Sustainable building is so much more than solar panels.
Benji and Laurel didn’t just join the green building movement, they’re helping shape it in Israel. As engineers and architects, they guide developers through certifications like LEED and Israel’s 5281, while designing spaces that prioritize health, sustainability, and long-term savings.
This episode dives into their career journeys from Canada and the U.S. to Tel Aviv skyscrapers and explores sustainable design trends like biophilic buildings, smarter cooling systems, and creative urban planning for a near future which Israel's population doubles to 20 million residents. We also talk about their favorite energy innovations, why public transit is the next big piece of the puzzle, and what the title of their book would be (wanna send a guess?).
If you’ve ever wondered what it really takes to build better from the ground up this one’s for you.
Enjoy episode 75 of the Career Canvas podcast. Subscribe, rate 5 stars, and share if you dare.
Peace out.

There is a way to make your email more organized!

Eliezer Steinbach didn’t just found Inbox Zero, he built it bootstrapped as a solo developer, marketer, and customer support rep. His AI-powered email assistant helps bulk unsubscribe from email lists, blocks cold emails, auto-draft replies, and finally reclaim their inbox sanity.

This episode dives into Eliezer’s journey from launching a fantasy football (read: SOCCER) app in the IDF to running open-source experiments and freelancing his way through tech’s frontlines. We talked AI’s impact on jobs, whether open-sourcing is hype or strategy, and what it’s really like building solo. Plus how being a parent shifts your whole outlook on work and life.

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to actually build an AI product in a crowded market this one's for you.

Enjoy episode 74 of the Career Canvas podcast, subscribe, rate 5 stars, and share if you dare.

Peace out

Website: https://getinboxzero.com

X (Twitter): @elie2222

LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elie222/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@elie2222/community

Why is branding called branding? Did you ever notice that you ask what brand it is and not what company it is? How can you make yourself important enough or indispensable in your job?

Josh walks us through the history of brand, how founders have become ubiquitous with their brand, and how to get into the field.

From government to nonprofit to tech, Josh will teach how to find meaning in your work no matter where it is. You never know what opportunity is out there, take the chance!

Productivity hacks and more gems in episode 65 of the Career Canvas podcast. Rate us 5 stars and share if you dare. Peace out!

Build, buy or partner? How does this move the needle for the business growth?

Azari discusses the framework and challenge of strategic partnerships and how he works to connect Amdocs to some of the biggest brands like AWS, google, Microsoft, Nvidia and more.

Azari's professional path was unconventional starting with engineering and ending with psychology but he shares the core values, or strategies, required to make it in the business.

Enjoy episode 64 of the Career Canvas podcast. Rate us 5 stars and share if you dare.

Peace out.

How does economics shape public policy?

Matan discovered that he could learning computer programming by himself but wanted to gain a broader perspective on how to implement data and causality. This led him to study economics.

Listen as he discusses the value of his degree, the importance of work experience, and how it shaped his career path.

We also discussed his "Olim to the Scene" podcast which allows structured and deeper conversation and hopefully is making its return soon.

Enjoy episode 63 of the Career Canvas podcast, rate it 5 stars, and share if you dare!

OTTS Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3iQVT7Xg3S50DE0kska9I6?si=6dbe0b7f196949c0

Do you know the 3 C's of commercial real estate? Do you know what underwriting is?

Joey explains why someone would borrow from a fund, what the due diligence process is, and how to create a strategy to make a strong decision without emotions. He also shares a juicy story of a loan gone bad (and one that went well).

Learn the advice Joey followed the from an elder decorated Mossad agent while interning and be inspired by the work he is doing in reserves act as spokesperson for wounded soldiers.

All this and more in episode 62 of the Career Canvas Podcast. Rate 5 stars and share if you dare. Peace out!

How do you find inspiration? When you look at art, do you want to know what the artist meant? How do artists make money?

Avraham Vofsi offers surprising, tried and tested advice on how to become an artist, how he wants people to interpret his paintings, and how to achieve inspiration.

Listen, share and rate episode 61 of the Career Canvas podcast, if you dare.

Peace out!

Follow Avi:

IG: Instagram.com/avrahamvofsi

Website: Avrahamvofsi.com

Bonus Episode!

Are you making values-based decisions? How can you keep spiritual growth in the daily grind?

Yaakov Wolff cherished the opportunity to learn in Yeshiva for over a decade. But as this chapter was coming to an end, he didn't want to lose the values, the mindset and the energy that comes from being firmly rooted in Torah.

This led him to move to Bnei Netzarim, work in ADI, and start the Shtark Tank podcast focused on Bnei Torah in the workplace.

Yaakov is on a mission to learn from amazing role models about having a growth mindset in and out of the office . Listen to him distill some of the most impactful ideas on episode 60 of the Career Canvas podcast.

Like, rate, and share if you dare.

Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/34xll8GhTfu1BiRdhb8AyR?si=9b95d4e62edb4165

Website: Shtarktank.org

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yaakovwolff/

Say this three times fast, what does an actuary actually do? Did you know there's insurance companies for insurance companies?

Josh not only predicts when the next catastrophe like, the LA fires, might occur but how much it should cost and pay out.

Listen as Josh reminds about the people behind the numbers, what book he'd like to write, and more on episode 58 of the Career Canvas podcast.

Like, rate 5 stars and share along!

Link to Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid: https://www.amazon.com/G%C3%B6del-Escher-Bach-Eternal-Golden/dp/0465026567/ref=sr_1_1?crid=23IAR7DTQFN2S&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.AEjkpg-qxP1EzID2Mgqvt4e1zQ05fF815PeSngcv1L_GjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.WVwX0IMn0dGj717MI3jUogA6XerHvrIyWHThSpcKHko&dib_tag=se&keywords=godel+escher+back&qid=1740572185&sprefix=godel+escher+bac%2Caps%2C718&sr=8-1

Do each of your shekels (or dollars) have a job?

Nadav is already known as the premiere financial advisor for young professionals in Israel but did you know he also co-founded a tech startup (where he hired me as a student) and non-profit focused on giving spiritual leaders the tools to support their congregants with mental health challenges?

We talked the state of financial literacy for children/teens, the future of cash, the why behind free guides, two podcasts recommendations (which I already started listening to), and a whole lot more.

I left this conversation inspired by what Nadav has accomplished and empowered to take on the world of finance.

Enjoy episode 58 of the Career Canvas podcast, rate it 5 stars and share it along!

To follow Nadav and Blue and White Finance:

Website: bluewhitefinance.com

Oleh Calculator: israelbudget.com

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/nellinson/

Can you name the responsibilities of an executive director for a non-profit? How about a youth organization in Israel that focuses on giving teens programming?

Until Rabbis Michael Kahn and Yosef Ginzberg co-founded NCSY Israel, this type of program didn’t exist. While motivated teens could work as counselors for organizations like Bnei Akiva and Scouts, there was no program specifically designed for their growth and development.

In this episode, Michael shares his inspiring journey—from being uninvolved in youth groups to discovering a passion for youth engagement through NCSY summer programs. He also talks about the pivotal decision to move to Israel and how these experiences led him to start NCSY Israel.

One piece of advice Michael shared was to surround yourself with positive people—and it was truly an honor to share his story with you.

Website: Israel.ncsy.org
Instagram: @ncsyisrael

Enjoy Episode 57 of the Career Canvas Podcast. Like and share if you dare!

Are you built to plan an event?

Believe it or not, an event is more than the event. It is more than creatively setting up a room to fulfill the host's dream party. Ahuva utilizes her social work and HR background to calmly, and in an organized fashion, navigate planning for the unexpected "baltamim".

Hear the inspiring story how Ahuva's passion for events allowed her to move her part-time job into a thriving business with a big vision, a lot of courage, and a knack for networking.

Like and share episode 56 of the Career Canvas podcast and check out Ahuva online!

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ahuvaevents?igsh=NHppb2NrbTB5ejhy&utm_source=qr

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ahuvashore/?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app

Website: https://www.ahuva.events

Whatsapp Status: +972-58-466-0067

Jewish Fundraiser to Successful Business. Author of 3 books, Irwin Katsof is an accomplished businessman but also has a masters in psychology and trauma therapy, has organized 89 trade missions, visited 14+ countries, and, most importantly, has 26 grandchildren and growing!
"Living Dangerously" is Irwin's struggle to get rich without losing his soul, is about the lessons of a Rabbi's journey through the depths of despair trying to make it in the high stakes of finance. As he shares, "There's tremendous growth from the bumps of life."
Irwin shares 6 steps to remain anchored in sanity while pursuing success. He also describes responsible use of psychedelics can help relationships with ourselves, our families, and with God.
Enjoy episode 73 of the Career Canvas podcast. Rate 5 stars and share, if you dare.
Peace out ✌️
Living Dangerously on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Z24c6PLiving Dangerously companion: https://livingdangerously-thecompanion.com/

How can you live your healthiest and strongest self? Do you know what NME stands for?

Living a fit life is not as difficult as it sounds, Naomi helps break down small tasks that can make a huge difference in your life like eating more natural foods, a standing desk, and fresh air.

We talked children's health in schools, women's workouts, Wilderness Wellness - a separate business which takes women on a day in the forest to focus on mental health - and more.

Enjoy and share episode 56 of the Career Canvas podcast and follow Naomi!

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/naomieastmanfitness

Can mindful doomscrolling actually be beneficial? And should your content strategy differ across various social media platforms?

Talia Krief, founder of Bite Sized Media, joins us to share her expert insights on video content creation and how to crack the algorithm — especially if you're the face of your brand.

If you found this episode on social media, it might just help you understandwhy!

Tune in to episode 54 of the Career Canvas podcast — and don't forget to like and share!

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bite.sized_media?igsh=MW9xYmtiZGhxMnJsbQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/taliakrief?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app

Krief Kitchen: https://www.instagram.com/krief_kitchen?igsh=MWl4MGtmaDFjbnk0MQ==

Did you know you only have a few seconds to grab your audience's attention? But if attention spans are shrinking, why are movies still getting longer?

Rabbi Daniel, founder of the Maggid Method, shares his fascinating journey from writing for SNL and Howard Stern to performing stand-up comedy, then finding his voice in the pulpit. He brings valuable insights on how to make your next talk truly unforgettable.

Enjoy episode 53 of the Career Canvas Podcast. Like, comment, and share if you dare!

Website:https://maggidmethod.com/

What do a house price estimator, a whisky recommender app, and an AI system for healthcare all have in common?

With the right data, clear goals, and careful experimentation, a Data Scientist can turn those ideas into reality!

In this episode, Yoni talks about his journey into data science, what it takes to break into the field, and how having quality data and a pragmatic mindset are key to getting your data project up and running.

Listen in as Yoni talks about his passion for building creative projects (like a whisky recommender!) and reveals the exciting next project on his horizon in Episode 52 of the Career Canvas podcast.

Subscribe, like, and share if you dare!

Get your 60-second pitch ready!

Networking is one thing, but starting your own business at 22 is another.

Meet Helena, the dynamic force behind the premier English Networking Group in Israel. She's a master connector, bringing businesses together through her incredible annual mega event amongst other ventures. Tune in to hear a candid story about the do's and don'ts of networking and starting a business. Also the next place on Helena's travel schedule. Enjoy episode 51 of the Career Canvas podcast, subscribe, and share it with others!

PR is not dead. Public Relations is very much alive and giving companies a huge boost in exposure to the correct markets. But no, it doesn't mean that Ariel knows tons of reporters.

Ariel's voyage from school teacher to marketing/PR expert is nothing short of sensational. Listen as he debuncts all kinds of myths about the industry and explains the value of focusing on a niche market - in his case health and environment tech.

Be inspired to do good in the world with episode 50 of the Career Canvas podcast. Like, comment and share!

Website: https://www.spotlightcomms.biz/

Ice cream for breakfast?
The parenting app, Earnee, was born at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. Ely, a CS and product management professional, and his wife Michal, a UX designer, searched for a way to manage the chaos of their three kids being home all. day. long. They couldn't find what they needed, so they - alongside their neighbors and like-minded friends - created it!
Listen to Ely's parenting insight supported by leading behavior psychologists and get some tips on when and how creating a family currency can help encourage better family dynamics.
Enjoy episode 49 of the Career Canvas podcast. Rate, like and share it along!

Do you know what FP&A is? Is your curiosity piqued?
Josh(y) and I nerded out on our love for spreadsheets and industrial engineering and how the synthesis of these found him the perfect gig.
Don't underestimate the power of Excel and LinkedIn Learning (Lynda) along with staying active and healthy.
Like and share episode 48 of Career Canvas!

Do you have an idea for a book but don't know where to start? Maybe you have 200 pages sitting on your computer and you need someone to polish it and make it shine? (I’m not the only one, right?)

Tzvi Goldstein lays out the different steps of writing and publishing a book, something he knows from personal experience both helping others as well as from authoring a sefer, Halachik Worldviews.

Tzvi turned a side hustle into a profession in an unconventional fashion. I left this conversation inspired (more on that in a couple months!), and I think you will be, too.

Enjoy episode 47 of career canvas. Pass it along to a friend you think should write a book!

Andrew knows the power of taking bold risks and embracing the grind to uncover the right opportunities.

At just 23, he moved to Israel with little more than a few thousand dollars, a philosophy degree, and no connections to the Israeli tech scene. Despite the odds, Andrew landed a role in investment banking and later worked alongside Michael Eisenberg at Aleph. These experiences set the stage for Andrew to launch ADJ Strategies, a founder-led branding agency for early-stage CEOs.

Today, Andrew is a storyteller and content creator, helping founders share their unique journeys to attract opportunities for their business. Tune in to discover what that means, and be inspired by his path, his insights, and his willingness to share it all.

Find Andrew on LinkedIn and Twitter.

Don’t miss this conversation on Career Canvas—enjoy, like, and share Episode 48!

How many implementation managers win costume contests with parody songs?

Ami started as an implementation analyst and worked his way up to managing complex tech rollouts—while keeping clients happy, systems running, and inboxes impressively organized (his email labels are elite).

This episode blends his sharp insight with a good dose of humor, covering everything from using AI to write smarter emails to running training sessions for teams across IT, HR, and beyond.

As an implementations professional myself, I especially enjoyed the banter and think you will too!

Enjoy episode 72 of the Career Canvas podcast. Subscribe, rate 5 stars, and share if you dare.

Peace out ✌️

Some entrepreneurs start a business and others buy a business. Daniella has done both.

Listen to how Daniella has reinvigorated FrontDesk (think of we work with room and doors), opened her doors for evacuees and reservists for the past year, and run a special program in her podcast studio Dabru for those personally affected by the wars to share.

By the way, this episode was recorded in this gorgeous and well equipped studio.

You're not going to want to miss some interesting stories of people who come through these doors and podcasts that get recorded and created on these halls.

You can find Daniella on LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram.

Enjoy and like episode 45 of the Career Canvas podcast and share it along.

You might already be a journalist. That article you wrote might be published in 3 different methods. Danny Wicentowski is an accomplished producer covering local stories and investigative reporting in both audio and written forms. Just listen to the way he asks questions.

Danny talks ethics, fact checking, hijackers, a haunted house wedding, and so much more!

Enjoy episode 44 of the Career Canvas podcast and share it along.

1. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/american-skyjacker-the-final-flight-of-martin-mcnally/id1518603342

2. https://www.stlpr.org/show/st-louis-on-the-air/2023-11-10/in-1973-a-fire-in-st-louis-changed-american-history-by-destroying-it

3. https://www.riverfronttimes.com/arts/this-couple-loves-haunted-houses-so-much-they-got-married-at-the-darkness-25623563

4. Portfolio website: https://authory.com/DannyWicentowski

How did he do that?! Shlomo Levinger is a fantastic Magician and Mentalist.

You'll hear the energy and excitement Shlomo brings to his profession from the first moments of the interview. This personality, he says, might be more important than the magic.

Listen to how his community offered a unique opportunity for an ambitious teenager, the hustle he puts in from his early days, how he met Mike Trout and got into the world of professional sports and so much more.

Enjoy episode 43 of the Career Canvas podcast and share it around!

Follow Shlomo:

Shlomolevinger.com

Instagram.com/shlomolevinger

https://www.linkedin.com/in/shlomo-levinger-968869a7/

https://www.youtube.com/@ShlomoLevinger

Have you ever heard of a fun law firm? As the senior marketing manager, Zisse teaches how she positions her law firm to creatively bring lawyers together and gain and retain clients in a fun way.

Zisse shares insights how preparation and presentation can win the room and how her basketball tournament brought competing law firms to "court" for a shared, charitable reason.

All of this and more on episode 42 of the Career Canvas podcast. Like, share, and have a great day!

Following a lifelong passion means imparting an extra layer of care and professionalism. Shlomo really gets it. He personally experienced many of the injuries his patients come to his physical therapy practice to treat.

Shlomo explains the process to become a physical therapist, the pros and cons of opening a private practice, the difference between a PT and an Orthopedist, if you should run barefoot, the value of a 2nd degree and so much more.

Enjoy episode 41 of the Career Canvas podcast and share it along!

Find Shlomo online:

Facebook: shlomo hammer

Website: https://jlmphysio.my.canva.site/jlmphysio

Cell: +972524233211

Authenticity is the greatest trait to bring into education. That and the willingness and desire to meet people where they are and give them a higher place to reach.

Rabbi Adam shared his journey into experiential education, the balance it finds between formal and informal teaching, and how it infuses intentionality into action.

Adam's education reaches beyond the classroom to weddings as well. Listen and be inspired by episode 40 of the Career Canvas podcast and share it along.

Follow Adam on Instagram: @rabbi.adam

What goes into making a song? Ben shares an inside look into the technical and emotional aspects of producing and mixing music.

Ben discusses how being a bass player was instrumental in his journey to being facilitator.

Learn the pros and cons of being a business owner and how to pivot to different business opportunities (podcast post-production).

All this and more in episode 39 of the Career Canvas podcast.

What do you do when you have a proven idea that makes a lot of money but the world isn't ready for it?

Azriel happened upon the value of Facebook ads when he was working in a nonprofit. He quit his job and started trying things to grow his business. A lot of things.

His insight is important and entertaining to striving business owners. Get ready to meet the "King of Facebook Ads" and be inspired as he shares his story in episode 38 of the Career Canvas podcast.

Check out Azriel and Ratz Pack Media:

Course: https://learn.ratzpackmedia.com/

Case Study: https://ratzpackmedia.com/casestudy/

Work with Us: https://ratzpackmedia.com/work-with-us-2/

Wait, what is a technical project manager? Is that like a product manager? What's the difference from a project manager?

Eliane has worked for some impressive companies helping run complicated projects for internal and external stakeholders. But her meticulous methodology goes beyond her office work. Eliane is a mother of 5, master baker and swimmer.

Learn and be inspired by Eliane in and out of her work in episode 37 of the Career Canvas podcast.

"You won't get pregnant naturally."

Lauren shares her journey from hearing those words and awaiting fertility treatments, to changing her lifestyle and getting pregnant. Desperate for information, she discovered a natural way to battle PCOS through lifestyle changes. She became a mom but also a business owner and nutrition coach empowering (mostly) women to feel great in their bodies.

Listen to hear how many babies Lauren has helped coach into the world and how she embraced the transition from English teacher to CEO in episode 36 of the Career Canvas podcast.

Follow Lauren

IG: https://www.instagram.com/laurenallennutrition/

Website: https://www.laurenallennutrition.com/

Ever wonder what a Chief of Staff actually does in a tech company? Or how someone goes from law school to leading massive data projects and managing company culture?

Shine breaks down the multifaceted role of a Chief of Staff from strategic project execution to being the glue across leadership, operations, and company culture.

Listen how Shine helped build a centralized business intelligence system, why generalist skills are a secret superpower in fast-moving companies, and how to balance structure with flexibility in growing organizations.

Enjoy Episode 71 of the Career Canvas podcast. Subscribe, rate 5 stars, and share if you dare.

Peace out ✌️

Ahron's love of podcasting started when he was working in tech marketing.
He started his own podcast and gave away microphones to people who he thought had content to share.
Listen how Ahron took the next step to produce podcasts and coach solopreneurs to get their voice to the ears that need to hear it on episode 35 of the Career Canvas podcast. Follow Ahron on LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ahronwohlgelernter/

Unlike most four-year-olds, Judy Derovan Buchine didn’t dream of becoming an astronaut or firefighter. She dreamt of helping people design and build their dream homes. And today, Judy manages her own interior design and architecture business here in Israel.

It's hard not to feel the passion Judy brings to her work helping Olim navigate new cultures, metrics, and language barriers to build and design their future homes. But Judy is also a business owner. She discusses some of the benefits and challenges navigating life around her (re: client's) schedule and the amazing network of designers helping each other out.

Learn from and laugh with Judy in episode 34 of the Career Canvas podcast. Share it along!

IG: https://www.instagram.com/jdbinteriors?igsh=MTF4eHN4MXprMnZpbg==

FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/4AZ246j5FXUFtUEC/?mibextid=qi2Omg

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!

You think you know your candy?
Episode 28 of career canvas paints the journey. Daniel took from general food e-commerce to Candy innovation.
Daniel shared insights into some of the complexities of creating candy and marketing the same product too vastly different consumers. This job is not for the faint of heart!
Learn about some of the ways the industry is working to remove some unhealthy ingredients and work on portion control while still allowing for indulgence.
Share this episode like a bag of m&m's, it's a treat! * Edit: In the podcast we talked about Titanium and Red3 being phased out by the FDA. To date, they are being phased out by California Food Safety Act which is basically the step before it being FDA removed.

You think you could choose what text to add to that app button? Oh, and you only have 20 characters or less.

Episode 27 paints the journey Risi took from an English Literature degree into the tech world of Creative and UX Writing.

Risi explains the nuance and skills needed to succinctly capture the voice of the company in a way the user wants to hear. Different from other writing jobs, UX writing sits in a crucial position right on the product team, but UX writers must be able to creatively problem solve and collaborate with stakeholders throughout the company. Communication is crucial.

Enjoy this fun and insightful conversation but and appreciate the effort that goes into the text on those pop-up buttons!

How many 8 year olds figure out what they want to be when they grow up and start a business by 10?

Probably the same amount of people that are willing to follow their gut to move to a new country at 16.

Daniella started her path as a fashion designer selling her jewelry creations. That expanded to crocheting hats, head coverings and currently includes a full line of dresses, according to season.

But it's her candor and story telling that make this episode more fun and insightful like taking her baby to 8 countries in 8 months and some epic problem solving with smokey dresses.

Enjoy episode 70 of the Career Canvas podcast. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and share if you dare.

Peace out

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Episode 26 paints the path Ezra's curiosity and learning led him as he navigating into the tech world from implementations to becoming a Solutions Architect.

Ezra teaches an alternative way of being a Solutions Architect that isn't focusing on AWS solutions and is more about being a "connector" or utility infielder for industry specific systems.

Listen to his wisdom and be inspired to learn, think creatively, and document the heck out of everything!

Episode 25 of career canvas paints Nemi's path from nurse to midwife.

Nemi figured out her passion for healthcare in high school and has been building on it since. Besides being a trained nurse and certified midwife, Nemi also runs workshops privately and in the hospital to prepare people for childbirth and support parents who experience child loss.

Enjoy learning from, and being inspired by, Nemi and follow her on Instagram to stay in touch @fitnurse_nem

Episode 24 paints Efrayim Clair's journey from an educational technologist to Executive Director of a school.

Efrayim is master of the "other" stuff, ensuring that the teachers and students can focus on what is important - education. He shared the different avenues of becoming an executive director and the value of not losing the main vision and goal when confronted with different opinions.

So many nuggets of wisdom and inspiration, enjoy the listen and share it on!

Episode 23 paints Eitan Rapps' journey from political science to marketing and currently as a senior consultant at Deloitte.

Eitan helps large companies leverage new technologies by taking part in different aspects of the both pre-sales and implementation stages with clients. He argues for the value of getting an outsider perspective and expertise to create the ideal workflow and technological design.

Eitan shares his roundabout path pivoting from marketing, to break into a technical and business oriented customer-facing role, and encourages perseverance and perspective while going though the job search process. This is definitely a relatable message and an episode you won't want to miss!

(Editor's note: the Salesforce episode with Danny was 6, not 5 like stated in the interview.)