Git Gelt Business Podcast

In today's episode I dive into your channel questions covering two important financial topics: Options — Naked Options vs covered Spreads Custodian Accounts — Efficient way to save for weddings

Coming back after Pesach with fresh energy — and this episode is for everyone who has knowledge, experience, and a desire to help others, but hasn't yet turned it into something real. In today's economy, your knowledge IS your business. And this episode will show you exactly how to get started. In this episode you'll learn: ✅ Why today's economy is the best time to turn what you know into income ✅ The 3 things that are really stopping you (and how to move past them) ✅ Why stepping out of your comfort zone is the SAFEST move you can make ✅ How Siyata Dishmaya shows up for those who take action ✅ 3 practical steps you can take THIS WEEK to get started This episode is in Yiddish 🗣️ --- 💬 Know someone sitting on valuable knowledge and not doing anything with it? Share this episode with them.

Every year we sit at the Seder and read the same words... חייב אדם לראות את עצמו כאילו הוא יצא ממצרים Most people read right past it. But this one line holds the answer to everything. In this Pesach special episode of Git Gelt, I'm sharing the formula that has helped the people I work with finally break out of their financial Mitzrayim — and it's not what most people expect. Emunah alone is not enough. Action alone is not enough. But together? Nothing can stop you. In this episode: ✅ Why Hashem is not asking you to remember the Exodus — He's asking you to LIVE it ✅ The real enemy that keeps you stuck (and it's not the economy) ✅ What leaving Egypt actually looks like in practical, daily decisions ✅ The story of a friend who couldn't see a way forward — and what changed ✅ What the people who transformed their income all had in common This episode is for the father who wants to provide more for his family. For the person who has tried before and is scared to try again. For anyone who is ready to stop waiting — and start walking. 🕍 Chag Pesach Kasher V'Sameach — may this be the year you finally walk out.

Seven years ago I did something people thought was crazy. I walked away from a residual income in the life insurance business — a career I had spent years building — because I had a book to write, a message to share, and a compliance department that wouldn't let me be who I was meant to be. I had no plan. No guarantee. Just a belief that what I knew was worth something. In this episode I share what that leap taught me about the most powerful business model available to anyone today — turning your knowledge, your story, and your experience into real income. Good income. Good Money. If you've ever told yourself "nobody would pay me for what I know" — this episode is for you.

This episode is a little different — and I want to be upfront about that. Every week on Git Gelt we talk about ideas, concepts, and the way successful people think about money and life. Today I'm doing something more specific. Every year before Pesach the expenses pile up — the food, the cleaning, the guests — and with it comes that quiet financial pressure that most people just push through. But what if your money could actually be working for you right now — before Pesach even arrives? In this episode I share the story of how I moved my family from New York to Israel, had a large sum of money sitting in my account doing nothing, and how I used the options market — conservatively and simply — to make sure that money grew while I figured out my next move. And then I tell you exactly what I'm doing about it. Starting this Sunday I'm running a completely free two-week live challenge called the Pesach Income Challenge — where I go live and show you over my shoulder exactly how I generate real, consistent income from the options market. No theory. No complicated finance. Just real results in real time. To grab your free spot — text 104 to 845-572-1212 right now and we'll send you the registration link instantly. This one is worth sharing with someone you know.

Margin is one of the most misunderstood concepts in trading.

Some people treat it like free money.
Others are terrified of it and avoid it completely.

In this episode, I break down what margin really is — in simple, practical terms.

You’ll understand:

• The difference between borrowing to buy stock and using margin to sell options
• How buying power really works
• What happens when you get assigned on a short option
• Why margin can increase opportunity
• And how it can quietly magnify risk if you don’t respect it

If you’re selling options, running the Wheel strategy, or planning to generate income from the market — you must understand margin properly.

Used correctly, it can be a powerful tool.

Used carelessly, it can wipe out years of progress.

This episode will help you think clearly, manage risk responsibly, and approach leverage like a professional — not a gambler.

A listener challenged me. “This sounds too good to be true.” Instead of brushing it off, I decided to address it directly. In this episode, I break down the actual strategy — step by step — and explain: Where the returns come from What risks are involved What assumptions people make when they hear certain numbers And when skepticism is healthy… versus when it becomes limiting Sometimes something really is too good to be true. And sometimes it only looks that way because we don’t fully understand how it works. Before you dismiss it — listen to the full explanation.

People often say, “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.” But is that always true? In this episode, I break down the question everyone asks when they hear about high returns: Is a 30% annual return realistic — or is it a red flag? We talk about: When “too good to be true” is a warning sign When it’s simply a lack of understanding The difference between risk, skill, leverage, and consistency Why some real opportunities look fake — and some fake ones look safe How smart people confuse caution with clarity This isn’t about selling promises. It’s about learning how to think clearly, ask the right questions, and avoid both scams and missed opportunities. If you’ve ever felt torn between fear and curiosity when hearing numbers like this — this episode is for you.