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The "Growth-Oriented" Podcast
Tzvi Simchon
4 episodes
3 days ago
Many Orthodox Jewish professionals, creators, and entrepreneurs feel torn — driven to succeed, yet struggling to balance work with living a Jewish life. Between learning, davening, and the daily awareness of what it means to be a Jew, the tension is real. The Growth-Oriented Podcast, hosted by Tzvi Simchon, is where those worlds meet. Through raw conversations with rabbis, mentors, and business leaders, we explore how to integrate ambition with meaning, helping listeners find the unique balance they can feel proud of — and deeply content with.
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Many Orthodox Jewish professionals, creators, and entrepreneurs feel torn — driven to succeed, yet struggling to balance work with living a Jewish life. Between learning, davening, and the daily awareness of what it means to be a Jew, the tension is real. The Growth-Oriented Podcast, hosted by Tzvi Simchon, is where those worlds meet. Through raw conversations with rabbis, mentors, and business leaders, we explore how to integrate ambition with meaning, helping listeners find the unique balance they can feel proud of — and deeply content with.
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Careers
Business
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Episode 3 - Shai Knecht: Corporate Culture in Israel vs. America - The Real Difference?
The "Growth-Oriented" Podcast
1 hour 29 seconds
2 weeks ago
Episode 3 - Shai Knecht: Corporate Culture in Israel vs. America - The Real Difference?

In this conversation, Shai Knecht shares his journey as a Jewish entrepreneur, discussing the intersection of faith and business. He reflects on his experiences at WeWork and various startups in Israel, emphasizing the importance of passion in work and the role of Shabbat in maintaining a work-life balance.


Shai critiques hustle culture, advocating for a balanced approach to work and life. He also addresses the challenges and rewards of making Aliyah, the realities of earning a living in Israel, and his vision of success, which centers on family and fulfillment in his entrepreneurial endeavors.


Chapters


00:00 Introduction to Shai Knecht's Journey

02:00 The Intersection of Judaism and Entrepreneurship

04:51 Career Path: From WeWork to Startups

07:28 Navigating the Startup World in Israel

10:09 The Role of Product Management in Tech

13:18 The Shift to Video and Content Creation

16:10 The Importance of Shabbos for Entrepreneurs

18:55 Embracing Challenges and Control

21:29 Faith and Trust in the Journey

24:09 The Balance of Passion and Spirituality

30:17 Sacrificing Shabbos for Work

32:53 Navigating Non-Traditional Career Paths

41:20 The Impact of Entrepreneurship on Family Life

46:56 Making Aliyah: A Personal Journey

49:52 The Reality of Earning in Israel

54:09 Hustle Culture: A Jewish Perspective

56:59 Defining Success as a Jewish Entrepreneur


The "Growth-Oriented" Podcast
Many Orthodox Jewish professionals, creators, and entrepreneurs feel torn — driven to succeed, yet struggling to balance work with living a Jewish life. Between learning, davening, and the daily awareness of what it means to be a Jew, the tension is real. The Growth-Oriented Podcast, hosted by Tzvi Simchon, is where those worlds meet. Through raw conversations with rabbis, mentors, and business leaders, we explore how to integrate ambition with meaning, helping listeners find the unique balance they can feel proud of — and deeply content with.