Career Canvas Reuven Kirshner

Mops isn't something you clean the floor with?



Daniel Zacks lives the mantra to say yes and figure it out later. Daniel shares the crafty way he went from making websites on Wix to managing a Marketing Operations team.



He's also a super Detroit Lions fan and a humble yet inspiring rising star having started a Mops community in Israel.



All this and more in episode 33 of the Career Canvas podcast. Enjoy and share it along!



To join the MOPerations community, reach out to Daniel on LinkedIn.

You grow microgreens in a shipping container? What are microgreens and an actual shipping container?



After covid interrupted his tour guide course, Reuven began exploring different avenues of entrepreneurship. His experience feeding his neighbors from home-grown vegetables set him on the path to become an unconventional farmer.



Hear his story and the resources he picked up along the way to make sales and the creative ways he grew his business even while serving in green.



All this and more in Episode 32 of the Career Canvas podcast. Enjoy it and share it around!

https://www.israelmicrogreens.com/shop-all

You do comedy for a living?



Episode 31 of Career Canvas paints the journey Eli Lebowicz took turning his side hustle of comedy into a full-time profession.



Eli shared how he uses his time off stage, some of the questions he gets when asked what he does for a living, the different avenues he has begun incorporating for his comedy, and many more tips and tidbits like what skillset comedians share with other professions.



I laughed through this episode and came out with valuable insight. Enjoy, share it with friends and check out his other content!



IG - elicomedyagram

Twitter - @elilebowicz

Website - Elicomedy.com

Hello and welcome to the career canvas podcast.

In this special episode I'm going to be introducing a new type of guest , the small business owner. To a large extent, these brave entrepreneurs lead a large part of the economy. Most of us deal with plumbers, electricians, designers and entertainers consistently, but often these professionals don't start as an entrepreneur and that's the story we're painting. What does it mean to run a small business? What are some of the challenges or opportunities you might not have thought about? How did you end up running this business? What was the point where you decided not to be an employee anymore? How did you enter this industry?



Some small business owners had lifelong ambitions of entrepreneurship. Others turned their hobby into a business yet others enter it from a personal feeling of necessity because it can't imagine the world without their contribution. Some were employees and decided they could do better or maybe just didn't want a boss anymore.



Often these business owners are important contributors to their community.



Their stories are fascinating, inspiring, and show an important part of the industry that is often overlooked in college.



After a year of highlighting employees, it's time to explore the next area of industry and those industries which sometimes are only possible through the small business owner and the hustle they embody.



Enjoy the ride and peace out.

How can hi-tech learn from non-profits?



Episode 30 of Career Canvas paints the journey Shev Shatzman took from non-profit to hi-tech as a Project Manager.



Shev explained what it means to be a project manager in a tech company and how her background in non-profit work made her the perfect candidate to excel in a small startup. Hear the advice she got from her mentor Rachel Berger to find the decision makers and confidently take steps to trying something new.



Enjoy the conversation, find some of her poetry slam, and share it all along!

What's the value of a money manager instead of putting money in the S&P 500?



Episode 29 of Career Canvas paints the journey Moshe Rapps took from Kollel and education to Wealth Management.



Moshe explained some of the industry language and the advantageous aspects of having someone bring meaning to your money. He also identifies the skillset required to crack the field along with some insider secrets.



Enjoy the interview and share it along!