In today's world, success is a term that is used frequently, but what does it truly mean? How do we measure success? Is success solely measured by material possessions, fame, or wealth?3 interviewsEithan Chocron student at Dr. Michael Kropp, is a good friend, currently on the Water Polo and badminton team, and he is taking several AP Classes.My next interview is with Ricardo Gampel also a student at Dr. Michael Kropp Ricardo is also a good friend, currently also on the badminton team, and he's also taking AP classes.My last interview on this episode is with David Benhamrom, which is a junior at Scheck Hillel Community School. He is taking several APs and I take many classes with him, he is a great person with lots of personality traits.I believe that all three interviewees will add a difference in answers that can be beneficial for the podcast.

Success can mean different things to different people, but is there one key thing that leads to success? Is there a formula or a secret that successful people use to achieve their goals? In this episode, we will be exploring the number one key thing that leads to success.

My interviewer today is Simon Kleiner,

This individual is a senior at Posnack Jewish Day School. He will be attending the University of Michigan where he will study medicine. I believe that his comments will have a positive and sophisticated impact on this podcast.

In our quest for success, we often wonder, "How do I know when I've reached success?" Is it when we've achieved our goals, attained financial stability, or gained recognition from our peers?

My interviewer today is Isidoro Waich,

This individual attends Scheck Hillel community school. Isidoro is a good friend; he plays on the soccer varsity team and is also taking AP Psychology and AP European History. I believe that he will have a positive and unique impact on this podcast.

In today's fast-paced and competitive world, we often associate success with wealth, power, and status. However, research has shown that material success alone does not guarantee happiness. So, what is the secret to happiness, and how can we measure it?

My interviewer today is More Jonathan Bezaquen,

He's one of the most philosophical people I know! When talking to him I feel like I'm reading out of a sophisticated book or talking to Socrates. He was also my bar mitzvah teacher and I believe his knowledge will make this a very sophisticated and unique interview for this podcast.

In today's world, success is a term that is used frequently, but what does it truly mean? How do we measure success? Is success solely measured by material possessions, fame, or wealth?

3 interviews

Eithan Chocron student at Dr. Michael Kropp, is a good friend, currently on the Water Polo and badminton team, and he is taking several AP Classes.

My next interview is with Ricardo Gampel also a student at Dr. Michael Kropp Ricardo is also a good friend, currently also on the badminton team, and he's also taking AP classes.

My last interview on this episode is with David Benhamrom, which is a junior at Scheck Hillel Community School. He is taking several APs and I take many classes with him, he is a great person with lots of personality traits.

I believe that all three interviewees will add a difference in answers that can be beneficial for the podcast.