It is not easy to end projects, especially successful ones. In the last two years we recorded 44 episodes: we had over 38,000 downloads from more than 35 countries across theworld.We started our podcast when we started our friendship- we had

Roni Dori about being an independent Journalist

May 31st, 2018 17m 58s

Roni Dori is an independent Journalist, and has been since 2006. She is intrigued mainly by current cultural issues. Roni was a staff member of the Galeria magazine, a supplement of “Ha’aretz” for four years. After quitting her day job, she bec

Gil Ackerman about making a living from being a 'Foodie'

May 17th, 2018 19m 37s

Gil Ackerman is a passionate Food & Beverage Consultant and Entrepreneur for the past 13 years and excels in culinary growth and innovation.Gilgul Culinary Productions is an exceptional catering company with an international presence. The comp

Tal Shavit about the importance of soft skills in today’s corporate environment

May 3rd, 2018 20m 19s

Tal Shavit is a Senior Consultant at McKinsey and Co., where she focuses on people and culture related topics in organizations around the world. Prior to that, she served as the Executive Director at Seeds of Peace Israel. With a professional

Guy Seemann about being an Expert Generalist

Apr 19th, 2018 17m 13s

As part of the ongoing debate of whether to focus on one field in your career or engaging in a variety of fields, Guy Seemann is sharing with us the idea of being an Expert Generalist. Expert Generalists (a term coined by Orit Gadiesh, chairman

Keren Etkin about being a Gerontechnologist

Apr 5th, 2018 13m 56s

Keren Etkin is a Gerontechnologist. She holds a B.Sc in life sciences and M.A in gerontology. She has been working with older adults for almost a decade, in NGOs and in the private sector. For the past two years she has been the Gerontechnologi

Elad Kimchi about the challenge of being a Psychologist in the Public Sector

Mar 21st, 2018 17m 30s

Elad is a licensed clinical psychologist. He started his career at the Public Sector, serving underprivileged communities. His job was fulfilling and rewarding, but being a father he needed to provide, so after he couldn’t afford his life finan

From Wall Street to Massage Therapy - Ron Harel talks about Career Transformation

Mar 8th, 2018 18m 41s

Ron Harel is a Certified Massage Therapist. Prior to that he did business development and sales at Summit Series, the world’s leading entrepreneurship community. He was also a junior partner at Lehman Brothers, as part of the private wealth man

David Katz about leading a company where all employees work from home

Feb 22nd, 2018 21m 40s

David Katz says that if he would find out that working from home is bad for his business, he wouldn’t rent an office, he would close his business. We spend most of our lives working, so in his opinion, it makes no sense to pursue a career that

Maya Gura about being a Serial Entrepreneur

Feb 8th, 2018 20m 9s

Maya Gura is a serial entrepreneur. She's the co-founder and CEO of Missbeez, a mobile marketplace for beauty services matching busy women with self-employed professionals. Prior to Missbeez, Maya was a founding team member at PicScout and the

Noga Alon, about being a world Renowned mathematician

Jan 25th, 2018 24m 6s

Noga Alon is an Israeli mathematician noted for his contributions to combinatorics and theoretical computer science, having authored hundreds of papers. Alon has received a number of awards, including the following: the Erdős Prize, the Feher p

Avishag Bohbot about the importance of Women Raising their Own Funds

Jan 11th, 2018 16m 25s

Avishag brings more than a decade of experience in tech venture financing, private equity and business development.She was named in The Marker 2016 list of 40 most successful promising business leaders,She had worked in the founders group in T

Adi Karmon Scope about the 6 hours Workday

Dec 28th, 2017 24m 22s

"After the industrial revolution, Henry Ford reduced the working time for 5 days a week and 9 hours a day. That was 90 years ago. Since than- haven’t we advanced? Why do we still work 9 hours a day?”Adi Karmon Scope has two hats; she is the C

Loren Peled about pursuing A music career

Dec 14th, 2017 21m 39s

“People assume artists are living their lives as free spirits, but I’m working harder than most of the people I know.”Loren started his music career at his teenage years when he started playing the guitar and than served in IDF’s orchestra. A

Maya Wertheimer on combining Acting with Personal Training

Nov 30th, 2017 17m 13s

Maya Wertheimer is an actress and a personal trainer. From a young age she always dreamed of being an actress. Choosing personal training came as a surprise. At the age of 17, Maya was injured in a hit and run accident, and was on a wheel chair

Tamara Harel Cohen about entering into the Social Impact World

Nov 16th, 2017 22m 31s

Do you sometimes feel that you wish you could make a living from something more meaningful and impactful? So did Tamara.Over a year ago Tamara Cohen decided she's moving to Israel after having a successful production career in LA, New York an

Stephie Knoppel about The Emotional Bubble of Silicon Valley

Nov 2nd, 2017 20m 14s

Stephie Knoppel is an entrepreneur, founder of PersonalHeroes with 12 years within Advertising industry and innovation in different countries. She is a "cool hunter" (listen to episode to learn what it means) and consults companies around the w

Debby Luzia about being an Early adopter and a Late bloomer

Oct 19th, 2017 19m 35s

"When you reach the age when you have less birthdays to come than what you celebrated, you start asking yourself what is the life I wanna live?" Debby Luzia, 58 years old, calls herself an "art multi-potentialite". Eighteen years ago, on her 40

Nadav Embon- from "Surviving" to "Thriving" at Work

Oct 5th, 2017 18m 3s

Nadav Embon is the creative director at the Israeli public broadcasting corporation. His path leading to this position was quite unusual; A few years before, when Nadav realized that being a freelancer isn't for him, he felt stuck. It was more

Eido Minkovski about the Simple Art of PR

Sep 21st, 2017 13m 48s

Eido Minkovski is a strategic and media consultant to some of the biggest high tech companies in Israel, including: Soluto, AOL, MyHeritage, Outbrain and more."PR is not physics, it's simple: connecting people, thinking about ideas for storie

Yishai Mishor about Making A (political) Difference

Sep 7th, 2017 20m 37s

"I want to make a difference and speak about what I believe and I will do it everywhere I can." Ishai was interested in making a political difference for many years. He went into the academia because he wanted people not to be able to tell him

Adi Altschuler about becoming a mom for the first time.

Aug 24th, 2017 15m

"It's not only about breastfeeding, I'm nurturing a baby."Adi Altschuler is a known entrepreneur in Israel, she founded Krembo Wings, Zikaron Ba Salon and is working in Google. Being used to lead many things at the same time, and investing mo

Nilli Alon Donner about how to create good materials for investors

Aug 10th, 2017 13m 43s

Nilli is the Co-Founder and CEO at VCforU, a technology platform that provides tools for entrepreneurs to create material for investors; and helps investors get the best deal flow. VCforU offers entrepreneurs a questionnaire that automatically

Lior Frenkel about Thought Leadership in the New World.

Jul 27th, 2017 21m 12s

Lior Frenkel is the Co-Founder of nuschool, undigitize.me and author of the book "I want it all". He gives talks, does consulting projects and and manages the "new world people" community. All of his work is focused about the way to make a livi

Ran Levi about The Risk of (not) Focusing

Jul 13th, 2017 17m 58s

"What am I? A podcaster? An engineer? An author? A business owner?"Ran Levi's podcast, "Making History" is the most popular podcast in Israel with million of downloads. His company is a podcast network which is offering popular podcasts in va