The Jewish Women Entrepreneurs & Leaders Podcast

Chani started the Magazine Uplift for Jewish Women over 35 with the vision of providing them with meaningful and inspiring content and giving them a sense of belonging. For Chani, Community means support. She dreams of building a Community where people would help each other and be there for on another in times of need, but also would have access to information to improve their lives. Listen till the end of the interview where she reveals her long term vision for the Magazine, it is very inspiring

👉 Who is Chani?
Chani is the Founder and Editor of The UPLIFT Jewish Women’s Magazine, which is a global project for women 35 and above, to have women to women conversations on topics that are relevant such as health, lifestyle, home and inspiration through media, podcasts and live events.

👉 What will we talk about?
- What is the UPLIFT Jewish Women Magazine project all about?
- Why is it specifically for women 35 and above?
- Is the Magazine only for orthodox women?
- How are you funding the magazine?
- Where do you find writers and what do you write about?

👉 More on the JWE Podcast
The JWE Podcast is a place where you will discover interesting Guests and have fascinating conversations around the topics of Leadership in Business, Women Empowerment, and Jewish Identity.

👉 Where can you listen?
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/26nKjyADhE1piT5Wjx6762

Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-jewish-woman-entrepreneur-podcast/id1589977139?fbclid=IwAR0U83dhQN0vb-BeB587GHVv85d70ryfwu5vhzbracnGbZQ2j3mrCqfA3gs

Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/af7dba52-e133-4e9a-b786-5aee1b75acc1/the-jewish-woman-entrepreneur-podcast?fbclid=IwAR1A1RmES3UhI_W1WRvyAARu_C25Y-UbrGgS4tuIfW99jxNUOr3520oHtJg

In this episode, Annette shares with honesty and authenticity, how she did not know where to start when she first started her business. And then, she explains how joining the Born To Do Business Program, working with Nathalie Garson and being part of a community of like minded entrepreneurs, helped her gain confidence in herself, have more clarity in her vision and shifted her mindset, which allowed her to grow her business from being a hobby to being a “real” freelance writing business with more ideal clients, an irresistible offer and a higher revenue.
Listen until the end of the episode to hear Annette’s precious tips for entrepreneurs who are starting out!

👉 Who is Annette?
Annette Mashi is Co-Owner of Write Wizards where she Creates Magic with Words writing newsletters, blogs, and website copy. Born and raised in the Philadelphia suburbs, She has been living in Israel for over 25 years. She has a bachelor's degree in both Computer Science and Architecture and is a certified Project Manager.  She enjoys writing, telling stories, and shining the light on the magical abilities of others. You can reach her at [email protected].

👉 What will we talk about?
What was Annette's challenge before she joined the Born To Do Business Program? 
What did she accomplish with the Born To Do Business Program, both on a personal and a Business levels?
What is Annette's Born To Do and what is her vision in the next 5 years and how she is planning on reaching it? 
Why is she recommending the Born To Do Business Program and what is her advice to other entrepreneurs?  

👉 More on the JWE Podcast
The JWE Podcast is a place where you will discover interesting Guests and have fascinating conversations around the topics of Leadership in Business, Women Empowerment, and Jewish Identity.

👉 Where can you listen?
This Episode will be recorded Live on Sunday, January 8th, at 6pm Israel Time [5 pm CET, 11 am ET, 8 am PT].
If you can't catch the live you will be able to find it on 
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/26nKjyADhE1piT5Wjx6762
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-jewish-woman-entrepreneur-podcast/id1589977139
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/af7dba52-e133-4e9a-b786-5aee1b75acc1/the-jewish-woman-entrepreneur-podcast

In this episode, Aliza Naon shares how she is growing 2 successful businesses alongside many other passions and hobbies, as well as her 5 kids. She explains how she discovered the common denominator between all of her passions and how this is what gives meaning to everything she does. In this very honest and vulnerable conversation, Aliza also talks about her journey, how she lived in 5 different countries before deciding to come live in Israel and the fascinating story of how she decided to convert to Judaism. Listen all the way until the end of the episode to discover what Aliza believes is the secret ingredient of all Jewish Woman Entrepreneurs.

In this Special Birthday episode I share with you my journey around my 50th birthday. How I went through a burnout 2 months before my birthday and how I was able to slowly come out of it by asking myself the question of alignment. I share with you everything I have learnt around alignment - What it is? What happens when you are aligned? What happens when you are not aligned? What are the red flag to look for before the whisper and the nudge that you feel inside become a punch in the face. I speak about what it means to be aligned in your business and why it can be scary to ask ourselves questions when we think that we are not ready to hear the answers. In truth the only thing that we can do is, surrender to alignment because of the "Paradox of Choice". Listen to the full episode to discover what is the Paradox of Choice and how it is connected to the spoiler I share about my book.  

Daniella is passionate by what she does! She loves to educate and coach singles to help them find their true match, but what she loves the most is to celebrate her 15 couples getting married and their 18 babies, because this is the proof that what she is doing works! In this episode, Daniella shares her secret sauce which is doing what she loves, listening to signs and always being ready for a Mindset Shift! Daniella is a Born To Do Business Alumni and she shares also how she loved working with Nathalie and how it changed the way she sees herself as CEO and is doing Business!

In this first episode of the #behindthescenes series, Nathalie Garson, CEO of Born To Do Business and host of the Jewish Woman Entrepreneur Podcast, gives us a vulnerable look at what it means to be purpose-driven. Beyond the nice label that being purpose-driven gives, she chooses to speak about the hidden dimensions that are not always visible to the untrained eye, that exist inside those entrepreneurs. As an example, she shares her journey to purpose, and she touches our souls as she describes her struggles with the highs and the lows, and she explains how she finally found a way to align with who she is. Listen to the full episode as Nathalie describes the 6 dimensions hidden behind being Purpose Driven and see which ones resonate the most with you. 

If you are interested to hear more on this topic, join Nathalie in the 3 Days Live Training that she is offering on how to grow and scale your business as a Purpose Driven Entrepreneur.

Click here to register

Lucie is a Financial Controller and she has worked all her life in finances, but this is not how she presents herself - she calls herself a "citizen of the world" since she loves to travel, she speaks 4 languages, and has already lived and worked in 5 countries. It was because she knew how to manage her finances that she was able to afford this lifestyle of traveling around the world and starting her own business. Today, she wants to help other entrepreneurs to fall in love with their finances and to look at money as a tool to realise their dreams. Listen to the full interview to know what are the key numbers that you need to look at least every quarter as an entrepreneur. 

In this episode, Rachel Oren, Israel's first certified facilitator of Trauma Sensitive Yoga, talks about the first decision that Nathalie helped her make when she started the Born To Do Business Program - to focus on strategic partners instead of individual clients. In order to do that, Rachel had to shift her mindset, push aside instant gratification and focus all her efforts in this direction. She explains how this decision brought her higher recurring revenues as well as more stability in her business for the long run.

As a result of being in the BTDB Program, Rachel understands the many facets of a business, overcame her fear of numbers, and changed her perception of herself from an expert to a business owner. 

Listen to the full episode to get Rachel's tips to take your business to the next level.

In this episode, Aviva Yoselis, CEO and founder of Health Advize, talks about how she went from doing something she was good at, to becoming a successful business owner.  She explains how she overcame her fears, stepped outside of her comfort zone, and changed her mindset to become the proud entrepreneur that she is today serving many clients, and with enough revenue to hire an office manager and pay herself a nice salary. 

She speaks about how this growth was possible because she understood the power of investing in herself and she decided to join the Born To Do Business Program. She explains how after having worked with many Business Coaches, she now enjoys everything this Program offers her - being surrounded by purposed-driven, like-minded peers, and having access to roadmaps, step-by-step plans, systems, and templates. Listen to the full interview to hear what is Aviva's best tip for entrepreneurs, especially for women entrepreneurs.

In this episode, Joelle Eckstein talks about how since the loss of her husband she took her pain and transformed it into an inspiration to help widows go through this difficult time not alone. When this tragic event happened to her, she couldn't find a support group for herself, so she decided to start one. She first started a support group in Hebrew and soon after in French. She is also the host of 2 podcasts, one in English and one in Spanish, to ensure that widows are not alone, no matter where they are and what language they speak. She published her book "The Rabbi's Widow" and created an event to celebrate International Widows Day for the first time in Israel. 

Listen to the full episode to know what to say and what not to say when you comfort someone after the loss of a loved one.