🎧 An Olami Mentorship Podcast with Rabbi Shlomo Landau and Abbey Wolin

What does it take to succeed as a Jewish professional in today’s world?Jewish Grit is a powerful new podcast that goes beyond the resumes and success stories. Each episode features raw, real conversations with accomplished Jewish leaders, entrepreneurs, creators, and innovators. We dive deep into the struggles, the doubts, the resilience—and the grit—that shape meaningful success.✅ Real-life career journeys✅ Faith-driven leadership✅ Lessons in resilience, purpose, and personal growth✅ Jewish

🎧 An Olami Mentorship Podcast with Rabbi Shlomo Landau and Abbey Wolin is a education podcast hosted by Jewish Grit, with 46 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Jewish Grit hosts 🎧 An Olami Mentorship Podcast with Rabbi Shlomo Landau and Abbey Wolin, a education show with 46 episodes published.

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  Episode #47

  ️ Why grit and grind aren’t the same thing - Episode 47

  Aug 19, 202618 minS1

  Sara Sicherman used to work 12–18 hour days and wear it like a badge of honor — until one night at the printer, missing her family's celebration, she realized the hustle wasn't serving the life she actually wanted. In this episode, she shares: ✅ Why "grit" and "grind" aren't the same thing — and how to tell which one you're doing ✅ The book that changed everything: working ON your business instead of just IN it ✅ Why leaning into your natural strengths (not fixing your weaknesses) is the real key to sustainable growth ✅ How writing down your personal definition of success — on an actual index card — can redirect your entire business Success isn't one-size-fits-all. Sara's reminder: build a business that serves your life, not the other way around.

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  Episode #46

  ️ Build It, Sell It, Repeat - Episode 46

  Aug 12, 202620 minS1

  Shai Stern is a serial entrepreneur. He has built and sold multiple companies — not because he had a grand master plan, but because he knew how to spot an opening and "go." In this episode, he shares: ✅ How to spot the next opportunity before you feel ready for it ✅ Why you should treat the Jewish community as a growth strategy, not just a support system ✅ How to pair hustle with faith so ambition doesn't burn you out ✅ Where to actually bring your challenges — instead of carrying them alone Don’t waiting for certainty. Spot the opening, take it, and let the rest follow.

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  Episode #45

  ️ From Orphanage to Opportunity: How Your Hardest Chapters Write Your Best Story - Episode 45

  Aug 7, 202624 minS1

  You don't need everything figured out to get far. Steven Biondolilo didn't start with a plan — he started with what life handed him, and made every opportunity count. In this episode, he shares: ✅ Why setbacks are setup, not the end of the story ✅ How to recognize an open door and walk through it before you talk yourself out of it ✅ Why the right mentor can help you see further than you can alone ✅ How grit isn't about where you start — it's about what you do with the next opportunity Wherever you're starting from, remember: it's not about where you begin. It's about how you respond when a door cracks open.

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  Episode #44

  Differentiating yourself when life's tough

  Jul 31, 202623 minS1

  When Ivan was a young man, his father gave him one piece of advice on his deathbed. Years later, that advice would be put to the ultimate test. As the financial crisis brought businesses across his industry to their knees, Ivan's company was one of the few that survived - not because he predicted the crash, but because he never forgot what his father had taught him. In this conversation, Ivan shares: •⁠ ⁠Why the biggest opportunities often hide inside life's toughest moments •⁠ ⁠How faith can steady you when everything around you feels uncertain •⁠ ⁠Why giving isn't just something you do for the reward •⁠ ⁠And what he believes is the single most important vaccine is for the Jewish people today. Whether you're building a career, running a business, or simply trying to navigate an unpredictable world, this is a conversation full of practical wisdom from someone who's lived through the storms and come out stronge

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  Episode #43

  ️ How to Adapt Before It's Too Late - Mark Hirshberg - Episode 43

  Jul 23, 202621 minS1

  Businesses don't survive by staying the biggest — they survive by staying willing to change. In this episode, Mark Hirshberg shares lessons from decades of leading a family business through shifting markets, customers, and technology. What you'll learn: •⁠ ⁠How to spot the moment it's time to pivot — before you're forced to •⁠ ⁠Ways to challenge assumptions that no longer serve you •⁠ ⁠How to lead teams through uncertainty with confidence •⁠ ⁠Practical habits for staying relevant as industries evolve Perfect for anyone launching a career, building a business, or just trying to stay ahead of the curve.

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