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Chany Rosen is the CEO of Cavalry Associates, an expediting firm located in Brooklyn, NY. In the 3 years since Cavalry's debut, Chany has managed to take the expediting world by storm positioning herself as a leader in the industry. With a speed that shocked even herself, Chany has grown her business beyond her wildest expectations. She now houses a staff of 20 in her 2 story office in the center of Flatbush.   Chany is the proud mom to 5 beautiful daughters and is very conscious about maintaining her work/home balance.  She is also known for her wild obsession with Chanel shoes.   What you will hear in this episode:   -Chany talks about her job as an expeditor and  how she is a natural problem solver. One of her favorites parts of her job is  brainstorming solutions in order to get properties approved.The bigger the challenge the more Chany is excited to tackle it! - We chat about the transition from work to home. Chany is candid about the struggle many experience face when coming home from  work and facing

  Margalit Lankry is a seasoned interior designer working in the industry for over 20 years. Creativity is her passion and interior design is her medium. She believes great design has the power to elevate the individual behind it all.   What you will hear in this episode: - What do you do when you face a feeling inside yourself that you don’t like such as insecurity, envy etc ? How brave or courageous would you be to confront it and then change it? -We discuss the importance of finding your personal style. Interior design is all about bringing out your vision and surrounding yourself with things that bring you joy.  -We chat  about the intention behind the Whatsapp chat for interior designers that Margalit started. She created it out of a desire to eliminate the competitiveness often associated with the design world. Margalit essentially created a space where women could connect and support one another.  - We talk about turning a negative situation into a positive experience. Margalit recommends working with

Bari Mitzmann is a wife, mother of two, and content creator who partners with women of all backgrounds to provide personal growth support. Bari believes the antidote to many 21st century problems facing modern women is more meaningful connection. To that end, she has left a career in teaching and outreach to reach out to others outside of traditional learning settings. Her content on www.barianna.com , the Woman of Valor Podcast and her Instagram @barianna aims to facilitate conversations where women can feel safe, heard, and encouraged.    Franciska is a composer, producer and podcast host raised in Moscow. She creates her masterpieces by weaving eternal words of prayer into soulful guitar melodies. Raised in religious school and in musical academy, Franciska's compositions reflect her commitment to bridging both worlds. Currently, Franciska is producing her 6th album from her own recording studio and offers her music production services to others. She performs and runs  “Karaoke-Studio”, a latest trend at

Melinda Strauss is the Founder of the KAVANA Conference, a personal growth conference and self-love movement for Jewish women, and a Certified Optavia coach. With over 8 years of food blogging under her belt, a successful Jewish Food Media business conference in its 7th year of planning, and over 1,000 lives changed through her health coaching practice, Melinda is pursuing the dream that came along unexpectedly. What began as a food blogging hobby has turned into thousands of lives being touched every single day by her motivational messages and personal experiences with her own growth. Her mission is to help other women actualize their own goals and dreams.    What you will hear in this episode: -We discuss Melinda's transition from food blogger to motivational coach and speaker. Melinda is all about living your life with intention and integrity. -Why do we self sabotage? Should we be looking at fear differently? Melinda describes FEAR as:" false evidence appearing real". How many times have we convinced

Brocha Chana Metzger was born a tour guide, nature lover and interior designer. A Brooklyn native, this mother and wife resides in Manhattan where she has served as the Shlucha to Chabad of Midtown since 1996. You will find Brocha Chana hosting Shabbat meals and programs for people from all over the world. In her capacity as Shlucha she frequently lectures on Judaic topics specializing in the history of the Jews of New York.  She uses her creativity to design the beautiful Bryant Park Sukkah, Chabad event decor and publications. Her instablog @gothamfairytales has been growing in popularity since starting in the spring of 2018. Her commentary gives her a platform to share her nature photography, city secrets, history, Catskills wanderings, home decor, as well as her inside knowledge of the local interior design scene. Brocha Chana's husband and children are occasionally willing participants in her adventures. While they have been known to roll their eyes, more often than not they are moved to appreciate and p

 Chaya Chanin is one part of the dynamic sister duo called The Frock. Born and raised in Australia, Chaya and Simi share a unique fashion sense influenced by the easy-going surf culture of the beaches of Sydney, and their upbringing in an orthodox Jewish home. In September 2010 they started their business the Frock and have never looked back. Influenced by their life experiences as mothers, entrepreneurs, and fashion lovers, Chaya and Simi combine a relaxed, easy-to wear vibe with a high-end aesthetic. Chaya lives with her husband and children in Brooklyn NY.   What you will hear in this episode: -Chaya discusses the start of her business, which beganas a consignment pop up shop. Realizing there was a strong need for modest layering basics, Chaya and Simi created the Signature Slip. -Chaya discusses the pushback and feedback that she receives  from  sharing her personal life on Instagram. We talk about the concept of oversharing and yet  we never know when we can touch someone with our stories. -Chaya talks a

Shifra Klein is the former editor-in-chief at Joy of Kosher with Jamie Geller Magazine and Bitayavon. Together with her husband Shlomo, Shifra recently launched the much talked about Fleishigs magazine.   Each issue of Fleishigs is packed with easy to follow step by step recipes, beautiful photography, conversations and stories about today’s kosher foodies as well as information on exciting new trends, products and restaurants. Shifra lives with her husband, two sons and daughter in New York.   What you will hear in this episode: - We talk about how print magazine remains ever so relevant to the Kosher consumer since Shabbat is a day where one refrains from electronics. Shifra maintains that in general, in the food industry print magazines and books are on the rise. -Shifra discusses her vision and goal for the magazine. She wanted a storytelling element as well as informative articles that add value to a reader's  knowledge and cooking repertoire.  - Shifra's 3 key ingredients for success are: 1- hard work 2

Beth Ricanati, MD is an award-winning author who has built her career around bringing wellness into women’s everyday lives, especially moms juggling life and children. She practiced medicine at NY-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center, the Cleveland Clinic, and now at the Venice Family Clinic. She lives in the Los Angeles area with her family and one challah-loving dog.   What you will hear in this episode: - How the act of making challah is completely transformative. It forces one to slow down, to be patient ( allowing the yeast  to rise) and to be present. It is also a beautiful time for reflection, prayer and connection. - We talk about how Dr. Beth's background in art taught her to see the larger picture in her patients and to see the stories that these women carried along with them.  - Dr. Beth is a big believer in the medicinal qualities of food.However, she maintains that the key to eating healthy is moderation, using good quality ingredients and enjoying the experiences that food can bring.

  Chana Sufrin is the founder of House of Lancry, a quintessential British  brand that celebrates clothing and lifestyle. With an incredible eye for detail and quality, Chana designs and manufactures her pieces in London proudly supporting local businesses. An avid traveller and equestrian, Chana is passionate about bringing hight fashion pieces to her modest clientele. Chana lives with her husband and three children in London.   What you will hear in this episode: - How Chana started out in interior design and transitioned into the world of fashion  - We discuss all the various factors that go into creating a successful clothing line such as quality control, sustainability, wearability etc.  - Chana get's very candid about the struggles she had when she first  moved to England and the journey she went on to find inner happiness - We talk about how British culture and style are reflected in The House of Lancry brand. Chana loves the energy, pace and creative expression that one can find in the bustling street

Jamie Geller is the only best-selling cookbook author who wants to get you out of the kitchen – not because she doesn’t love food – but because she has tons to do.  As “The Bride Who Knew Nothing”, Jamie found her niche specializing in fast, fresh, family recipes. Now the "Queen of Kosher" (CBS) and the "Jewish Rachael Ray" (The New York Times), she's the creative force behind JamieGeller.com Jamie and her hubby live in Israel with their six super kids who give her plenty of reasons to get out of the kitchen - quickly.  You can follow Jamie at @jamiegellar and @jewishbyjamie   What you will hear in this episode: - How Jamie went from tv producer to cookbook author.  - We discuss the communal pressure to put out lavish meals and our  ability to embrace a simpler more streamlined approach where we focus on quality over quantity. - The key component to great tasting food is finding joy rather then perfection when cooking and entertaining.  - We talk about the myth of the superwoman. - The importance of spending

Dr. Miriam A. Knoll, MD DABR is a board-certified radiation oncologist at the John Theurer Cancer Center at Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey. Dr Knoll is an Associate Senior Editor for the American Society of Radiation Oncology (ASTRO)'s journal Advances in Radiation Oncology. She is an international invited lecturer speaking about social media in medicine, women in medicine, and medical education. Dr. Knoll has published in many high-impact factor peer reviewed journals. Her writing has been featured in the Huffington Post, ASCO Connection, Mishpacha, Jewish Press, KevinMD.com, among others. She is a Forbes contributor. Dr. Knoll lives with her physician husband and four sons in Woodmere, New York. You can follow her on Twitter @MKnoll_MD  and on Instagram @Dr.Mimi.K   In this Episode, Dr.  Miriam "Mimi" Knoll shares her advice on living a courageous, whole life. We discuss the idea that we all have choices in just about everything we do. We often are afraid to take a scary leap, try someth

Chaya Krinsky is the creative director and head designer of Tov furniture. Tov has shaken up the furniture market with their  innovative designs, friendly customer service and affordable, comfortable, quality pieces. Tov has a huge fan following and has collaborated with some of the design industry’s biggest names.   In this episode, Chaya shares  her unique journey from preschool teacher to furniture creator/designer extraordinaire. Chaya joined her husband's small startup and helped grow it into the huge success it is today. Chaya shares her key ingredients in creating and maintaining a flourishing business. She strongly believes that one needs to get over their  fear of failure since it is an inevitable part of the process. Humility and flexibility are two other attributes that Chaya feels every entrepreneur needs to cultivate. With a terrific sense of humor, candid honesty  and a willingness to share with other women, Chaya's interview is the perfect dose of inspiration!   Favorites: Quote:" Don't give up

Danielle Renov is a beloved food blogger and recipe developer who lives in Jerusalem with her husband and children. Danielle was the host of food wars on kosher.com, the guest editor for Fleishigs Magazine, and  has recently started her own podcast called Peas In A  Pod (cast). You can find Danielle on instagram at @peaslovencarrots as well as on kosher.com where she hosts  "Cooking with Danielle".   In this episode, we begin with how Danielle found her love of cooking. She credits her Moroccan grandmother (who was a superb cook) as well as her mother who praised Danielle's Duncan Heinz concoctions and encouraged her to experiment with various recipes. Danielle talks about how her cooking style has changed and evolved over the years and how she taught herself how to take better photos of her food, create a blog etc. Danielle maintains that while you should love what you do, it is patience, discipline and persistence that  are the key ingredients in  building something successful. With thousands of followers,

Rivkah Eisenberg is a mother of five and wife to attorney Michael Eisenberg. Additionally, Rivkah is a makeup artist, eyebrow sculptor, marathon runner and avid volunteer to numerous organizations.She runs the challah bake at Milken Community School that has an attendance of over 500 people and teaches at a Kiruv organization for singles.   In this episode, we talk about all things beauty related. Rivkah shares her favorite beauty products and tips for glowing skin (key tip: hydration, hydration and more hydration!)We then delve into the topic of inner beauty and Rivkah talks about how we need to embrace an celebrate our flaws. Rivkah shares her inspiring  journey of discovering Judaism and talks about how she is continuously cultivating her faith in G-d. Rivkah radiates such positive energy and is so passionate about sharing what she has learned that you are sure to glean many words of wisdom from this interview.   Favorites: Beauty product: Sunday Riley C.E.O Glow Vitamin C + Tumeric Face Oil, Odacite Oil -

Adina Schlass is a food stylist, recipe developer and the creator of @the_chefs_wife_. Passionate about using fresh and natural ingredients, Adina inspires thousands of women to try new recipes that are vibrant, healthy, easy to cook and most importantly delicious!With her unique aesthetic and beautifully presented dishes Adina's work is a visual feast!   In this episode, Adina talks about her love of cooking and how she found her unique style when creating dishes. According to Adina, simple does not have to be boring, on the contrary using fresh ingredients and coaxing out flavors (through methods such has sweating vegetable) creates delicious food. Adina also talks about how she  has achieved a  balance with being active on social media yet being intentional about when and what she posts. We discuss many helpful tips including her  approach of being present and seeking creativity from within as opposed to constantly looking at what others are doing. Practical, insightful and ever so honest, my interview wth

Shelly Striks is a notable Interior Designer, Principal of Shelly Striks Design Group and owner of The Linen House, a high end bedding boutique in Los Angeles. With experience in Residential, commercial, healthcare and hospitality it is no surprise that Shelly conquered another niche lacking in the LA design scene. Her years of historical and traditional design experience may be the backbone of her boutique. But it’s her heart that is truly passionate about providing a livable luxury lifestyle for her customers. That passion has become infectious to her customers and designers alike. In this episode, Shelly shares her wealth of knowledge and experience in growing two successful businesses. We discuss the key elements that one needs to have in order to grow a business such as knowing your product inside out and never being afraid to ask questions. We both talk about some of our more humbling experiences when learning the ropes in the hope that by sharing our experiences we can encourage other entrepreneurs goi

  Zelda Volkov is the founder of Zelda hair, a company that produces and sells natural, super comfortable wigs made with non processed hair. Zelda is passionate about helping every women look and feel her best. Her work has been featured in Marie Claire and her wigs are worn by numerous style influencers as well as orthodox women looking for chic, natural looking wigs.   In this episode, Zelda shares her advice on the key elements that one needs to have in order to succeed. Refreshingly honest, Zelda talks about her journey in starting her business with just pure passion and a belief in herself. Zelda also opens up about her personal journey and how she is learning to create a life that fulfills her spiritually, mentally etc.  We are often so reactive to our lives and chatting with Zelda really brings to light the importance of creating and cultivating the life we want for ourselves.  Favorites: Book: Codependent No More by Melody Beattie Easy Dinner: Salmon with honey, mustard, cilantro and garlic City: Lond

  Tanya Heyman is a wife and mom to four and children and three dogs. Tanya strives for being real and honest in all areas of her life, hoping to make a difference in others by doing so. She is a homebody who loves to make her house feel like a cozy and eclectic sanctuary. Crediting a strong relationship with G-d, Judaism and therapies as  her major grounding forces, Tanya is passionate about bringing awareness to mental health.She lives one day at a time in happy chaos.   In this episode, Tanya talks about her decision to be a stay at home mom despite the social pressure to work. Tanya is very deliberate about being present and focused on her children while still pursuing her interests and passions. A transparent and refreshing conversation that touches on everything from coping with anxiety to parenting a child with ADHD, Tanya shares her experience in the hopes of inspiring women to fully embrace who they are. Bravo Tanya for choosing to share your story!   Favorites: Quote: Man plans and G-d laughs Book:

Sara is a wife and mom to five children ranging from ages 22-6 years. In addition to working as a speech therapist, Sara runs the ever popular WukoGals along with her two sisters Chani and Elana. Sara intentionally works part time so that she can be involved in her children’s schedules such as volunteering at their school. Passionate about health and exercise, Sara makes time every  single day to exercise. Self care is a non negotiable for Sara and enables her to manage her numerous roles so fluidly.   In this episode, Sara shares her tips on how to manage numerous roles in a balanced manner. A proper schedule and routines are essential in ensuring that everything gets done in a timely manner. As a seasoned mom, Sara is super intentional when it comes to parenting. Sara talks about how her goal is to give her children the tools to grow, develop and cultivate a sense of independence. Sara also feels that it is important to teach her children a strong work ethic, this is not simply talk as her daughters really

 Beth Warren MS, RDN, CDN is a nationally recognized dietitican-nutritionist and founder of Beth Warren Nutrition.  Beth is the author of: Living A Real Life With Real Food and  Secrets of a Kosher Girl. In addition to juggling three thriving private practices, Beth has been featured in numerous publications such as  Elle magazine and Forbes.  As a busy mom of five, Beth understands the need for easy recipes that  are healthy  but do not compromise on taste or time. You can find Beth’s delicious recipes, as well as her fabulous motivation and exercise videos on instagram at beth_ warren.     In this episode, Beth shares her wealth of knowledge on all aspects of diet and nutrition. We talk about topics such as the latest carb phobia craze, emotional eating and cultivating a positive body image. Motivation is a key factor in incorporating and sustaining a healthy lifestyle and Beth discusses the importance of finding an exercise that you truly enjoy.   Beth’s whole outlook on food, body image, working out etc.