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depuis 11 février 2025
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I know what you're thinking - journalism is a field that is getting squashed by AI...but so is marketing. Is leaving journalism for marketing a wise career move? In this episode, Shoshana Kordova shares her AHA moment: why she NEEDED to leave the world of journalism (hint: it's not AI related), wh…

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As the daughter of caterers, Yael Kliers swore she'd NEVER start a food business. Years later, she left a successful grant writing career to start Yael's Soups, a boutique food business that provides soups, muffins, and more to busy families, party guests, and team events. I this episode, Yael a…
Yael Schuster-Davidi's career is a winding (and fascinating!) journey through academia, a stint as a patent attorney, building (and eventually closing) a startup for girls' science education, and landing as a Product Manager at Microsoft. In this episode of Second Chapter Careers, Yael speaks can…
Lani Bell was an English Lit major who went to law school in pursuit of a 'real' career. She loved the schooling, but the career was never really quite right. In an unexpected (and fortuitious!) turn of events, Lani was offered to do an ad campaign, which ultimately turned into a joyful (but bumpy…
David Parry has never been afraid of taking risks. In his mid-30s, as a young lawyer with his own firm, he moved across Australia with 4 young children to accept a job as a judge in a newly formed tribunal. After leaving the tribunal, David served as a judge until reaching the minimum retirement ag…
Marla Rottenstreich spends her days deep in the world of non-profit operations and marketing. But she finds her greatest joy in the mornings and evenings, when she runs a fitness company for women, helping them develop health, strength, and community in her wide range of exercise classes (she teach…
How much can physical therapists REALLY make? Is it possible to balance two careers at once? HOW? Are hi-tech workers the only ones who make real money in Israel? In this thoughtful and meaningful conversation, Aharon Blatman answers these questions (and more!) while explaining how he got into th…
Ahuva Shore didn’t choose social work out of passion—it was simply the most practical option at the time. Even while earning her degree, she knew it wasn’t where she wanted to stay, but she didn’t yet have a clear alternative. Her career didn’t follow a straight line. She worked as a social worker…
Afraid of being bored during retirement? It's a common problem...but there is a solution: find something you love to do, and turn it into a business. After over 25 years as a music and pre-school teacher, Jill Rosalimsky did just that, finding joy in building a resin empire, complete with worksho…
Sonya Weigle never planned on marriage or motherhood. Until she chose both. What followed wasn’t balance. It was burnout, hard decisions, and a brutal challenge to everything she envisioned for herself and her career. In this episode, Sonya breaks down what it really looks like to raise kids while …
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