In this week's episode of Life is Art, I sit down with Gadale Fenster to explore what it actually means to live in alignment, emotionally, spiritually, relationally, and energetically.We talk about the real difference between masculine and feminine energy, why so many women are stuck in survival mode, and how control, fear, and criticism quietly block love, trust, and intimacy. Gadalia breaks down why feminine power is not weakness — and why true strength comes from receptivity, trust, and emotional presence.@gedalefenster on instagramgedale.com https://a.co/d/2TITTEg - Booklink.me/gedalefenster - all links

In this episode of Life is Art, we explore what it means to evolve in real time. From moving between creative mediums to navigating visibility, social anxiety, and self-doubt, this conversation is about letting yourself change without needing to explain it.

We talk about creativity as a living process, the discomfort of being seen, and the quiet confidence it takes to keep becoming, even when it feels messy or undefined. A reminder that you don’t have to stay the same to be authentic.

You’re allowed to become.

In this mini episode, we talk about being seen, the fear of taking up space, and what it feels like to stop staying small just to feel safe. A gentle conversation about visibility, worthiness, and choosing yourself without apologizing.

Hudy Abrams joins Life is Art to talk about purpose, alignment, and the moment a woman realizes she’s allowed to want more. This episode dives into faith, identity, soul-work, names, frequency, and the courage to choose yourself before you’re ready.

Hudy Abrams is a Torah educator, motivational speaker, life coach, and founder of Soul Talk Journeys, a platform dedicated to helping women live with depth, purpose, and joy. Through immersive workshops, impactful talks, transformational Israel journeys, and personalized coaching, she weaves timeless Torah wisdom with contemporary tools for growth. For over two decades, Hudy has inspired Jewish women worldwide with her warmth, authenticity, and visionary leadership.For inquiries regarding speaking engagements, workshops, coaching, or Soul Talk Journeys trips, please contact Hudy at [email protected]

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In this episode of Life Is Art, Yaeli sits down with Rebbetzin Gitty Hecht for a raw and deeply thoughtful conversation about creativity, sensitivity, and the inner work it takes to truly come home to yourself.

They explore what it means to be wired differently from others, growing up feeling misunderstood, and learning that creativity isn’t something you choose, but something you learn to understand and integrate.

Gitty shares how generational trauma, fear, and survival mode can shape the way we move through the world, and how healing isn’t about fixing ourselves, but about expanding our capacity to hold joy.

This episode is an honest reflection on fear, self-expression, motherhood, artistry in all its forms, and the courage it takes to stop standing in your own way and start living fully aligned with who you are.

For bookings and classes, visit www.gittyhecht.com or on Instagram @gittyhecht

For business consulting, visit www.successthroughsoul.com or on Instagram @successthroughsoul

Shoshana Gable joins us to share her incredible story of survival, healing, and inner strength. After a devastating cycling accident and a near-death experience, she describes what she saw, what brought her back, and how the journey reshaped her perspective on life.

We talk about recovery, gratitude, and the tiny miracles we overlook every day. Shoshana’s story is raw, inspiring, and a reminder of how powerful the human spirit really is.

Chayala Neuhaus joins us to share her journey as a Jewish female composer and what she’s learned about the delicate balance between creativity and fear. From childhood tapes to professional studios, she reflects on how creativity thrives when we allow ourselves to play, explore, and say “yes”, even when it feels scary.
A grounding, inspiring reminder that our most authentic work comes from freedom, not fear.

Chayala Neuhaus is the composer behind hits like “A Yid Never Breaks,” “Dancing in the Rain,” and “Umibaladecha,” and has released four albums in her “Miracles” series. She also runs C-Note Studios and C-Note Academy for aspiring creatives. Her work blends creativity, spirituality, and heartfelt connection — both in the studio and on stages worldwide.To book chayala for your next event please reach out at [email protected] Website Cnotestudios.com

We all have seasons that feel underground, where we’re growing roots instead of fruit. In this episode, Yaeli reflects on her journey, alignment, and the art of surrendering to divine timing. It’s about staying true to your timeline, finding peace in imperfection, and realizing that when the time is right, everything blooms at once.

A heart-opening conversation on what it really means to build a home, a marriage, and a mission, side by side. In this episode, we explore the dance of partnership: the yin and yang of two different personalities, learning to honor one another, to listen, to let go, and to grow.
From raising a large family to running a business, we talk about patience, delegation, resilience, and the art of choosing peace, even when life feels full.

In this week’s episode, Yaeli sits down with Jackie Glaser, psychologist, speaker, and relationship coach, for a raw, deeply personal conversation about identity, faith, and purpose. Jackie shares her journey from TV psychologist in Australia to leaving it all behind to rediscover her soul in Jerusalem. Together, they explore what it means to rebuild from the inside out, to detach from titles and numbers, and to redefine success through truth, emunah, and inner alignment.