Tzadikim!!!! Soooo happy to see you've included translation for those who don't know the lingo. I know it is extra time/effort, and not required. I commend you.
it is amazing how much uncommon wisdom is aired on this show. i appreciate it! and as an “outsider,” i believe your show glorifies God and brings us all closer together.
0:08: 💡 The secret to adding more hours in your day is delegation and realizing that no one can do it as well as you, but the value is in taking on more responsibilities and accountabilities. 5:45: 💡 Delegation is essential for business success, but effective communication and clarity of tasks are key. 12:00: 💼 Delegating tasks and working efficiently can lead to more free time and higher productivity. 17:59: 💼 The importance of being the best employee and providing value in a job, but also knowing when to move on if the boss crosses a line. 24:25: 💼 The speaker discusses the value of an employee based on what they could earn elsewhere and what it would cost to replace them, emphasizing the importance of considering the job market. 34:05: 👍 The speaker agrees with the idea of starting one's own business to earn a desired income, but emphasizes the importance of having the right mindset and focusing on honesty and integrity. 35:40: 🤝 The importance of finding the right partner in business. 41:31: 💼 The importance of clear agreements and data analytics in running a business. 47:36: 📊 The speaker discusses their experience in improving conversion rates and business growth through better pre-qualification and hiring practices. 53:09: 💼 Live for today without sacrificing tomorrow and make God your partner in business. 58:58: 🎙 In this episode, the host expresses gratitude to the sponsors and shares upcoming plans for the podcast. Recap by Tammy AI
For my dad who was a longtime biz owner he believed the greatest compliment or sign of a good leader is being a good teacher and having your student surpass you. But wisdom is earned not taught.
I like this because it's real businessman talk. Rather than speaking from this ambigious place And none of that fluff words nonsense like I can actually envision what he's talking about as if he's doing.
Thank you! I am going to watch this at least 3X mainly because his accent is way too confusing, and I am not getting a lot of things THAT clear with his sentences. But so far, from what I have heard in the first time I have watched him, he has a lot of wonderful things to say. And I am still learning despite my difficulties in really understanding more completely what he is saying. He is worth a term or 2 in MBA school...
Wow! That was amazing! Thank you so much for all you do. There were quite a few monumental realizations throughout, that really opened my eyes. Yasher kochachem
אתה מדבר כל כך מהר שקשה לעקוב. אני מקשיב כמה פעמים ומשלים את הרעיון על פי ההגיון או מה שאמרת בסמיכות. כיוון שהמאזינים היהודים מדברים עברית אולי אפשר שתערכו פודקאסט גם בעברית. "עניי עמך קודמים"
My best take away so far was to give clear orders and ask your employees or colleagues to repeat your request to make sure they understood it...I recently had a situation concerning this topic and I didn't even realise how simple it is to solve or better said avoid misunderstandings. I really like your way of thinking! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏
you can slow down the audio, if that will help you maybe understand better. I'm an English speaker and even I need the audio slowed down for this awesome one!@@s.l-b8t
My dad says this. (Growing up I thought Jews weren't supposed to mow the lawn because none of the Jewish houses on our street did it themselves). (I didn't realise this wasn't my the case until high school) my dad told me, if I break down what I make, I'm make more per hour than the lawn service charges, why would I leave work to mow the lawn? (My grandfather did one better when he was getting close to retirement) he just filled the lawn in with garden rocks 😂
Quality content. Thank you for explanations of Jewish terms and words. Saves some time googling or texting a Jewish friend. I believe in teaching and cooperation to build bridges and understanding. TY. Peace and health.
Great Episode Eli.Yoy look good too call see the self enhancing work clearly. I really still see a nicer higher performance "George Costanza" With far more hair,might I add. I'm worried this guy goes so hard he may,stop going this hard on day.His brain goes at a million miles an hour and speaks at a 50% speed enhancement. Very good.Love you guys.Subtitles for such increased speed talking Gold!! I will always watch you. Such Great teachings. God Bless
Great, interview...but don't get a partner, no matter what. Let the statistics be your guide, 90% of partnerships end in bitter divorce. There is nothing you can't outsource for a price.
Shmuel wrote: I'm sorry that you didn't get a call back from someone in our office at the time of your comment. We receive many calls from people from all communities and are happy to serve everyone! I will look into what happened, but in the meanwhile, please reach out directly to me Shmuel@approvedfunding.com and I look forward to assisting you.
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Tzadikim!!!! Soooo happy to see you've included translation for those who don't know the lingo. I know it is extra time/effort, and not required. I commend you.
I’ve learned so many valuable lessons from the guests on your show. Thank you for creating an amazing podcast and channel. All the best!
it is amazing how much uncommon wisdom is aired on this show. i appreciate it! and as an “outsider,” i believe your show glorifies God and brings us all closer together.
0:08: 💡 The secret to adding more hours in your day is delegation and realizing that no one can do it as well as you, but the value is in taking on more responsibilities and accountabilities.
5:45: 💡 Delegation is essential for business success, but effective communication and clarity of tasks are key.
12:00: 💼 Delegating tasks and working efficiently can lead to more free time and higher productivity.
17:59: 💼 The importance of being the best employee and providing value in a job, but also knowing when to move on if the boss crosses a line.
24:25: 💼 The speaker discusses the value of an employee based on what they could earn elsewhere and what it would cost to replace them, emphasizing the importance of considering the job market.
34:05: 👍 The speaker agrees with the idea of starting one's own business to earn a desired income, but emphasizes the importance of having the right mindset and focusing on honesty and integrity.
35:40: 🤝 The importance of finding the right partner in business.
41:31: 💼 The importance of clear agreements and data analytics in running a business.
47:36: 📊 The speaker discusses their experience in improving conversion rates and business growth through better pre-qualification and hiring practices.
53:09: 💼 Live for today without sacrificing tomorrow and make God your partner in business.
58:58: 🎙 In this episode, the host expresses gratitude to the sponsors and shares upcoming plans for the podcast.
Recap by Tammy AI
For my dad who was a longtime biz owner he believed the greatest compliment or sign of a good leader is being a good teacher and having your student surpass you. But wisdom is earned not taught.
Im not Jewish but I absolutely adore and appreciate this podcast. I love the stories the guests tell and proverbs they use to give lessons.
It’s money ball for business love this !! I’m a jersey girl so I can understand him perfectly lol
I like this because it's real businessman talk. Rather than speaking from this ambigious place And none of that fluff words nonsense like I can actually envision what he's talking about as if he's doing.
in hebrew we call that tachlis, i agree he was very down to earth and aware of reality
I loved this whole episode, but the BEST part was the last ten minutes!
Thank you!
Thank you very much.
As analytics person I would love to work for someone who actually appreciates my contributions like this guy.
Thank you! I am going to watch this at least 3X mainly because his accent is way too confusing, and I am not getting a lot of things THAT clear with his sentences. But so far, from what I have heard in the first time I have watched him, he has a lot of wonderful things to say. And I am still learning despite my difficulties in really understanding more completely what he is saying. He is worth a term or 2 in MBA school...
We are open to all questions.
This one hour went quick. Please bring him back for more.
Could listen to this guy talk for hours
PURE GOLD!! thank you
Thank you for your golden descriptions.
Fantastic episode and guest!!
Wow! That was amazing! Thank you so much for all you do.
There were quite a few monumental realizations throughout, that really opened my eyes.
Yasher kochachem
אתה מדבר כל כך מהר שקשה לעקוב. אני מקשיב כמה פעמים ומשלים את הרעיון על פי ההגיון או מה שאמרת בסמיכות. כיוון שהמאזינים היהודים מדברים עברית אולי אפשר שתערכו פודקאסט גם בעברית. "עניי עמך קודמים"
Thank you very much. I appreciate it. Would love to hear your best takeaway.
My best take away so far was to give clear orders and ask your employees or colleagues to repeat your request to make sure they understood it...I recently had a situation concerning this topic and I didn't even realise how simple it is to solve or better said avoid misunderstandings.
I really like your way of thinking! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏
you can slow down the audio, if that will help you maybe understand better. I'm an English speaker and even I need the audio slowed down for this awesome one!@@s.l-b8t
My dad says this. (Growing up I thought Jews weren't supposed to mow the lawn because none of the Jewish houses on our street did it themselves). (I didn't realise this wasn't my the case until high school) my dad told me, if I break down what I make, I'm make more per hour than the lawn service charges, why would I leave work to mow the lawn? (My grandfather did one better when he was getting close to retirement) he just filled the lawn in with garden rocks 😂
What I have found is that it’s impossible to delegate the impossible tasks. For some industries it’s very achievable to delegate, others impossible.
I am finding this so interesting this guy is talking and the interviewer says what can we tell people "if they're still watching" apt. 😂
Hilarious! 😂
He is speaking so much truth 🙏🏼
thank you, I always get a least two gems of wisdom or insight from your podcast.
Quality content. Thank you for explanations of Jewish terms and words. Saves some time googling or texting a Jewish friend. I believe in teaching and cooperation to build bridges and understanding. TY. Peace and health.
Great interview!
Brilliant insights!
ישתבח ה'
שיעשה לנו הרבה יותר
Great Episode Eli.Yoy look good too call see the self enhancing work clearly.
I really still see a nicer higher performance "George Costanza" With far more hair,might I add.
I'm worried this guy goes so hard he may,stop going this hard on day.His brain goes at a million miles an hour and speaks at a 50% speed enhancement.
Very good.Love you guys.Subtitles for such increased speed talking Gold!! I will always watch you.
Such Great teachings.
God Bless
This is probably my favorite compliment ever. - Eli
Thank you very much, I think it would be good to clean the back screen, all the fingers are marked. I hope you don't mind the comment.
We love all kinds of feedback. Consider it cleaned - we will do that ASAP!
Great, interview...but don't get a partner, no matter what. Let the statistics be your guide, 90% of partnerships end in bitter divorce. There is nothing you can't outsource for a price.
Love and full oyl.
The mortgage company on the ad never called me back I assume because I’m not in the community. I hope they realize all communities watch this channel.
Oh no, I'm so sorry to hear that. Hope that all becomes resolved in the highest way.
Shmuel wrote: I'm sorry that you didn't get a call back from someone in our office at the time of your comment. We receive many calls from people from all communities and are happy to serve everyone! I will look into what happened, but in the meanwhile, please reach out directly to me Shmuel@approvedfunding.com and I look forward to assisting you.
amazing
🙏
Love it means youre watching!😂
Guy jumps over his own words. What 54:12. Someone, please transcribe.
i got 2 extra hours looking to sell
That is great. Price?
46:20 wait what? 😂😂
Pay-Per-Click (PPC) is a digital marketing model where advertisers pay a fee each time their ads are clicked, essentially buying visits to their site, rather than attempting to earn those visits organically. PPC advertising originated in the mid-1990s, with the first documented version of a PPC model coming from a company called Planet Oasis in 1996; however, the concept was popularized and more widely adopted after Google introduced its AdWords system (now known as Google Ads) in 2000.