Jewish Money Matters

B”H  In this episode of Ask Yael,  More negotiation tips, this time from the audience!  Buying insurance, how does that square with bitachon?   Husband wants to refinance. She wants a HELOC. What do we do?  Business demands time and money, both of which are limited. What should I do?  To sign up for a 90 min 1:1 coaching session with Yael, available only during the month of August, go to yaeltrusch.com/augustcalendar  Ten Tips for Money Date Success: yaeltrusch.com/moneydate  Jewish Strategies for Career & Financial Fulfillment: yaeltrusch.com/strategies  This episode is brought to you by Daily Giving. Join at dailygiving.org.  The post 342: Ask Yael — My business demands time and money, both of which are limited. What should I do? appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H Full disclosure, transparency, honesty. These are some of the things we talk about today during part one of a two part series on Jewish Money Matters, An Honest Look At Honesty, brought to you by Project 432, the educational arm of The Aleph Institute, preventing people from making financial mistakes which could lead them to prison, destroying their lives and their family’s lives. With me today is Rabbi Sholom Lipskar, Founder and Head Rabbi of The Shul of Bal Harbour. Rabbi Lipskar is also the Founder of the Aleph Institute, a national Jewish education and humanitarian organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for the incarcerated. Responding to the cries of those in prison, The Aleph Institute has recently founded Project 432, turning hindsight into foresight; helping Jewish individuals like you and me achieve the highest Torah and legal standards and build lives of integrity and peace of mind. We’re talking about prevention. We’re talking about avoiding financial business and legal mistakes, going down a slippery slope that can lead to incarceration and rip apart lives. Today we learn all about the Jewish perspective on prison. We talk about the root causes that might lead a person to commit a crime that might seem innocent, yet have life altering consequences. We take a look at this from a macro perspective, from the perspective of parents – what could we be doing better in shaping the character and moral fiber of our children? We look at it as spouses. What could spouses be doing better so that financial pressures don’t lead one spouse down a very slippery slope? What if one of the spouses has an intuition that something in the way the finances are being managed is not 100% kosher? We talk about that too, and much more with Rabbi Lipskar. A little bit more about Rabbi Lipskar: He was appointed a Shliach (Emissary) by the The Lubavitcher Rebbe in 1969 to Miami, Florida. He has been an Adjunct Professor of Religious Studies at Florida International University. Rabbi Lipskar served on the Miami Beach Commission of Housing in 1981.  He is the chief organizer of the premier biennial International Torah and Science Conference since 1987. In 2004, he founded the Chaim Yakov Shlomo College of Jewish Studies offering Bachelors and Masters degrees in Hebrew Letters, and Rabbinical Ordination, attracting students from across the globe. Among many more achievements lies The Aleph Institute and Project 432 as I mentioned before. This is a deep and enlightening conversation that can create a real paradigm shift about how you view your life, and the lives of those around you, and thus the decisions you ultimately make. Here’s the most brilliant Rabbi Sholom Lipskar. The post 341: An Honest Look at Honesty Part 1 with Rabbi Sholom Lipskar appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H This week on Jewish Money Matters’ Ask Yael episode, Yael answers a listener who’s having a hard time making responsible financial choices and upgrades in lifestyle. Another one is in angst over the past two year’s stock market volatility, and finally, a young woman is looking for her first job out of graduate school and looking for negotiating tips.  This episode is sponsored by Daily Giving. Join at  dailygiving.org  To register for Recession Proof Your Life go to yaeltrusch.com/recessionproof  To access Episode 305: The Retirement Episode with Emily Guy Birken click HERE.  Some of my BEST content happens inside my newsletter. Join the fun at yaeltrusch.com/newsletter   You may also like | Puede que también te guste Episode 55, Nikki Schreiber, Creator of Humans of Judaism Dining Room Updates || Mejoras en el Comedor Episode 49: Rus Devorah Wallen, Founder of Toratherapeutics Episode 88: Chagit Sofiev Leviev, CEO of Leviev USA & Philanthropist Episode 86: Chaya Mushka Ben-Shabat, Founder & CEO Menachem Mendel Academy The post 340: Tips for negotiating a new job appeared first on Jewish Latin Princess. The post 340: Tips for negotiating a new job appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H Aleeza Ben Shalom, star of the Netflix series Jewish Matchmaking, and long time friend of the show, is back!   Yes, Aliza has the leading role on the Netflix series, but as you’ll soon hear, G-d is not hiding behind the scenes, but right on camera with her. We get into the behind the scenes, the things she negotiated, how she managed to work with a secular company who presented a true portrayal of her life as an observant Jewish woman. We talk about the daters themselves, the dating process, and of course we couldn’t leave money out of that. Aleeza’s own upbringing with money and more.  Download my Ten Tips for Money Date Success at yaeltrusch.com/moneydate  You can find Aleeza at marriagemindedmentor.com or on IG @aleezabenshalom    You may also like | Puede que también te guste Episode 97: Yaeli Vogel Episode 179: I Want My Kids to Start Making Money — Minisode Episode 62: Chavie Bruk, The Gift of Adoption & Raising an Unconventional Family Tucker & Jewish Latin Princess Holiday Fashion Giveaway A new calendar || Un nuevo calendario The post 339: Aleeza Ben Shalom, Netflix Host of Jewish Matchmaking  appeared first on Jewish Latin Princess. The post 339: Aleeza Ben Shalom, Netflix Host of Jewish Matchmaking  appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H This episode of Ask Yael on Jewish Money Matters Podcast, is all about financial responsibility, talking to children and maaser. A listener asks what she should be teaching her child who is now making money? Another listener asks what is the best bank account for maaser, or tithe money? Also, do we give anytime someone asks? And finally, how to manage kids home on vacation with a big business project at the same time? You might be surprised at my answer!   This episode is sponsored by Daily Giving Join at dailygiving.org  To register for my weekly LADIES bitachon class go to yaeltrusch.com/bitachon  Some of my BEST content happens inside my newsletter. Join the fun at yaeltrusch.com/newsletter You may also like | Puede que también te guste Episode 32: Leigh Hershkovich, Author & Creative Director of CTeens Pre-Shabat Mini DIY Cumpleaños para niña de nueve años Episode 165: Mind Over Money Episode 107: Ask Yael with Special Co-host Kayla Levin The post 338: My child is making money. What should I encourage her to do with it? appeared first on Jewish Latin Princess. The post 338: My child is making money. What should I encourage her to do with it? appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H Think this episode is just about fundraising? Think again! Yes, fundraising, a fascinating topic frames this conversation, but what you will learn about money, business, and life is priceless. Today I’m in conversation with Fundraising Coach, Rabbi Shmuly Rothman. How did Rabbi Rothman end up as a fundraising coach? Money mindset and how does it show up in fundraising? The role of bitachon, exclusive reliance on G-d, when it comes to fundraising? We talk about fear, not just his clients’, but his – what were the things holding him back at a certain point in life and what shifted for Rabbi Rothman? A bit more about Rabbi Rothman: He  directed Chabad/Hillel at the University of Toledo, Chabad Youth of Pittsburgh, and was part of the Chabad recovery rabbis. He started Rothman Coaching 13 years ago, where he helps chabad shluchim, emissaries, raise money for their institutions. But as you will soon hear, the result and the gain is way beyond the money raised. Wherever you are in life, you don’t have to be a fundraiser to learn from what this seasoned coach will share with you today. Here’s the insightful and engaging, Rabbi Shmuly Rothman. You can find Rabbi Shmuly Rothman at rothmancoaching.com This episode is brought to you by Daily Giving. Join thousands of daily givers around the world who create a massive impact with their small daily gift, thanks to the power of Daily Giving. Check it out and join at dailygiving.org. You may also like | Puede que también te guste Days of a Mamapreneur 228: I’m Ready Retreat After Party Q&A Bonus Session 2 Episode 179: I Want My Kids to Start Making Money — Minisode How to Build a Sukkah? Episode 131: Chana Mason, Vitality Coach & Author The post 337: Beyond the Art of Fundraising with Rabbi Shmuly Rothman appeared first on Jewish Latin Princess. The post 337: Beyond the Art of Fundraising with Rabbi Shmuly Rothman appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H Do you have to have a dramatic life experience to find your true calling, to discover your potential, to achieve greatness? Today’s Jewish Money Matters Podcast guest, Performance Coach, Rabbi Shmuel Reichman says no. Today is all about performance, greatness and well, money.  Rabbi Shmuel Reichman is on a mission to help people wake up and give them permission to embark on a mission to serve the world as the greatest version of themselves. That is, instead of passively waiting for the “wake up call” to come from heaven. Where does money fit into the picture of living a life of greatness, not Hollywood like greatness, but greatness from G-d’s perspective, greatness following the Jewish blueprint for life, the Torah? The definition of money, the potential pitfalls of the pursuit of money, and the paradox we’re constantly navigating.   The doors to my online course From Purpose to Profit are open now. Head over to yaeltrusch.com/profit to join me and to get your purposeful business out into the world.  Start making money serving the world with a business you love because it’s so genuinely you. I’ll take you From Purpose to Profit at yaeltrusch.com/profit. You may also like | Puede que también te guste Ganadora del regalo de Januca Episode 9: Rena Reiser, Intuitive Eating Coach Parashat Noah on Financial Worries Episode 67: Seven Jewish Parenting Principles of a Wall Street Mom DIY Backdrop Wall for Styled Shoot || DIY fondo para sesión estilizada The post 336: The Pursuit of Greatness with Rabbi Shmuel Reichman (Replay) appeared first on Jewish Latin Princess. The post 336: The Pursuit of Greatness with Rabbi Shmuel Reichman (Replay) appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H In this week’s Ask Yael episode of Jewish Money Matters Podcast, I answer: What is Yael’s investment philosophy and strategy? “Help! My husband doesn’t believe in budgeting. We have credit card debt and he says living Jewishly means living above our means.” Plus, “What’s the best way to start repaying my brother for a loan?” The doors to my online course From Purpose to Profit are open now. Head over to yaeltrusch.com/profit to join me and to get your purposeful business out into the world. Start making money serving the world with a business you love because it’s so genuinely you. I’ll take you From Purpose to Profit at yaeltrusch.com/profit. You may also like | Puede que también te guste Elul’s Time Audit Episode 10: Bari Lyman, Author and Creator of Meet to Marry Black and White? || ¿Blanco y negro? Wednesday Wink || Guiñada divina Episode 85: Chana Rachel Weinberg, Founder of Chanabana The post 335: Ask Yael — My husband doesn’t believe in budgeting and that living Jewishly means living above our means appeared first on Jewish Latin Princess. The post 335: Ask Yael — My husband doesn’t believe in budgeting and that living Jewishly means living above our means appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H The lovely Joyce Azria, daughter of fashion mogul Max Azria of BCBG fame is with us today. Fashion Icon, Entrepreneur, Joyce Azria really gets what our relationship with money is like, and what it’s all about. She’s seen and lived with a ton of wealth and also with a ton of fear of losing it, because, well… she’s also known what it’s like to not be able to make payroll, or not pay rent on time, lose a lot of money, make a lot, fail at businesses and win. As the oldest child of Mr. Max Azria, plus the only one of his children who ever worked inside his fashion empire for an extended period of time, Joyce was privy to experiences with money that most young children and teens do not have. What was the result in terms of her money story? What were the parts of that story that she decided to re-write later in adulthood, and which did she decide to keep? The role of bitachon in our business and financial life. Why is looking at our relationship with money so vital to our personal growth and success? This and much more with the lovely and beautiful Joyce Azria.  Check out her beautiful newest enterprise at thehealerscollection.com  The doors to my online course From Purpose to Profit are open now. Head over to yaeltrusch.com/profit to join me and to get your purposeful business out into the world.  Start making money serving the world with a business you love because it’s so genuinely you. I’ll take you From Purpose to Profit at yaeltrusch.com/profit.  You may also like | Puede que también te guste Episode 76: Yehudit Abrams, Founder and CEO of MonitHer Episodio 25: Nathalie Levy Riess, Conferenciante & Líder Espiritual Mendel’s Mitzvah Marathon || El maratón de mitzvot por Mendel Episodio 94: Tania Gilinski & Anita Katz, Fundadora & Directora Educativa Juana la Iguana Episode 37: Ali Katz, Creator of Hot Mess to Mindful Mom & Author The post 334: Being in a Loving Relationship with G-d & with Money with Entrepreneur and Fashion Icon, Joyce Azria appeared first on Jewish Latin Princess. The post 334: Being in a Loving Relationship with G-d & with Money with Entrepreneur and Fashion Icon, Joyce Azria appeared first on Yael Trusch.

B”H In this episode of Ask Yael on Jewish Money Matters,  Yael Trusch, answers a listener who’s wondering if she has to wait to have the income on hand, in order to give out maaser. Also, a listener is looking for a recommendation on how to invest for retirement if she doesn’t have access to an employer sponsored retirement plan. Finally, what do we mean by saving 10% consistently? You may also like | Puede que también te guste Episode 21: Julie Starr, Founder of Possibility Life Coaching for Women My Favorite Jewish Coffee Table Books ||Mis libros de mesa judíos favoritos Bat Mitzvah Challah Bake Challah Tray Giveaway by FridzArt Episode 113: Anat Garzon & Iliana Cogan, Founders of Kindness ATM The post 333: Ask Yael: Can I give maaser, or tithes, before I have the money? appeared first on Jewish Latin Princess. The post 333: Ask Yael: Can I give maaser, or tithes, before I have the money? appeared first on Yael Trusch.