Referrals – An Endless Supply, for Your Prospecting
In this episode of “The Rabbi Who Got Rich on Sunday,” Rabbi Dave explores the power of referrals in generating high-quality leads for your business. He shares his personal experience as a teenager selling Cutco knives, where he discovered the secret to success was having an endless supply of warm referrals. Rabbi Dave explains the importance of treating referral sources properly, making it easy for them to refer others, and offering incentives to encourage more referrals.
In this episode of “The Rabbi Who Got Rich on Sunday,” Rabbi Dave discusses the power of social media and marketing in finding your ideal prospects. He shares a personal story about his daughter’s search for her perfect match and how the power of social networks ultimately led her to her soulmate. Rabbi Dave emphasizes the exponential power of social networks, highlighting the concept of six degrees of separation. He encourages listeners to fine-tune their target audience and utilize their social media profiles to cast a wide net to connect with potential prospects.
Generating Leads – The Highest Quality For Your Business
In this episode of “The Rabbi Who Got Rich on Sunday,” Rabbi Dave introduces a new mini-series titled “Generating leads – the highest quality for your business.” The episode begins with a story about a president visiting the Pope and the Prime Minister of Israel, highlighting the value of local relationships. The goal of generating high-quality leads for your business is to continuously move relationships from long distance to local.
5 Star General Business Partners; Choosing The Right One.
In this episode of “The Rabbi Who Got Rich on Sunday,” Rabbi Dave explores the crucial aspect of entrepreneurial success – choosing the right business partner. Drawing from a captivating story about a wise old weaver and aspiring apprentices, Rabbi Dave highlights the five attributes to look for in a “5 star general” partner: hunger, integrity, balance, harmony, and attention to detail.
Hiring – Three Things to Look for
In the first episode of the mini-series “Business Relationships – Hiring, Firing and Working with Business Partners,” the podcast delves into the topic of hiring and provides valuable insights on what to look for when bringing new employees into your team. The host shares personal stories and experiences, as well as lessons learned from his mentor, Rabbi Steven Burg.
Presents – How to pay for them
In this special holiday edition of “The Rabbi Who Got Rich on Sundays,” we dive into the topic of gift-giving and how to navigate the financial aspect of the holiday season. With practical tips and strategies, we aim to help you spread joy without breaking the bank.
The solution to Terrorism? Love Your Neighbor as You Love Yourself!
Is there a soltuion to terrorism? Answers can be found in the he principle of “Love thy neighbor as you love theyself!”
Work Smarter, Not Harder: Time Management Tips
In this episode of “Work Smarter, Not Harder: Time Management Tips,” we dive into the fifth method out of the ten presented to effectively manage time. This mini-series is designed to provide you with valuable insights and strategies to better manage your time in order to fulfill your life’s purpose. Be sure to check out the transcription of this podcast episode for additional resources available on our website.
A Backup Plan
In this podcast titled “A BACK UP PLAN,” the author pays tribute to their mentor Rabbi Yitzchok Lowenbraun and stresses the importance of having a backup plan. They discuss the benefits of a side income stream and suggest identifying personal strengths and mentorship as critical starting points. The episode aims to encourage listeners to create a better financial future while pursuing their life’s work.
Relationship Marketing – an endless supply of leads!
Building intentional, deep-rooted connections through relationship marketing requires genuine care and attention. By showing an interest in others and actively listening, we can create strong relationships worth more than money. Rabbi Dave Felsenthal believes that relationships mirror a parent’s love for their child, demonstrating the need to prioritize and sacrifice for those we care about. By treating relationships with the same importance as multimillion-dollar business deals, we can create endless sources of leads and connections that enrich our personal and professional lives.
Special Podcast Episode: What Does It Mean To Be Rich?
What Does it Mean to be Rich? is a thought-provoking podcast by Rabbi David Felsenthal. He shares a powerful anecdote about Peter, who learned that true happiness isn’t found in material possessions. The episode explores the meaning of true wealth, emphasizing the importance of finding joy in what one has and cherishing life’s blessings and human connections. It questions whether being materialistic wealth rich truly leads to true happiness.