In one of my previous posts about entrepreneurs, I mentioned co-hosting the Real Life Superpowers podcast. It’s a wonderful opportunity to delve into the mindsets of some of today’s top performers and take a look at their inner machinations. Being…
In one of my previous posts about entrepreneurs, I mentioned co-hosting the Real Life Superpowers podcast. It’s a wonderful opportunity to delve into the mindsets of some of today’s top performers and take a look at their inner machinations. Being an entrepreneur myself, I find these talks really important and…
If you’re aiming for a career in tech and think you need a degree, think again. You don’t. I know that especially in the US there’s a royalty status that’s especially reserved for IVY league grads but if you look at student debt stats you might want to put your…
By and large, every business opportunity is different. There’s always that tiny bit of uniqueness that comes with every pitch, every idea, and every execution. Sometimes it’s the very people that make it happen with their personalities. Sometimes I get a doer on my hands, sometimes a performer, and sometimes…
My career story is a fairly weird one. It essentially began with an end. In 2009, I received my Bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Economics at Tel Aviv University.
At M51, we believe at ‘lean mean, fail fast’ (LMFF) philosophy. If the name doesn’t sound familiar, here’s a quick recap. LMFF revolves around the large-scale testing and incremental development to discover if an idea has any value.
Saying networking is important in the business world is like saying the finale of Game of Thrones sucked - it’s obvious but there’s still something to say about it. As humans, we are hardwired to amass knowledge and in this line of work, that roughly translates to connections.
