What happens when a rabbi walks into the boardroom, and teaches Google how to think differently about business? In this episode, Meny Hoffman sits down with Rabbi Issamar Ginzberg, a marketing strategist, consultant, and one of the most fascinating minds in the business world today. From closing deals with global brands to giving real-world advice to small business owners, Rabbi Issamar has built a career around one simple idea: truth sells better than hype! They talk about what really builds credibility, how to turn what you already know into a profitable skill, and why being real beats being impressive every single time. You'll learn: 👉 How to turn experience into income without sounding "salesy" 👉 Why honesty is still the best marketing strategy 👉 What separates action from just motion 👉 How to get your first big client without a fancy degree 👉 Why clarity always wins over confidence If you've ever felt like you're doing the work but not getting ahead, this episode will shift how you think about business, purpose, and success itself. – 🎥 Watch & Connect 📲 More episodes: https://ptexgroup.com/podcast-main/ 🎯 Book a Clarity Session: https://calendly.com/ptex/60-minutes-strategy-meeting-clone 📲 Follow @ltbhub on Instagram and LinkedIn – 🔗 Episode Links 👤 Connect with Rabbi Issamar Ginsburg: https://www.linkedin.com/in/issamar 📘 Learn more about his work: https://rabbiissamar.com 📩 For Promotions & Inquiries (LTB Podcast): https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=13474518368&text=Hi -- 💡 Meny's Practical Pointers 1. Tell the truth. The most powerful marketing tool you have is honesty. When you're real, people remember you. 2. Action beats ideas. You can plan all day, but progress starts the moment you take the first step. 3. Prepare before the moment. Success rarely happens by luck,  it happens because you were ready when the door opened. 4. Build credibility through consistency. Show up, do good work, and let results talk louder than promises. 5. Build credibility through consistency. Show up, do good work, and let results talk louder than promises. – Episode Timestamp: 00:00 – Your birthday message & purpose in business 00:40 – How to monetize your knowledge and skills 01:00 – Meny Hoffman intro and episode overview 02:50 – Gary Vee conference and early marketing lessons 05:10 – Truth in business – why honesty sells 06:30 – From mortgages to marketing + credit score tips 08:30 – Copywriting wins and direct response strategies 12:30 – Building credibility on big stages and brand value 19:20 – Personal branding vs authentic value creation 33:30 – Consistency and long-term reputation growth 43:20 – Portfolio tips + interview preparation strategies 54:00 – Coaching vs consulting and business advice 1:01:06 – Rapid fire questions and leadership takeaways - #LetsTalkBusiness #MenyHoffman #RabbiIssamarGinzberg #BusinessStrategy #Entrepreneurship #Marketing #Consulting #Honesty #Clarity #Leadership #PtexGroup

Ever felt the pressure of a tough deadline? Now imagine that deadline isn’t about closing a deal or finishing a project, it’s about saving a life! Meet Simcha Shain, founder and CEO of ParaFlight EMS and OrganFlights.com. With more than 25 years in emergency medical services, Simcha built a company that blends aviation, logistics, and mission-driven leadership to deliver organs and critical care when every minute counts. His work is a masterclass in building systems that hold up under pressure and leading with purpose when failure isn’t an option. In this episode, Meny Hoffman sits down with Simcha to uncover what entrepreneurs and leaders can learn from running a business that operates on life-or-death deadlines. From scaling under extreme pressure to building trust with hospitals, pilots, and patients, Simcha shares how clarity of mission fuels growth, resilience, and culture. You'll discover: 👉 Why purpose-driven business models outperform profit-only ventures 👉 How to build systems that stay strong under pressure 👉 The mindset required to lead when every decision is high stakes 👉 Why relationships and trust are the real infrastructure of any company 👉 How to stay grounded as a leader when the mission never stops If you’re a founder, executive, or team leader who wants to learn how to lead with clarity, resilience, and purpose, this conversation is essential listening! - 🎥 Watch & Connect: 🔗 Listen to the Full Episode Here: https://youtu.be/PF7qsBP7T5g 🎯 Book a Clarity Session with Meny Hoffman: https://calendly.com/ptex/60-minutes-strategy-meeting-clone 📲 More Let's Talk Business Episodes: https://ptexgroup.com/podcast-main/ 📲 Instagram (@ltbhub): https://www.instagram.com/ltbhub/ 📲 LinkedIn (Let's Talk Business): https://www.linkedin.com/company/letstalkbusinessltb/ 📲 Facebook (The LTB Podcast): https://www.facebook.com/TheLTBpodcast 📲 WhatsApp Status Updates: https://wa.me/message/IQYNZFUYS443A1 📲 Join the LTB WhatsApp Group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/EKcdMc4qeZm7AL3VtcTY6T - 🔗 Episode Links (Simcha Shain): 👤 Connect with Simcha on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simshain/ 🌐 Learn More About ParaFlight EMS: https://paraflight.aero 🌐 Explore OrganFlights.com: https://organflights.com 📘 Book That Inspired Tzvi ("Giftology"): https://amzn.to/4gbM5CQ 📩 For Promotions & Inquiries (LTB Podcast): https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=13474518368&text=Hi - 💡 Practical Pointers from this Episode (Meny Hoffman's Takeaways): 1. You don’t need a typical business to build something massive. Simcha saw a real problem and created a solution, proving clarity beats chasing trends. 2.Pressure doesn’t have to paralyze you. Systems and preparation let leaders make fast, high-stakes decisions. 3. Purpose drives performance. A clear mission inspires teams, builds stronger culture, and creates accountability. 4. Relationships are real infrastructure. Trust with hospitals, doctors, and partners is what sustains growth. 5. Don’t overcomplicate it. Start with the need in front of you, take action, and keep solving as you go. - Episode Timestamps: 00:00 – Teaser: Simcha’s stories from the field 01:18 – Let’s Talk Business Podcast Intro 01:34 – Meny Hoffman introduces guest Simcha Shain 03:04 – From paramedic to founder: Simcha’s journey 07:04 – Why purpose beats profit in business building 11:00 – The systems behind ParaFlight and OrganFlights 14:50 – Leadership under pressure: lessons from high-stakes decisions 22:15 – Relationships as infrastructure: building trust with hospitals and pilots 33:39 – How to lead with clarity when the stakes are high 42:00 – Avoiding burnout: why purpose sustains performance 47:29 – Meny Hoffman’s takeaways and summary

Does your business feel like it's growing faster than you can control? Are you constantly putting out fires, frustrated that your team isn't on the same page, and feeling like the vision in your head is getting lost in translation? If you're running a business that's grown fast but now feels messy and chaotic, this episode is your intervention. Meet Tzvi Schwartz. He knows this struggle intimately. He started as an electrician and built his own contracting company with over 100 employees, experiencing all the chaos that comes with rapid growth. After selling his company, he discovered the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) and became so adept at it that he helped the company he joined scale by an incredible 400%. In this masterclass on operational excellence, Meny Hoffman sits down with Tzvi to break down the systems and mindset shifts that transform business chaos into clarity, accountability, and scalable success. You'll discover: 👉 Why businesses often hit a "danger zone" around 8-10 employees and start to lose control. 👉 The "GWC" formula (Gets It, Wants It, Capacity) for getting the right people in the right seats. 👉 How a simple system can get your entire team rowing in the same direction (and why most leaders fail at this). 👉 The crucial difference between motivation (a short-term push) and inspiration (the real key to avoiding team burnout). 👉 The "Raft Analogy" – a powerful lesson on why the very things that made you successful can now be holding you back. If you're a leader tired of the chaos and ready to build a company that can thrive without you being in the middle of everything, this conversation provides a clear, actionable playbook. 👉 Subscribe for more no-nonsense advice to help you learn, grow, and lead. – 🎥 Watch & Connect: https://youtu.be/XWM5yWvuwqU?si=AzKu46VPXGxZWi0T 🎯 Book a Clarity Session with Meny Hoffman: https://calendly.com/ptex/60-minutes-strategy-meeting-clone 📲 More Let's Talk Business Episodes: https://ptexgroup.com/podcast-main/ 📲 Instagram (@ltbhub): https://www.instagram.com/ltbhub/ 📲 LinkedIn (Let's Talk Business): https://www.linkedin.com/company/letstalkbusinessltb/ 📲 Facebook (The LTB Podcast): https://www.facebook.com/TheLTBpodcast 📲 WhatsApp Status Updates: https://wa.me/message/IQYNZFUYS443A1 📲 Join the LTB WhatsApp Group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/EKcdMc4qeZm7AL3VtcTY6T – 🔗 Episode Links: 👤 Connect with Tzvi Schwartz on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tzvischwartz/ 🏢 Tzvi's Company Website: https://www.mythrivability.com 🌐 EOS Worldwide (Find an Implementer): https://www.eosworldwide.com 📘 Book That Inspired Tzvi ("Good to Great"): https://amzn.to/444OFoz 📩 For Promotions & Inquiries (LTB Podcast): https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=13474518368&text=Hi – 💡 Practical Pointers from this Episode (Meny Hoffman's Takeaways):  1. Growth without structure burns people out. Tzvi learned the hard way. You can grow fast, but without systems, it just creates chaos. You need structure if you want to scale and stay sane.  2. Most owners wait too long to fix things. The signs are always there: overwhelm, frustration, turnover. But many owners ignore them. Tzvi says face them early, and things won’t fall apart later.  3. The right team makes or breaks growth. It’s not just about hiring “A-players.” It’s about putting people in the right seats and holding them accountable to clear expectations.  4. EOS isn’t magic, it’s discipline. The system works, but only if you work it. Tzvi shared how weekly meetings, scorecards, and vision alignment completely changed their results.  5. You can actually enjoy your business again. If you’re constantly in the weeds, there’s a better way. Tzvi helps owners to step up, lead better, and get back to the parts they love. – ⏱️ Key Episode Moments (Timestamps): 1:50 – Meet Tzvi Schwartz: From Electrician to EOS Implementer 3:01 – Tzvi's Entrepreneurial Journey & Building a 100+ Employee Business 4:27 – The Turning Point: Discovering EOS & Scaling a Company 400% 8:00 – What is EOS? The 60-Second Explanation for Business Owners 10:30 – The "We" Shift: Why Getting Everyone Aligned is a Game-Changer 13:43 – The 10-Employee "Danger Zone" Where Businesses Lose Control 17:00 – The Bottleneck is at the Top: Why Leaders are Often the Problem 18:21 – Right People, Right Seats: The "GWC" Formula Explained 35:33 – Inspiration vs. Motivation: The Real Secret to Preventing Team Burnout 41:42 – The Raft Analogy: When "What Got You Here" is Killing You Now 50:27 – Find Tzvi Schwartz Online & Learn More About His Work 51:02 – Rapid Fire Questions with Tzvi 52:14 – Meny Hoffman's Final Takeaways

Often, we don’t realize that we are our greatest weapon for positive change and that changing our lives is all about perspective. Charlie Harary is a business executive, author, and prolific speaker known internationally for his charismatic, passionate, and sophisticated lectures, seminars, and keynote addresses. In this fascinating interview, he speaks about the mental obstacles that hold us back from achieving the joy, fulfillment, and success that we all crave, and how by rewiring our minds, we’re able to see the path that will lead us to the life we truly desire. He offers practical ways that business leaders can reframe our perspectives to achieve success, how to avoid the dangers of measuring ourselves against others, and the key to developing a company that is not just a service or a product, but a people-first business. Please listen and enjoy!

Did you know that in the show, Shark Tank, only 20 to 30% of the deals that closed on air actually closed in real life? There's numerous things that can happen behind the camera and on the business deals. Learn how to succeed in your deals with the Co-Founder of Fireside Strategic, Dan King. In his previous life, Dan was a corporate lawyer and worked behind the scenes for some of the sharks on the Shark Tank TV show. Catch him in this interview with Meny Hoffman on what will make or break your business deals. Also, identify your ideal client and learn how to build a trusting relationship with them. Tune in and learn a few Shark Tank secrets while you're at it.

Not every business influencer looks or even thinks like Gary Vee and yet they could be just as amazing at what they do. Berel Solomon sports a beard and a kippah and would sooner be seen in a synagogue than in a private jet, but he is as remarkable as business influencers go. Berel is the CEO of Wealthy Executive Coaching, founder of Wealthy Commercials, and host of The Berel Solomon Show. Taking pride in his Jewish roots, Berel dedicates all his work in the world to the One above. Buckle up as he joins Meny Hoffman to talk about his career and purpose as an influencer for entrepreneurs and share invaluable business wisdom, including the importance of finding your zone of genius and operating within it to reach your full potential.

Entrepreneurs know that business growth isn’t always on a high trajectory and sometimes, it takes more than forcing it upwards to really make it work. Erik Luhrs, also known as the Bruce Lee of revenue generation, talks to Meny Hoffman about working on both the internal and external factors to make a business work. Erik says that most of the time, people look at entrepreneurship as just making money, doing everything to get more sales and revenue but often times, people forget that you have to look from the inside-out. Starting from within, entrepreneurs must be able to pinpoint what caused their business to plateau and address it by doing things out of their routine. 

Rosetta Stone was struggling to stay relevant despite having a 97% brand awareness in the United States. But the company pulled through the difficult times by staying unique to their brand while pivoting according to necessity. The good news is that they did manage to stay relevant, thanks to the leadership of Matt Hulett. Matt is the President of the company, which is a world-renowned leader in technology-based language and literacy learning. Matt is helping entrepreneurs and other small or large business owners by giving practical advice in pivoting company progress in order to unlock their full potential. Join your host, Meny Hoffman as he sits down with Matt and discusses business leadership and how you can level up your company for the future.