are building a service-based business and you know you care deeply about your clients—but still struggle to talk about what you do, show up consistently, or confidently sell your value—this episode is for you.

🎙️ Listen to Josy’s live business breakdown on Fix Your Business with Hadas Y.

Sometimes the business is not what is holding you back.

Sometimes you simply need to see your own value clearly enough to communicate it with confidence.

Matt Stepnowsky thought he was building an AI consulting business for schools.

But during this live business breakdown, we uncovered something much deeper.

The real challenge isn't AI. It's helping school leaders navigate uncertainty, make confident decisions, and lead through one of the biggest shifts education has ever faced.

In this episode of Fix Your Business with Hadas Y, we discuss positioning, leadership, sales, client acquisition, and the challenge of building a business around a problem most people don't fully understand yet.

If you're a consultant, coach, educator, or service provider trying to turn expertise into a sustainable business, this conversation is for you.

Connect with Hadas on LinkedIn to learn how to turn your expertise into a profitable business.

Sena thought she was building an English coaching business.

What we discovered was something much deeper.

In this episode of Fix Your Business with Hadas Y, we uncover why Sena's biggest challenge isn't marketing, competition, or even getting clients—it's stepping into the identity of a founder.

We discuss confidence, visibility, emotional positioning, and the hidden gap between building a business and believing you're ready to own it.

If you've ever felt like your business has grown faster than your confidence, this episode is for you.