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Chaya Fischman posted thisI’ve become the unofficial business consultant of the neighborhood. Whenever a kid comes up with a “million dollar business idea”, the parents send them to me. I sit them down on my couch, explain what I normally charge for such a meeting, offer them a snack and a drink, and then we talk business. We go through how businesses really work, and what separates a fun idea from a real opportunity. I never let them leave discouraged. We always come up with a new idea that actually fits their age and could genuinely make them money if they work hard. These might be some of my favorite consulting meetings.
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Chaya Fischman posted thisLast night my husband asked if everyone’s faces were going to be showing during the webinar I was giving. I told him that no one would be able to see each other. Just me presenting. A little while later my 10 year old, who was very clearly listening to the entire conversation, looks up completely confused and says: “Wait… there are going to be hundreds of people there… and lot of little mechitzahs? “How does that make sense?” All fun aside, if you want a link to the recording and presentation shoot me a message and Ill send it over.
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Chaya Fischman posted thisIt's not too late to rsvp for tomorrows webinar. Join me as we cover AI strategies, insights, and practical tips you can start using right away to grow and streamline your business. Looking forward to seeing you there.
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Chaya Fischman shared thisReferrals don’t close deals anymore. They open tabs. Someone hears your name… and the first thing they do is check if it holds up online. If your website, content, and presence don’t match the recommendation, you just lost a deal you never even saw. Marketing today isn’t about getting attention. It’s about confirming it. That’s where good work wins.
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Chaya Fischman posted thisWe did a flower pot painting activity before Shavuos and you should have seen the precision from my designers. Perfect lines. Perfect spacing. Everything beautifully thought through. Meanwhile, I started… and somehow what was supposed to be a smiley face ended up as a cute little monster. Honestly, it explained a lot. My team are the people who execute things beautifully, exactly as intended, inside the lines. And I’m apparently the person running around making monsters and trying to reinvent the flower pot industry.
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Chaya Fischman shared thisI thought I was advanced with AI. I use it constantly. Writing. Coding. Everything. Then I sat down with Mordy Eisenberg for an hour. Our company handles TapestryHealth marketing, and during a conversation he mentioned a completely different way of thinking about AI. I was fascinated. Using AI, Not as a tool. Not as an assistant. But as a thought partner. This led me to devour the teachings of Geoff Woods and honestly, it completely changed the way I operate as a business owner. I realized I had the whole thing backwards. Most people are using AI to help them execute faster. Very few are using it to think on a higher level. To challenge assumptions. Find blind spots. Pressure test decisions. Identify bottlenecks. Clarify strategy. Improve leadership. The shift this created for me was massive. On May 28th, I’ll be giving a webinar about what I learned, what I was missing, and how this completely changed the way I run my company. Because if you’re only using AI to save time, you’re missing the biggest opportunity entirely. Click here to RSVP: https://lnkd.in/efrGrw8G
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Chaya Fischman liked thisChaya Fischman liked thisIf Nike marketed like a B2B brand… they’d be completely forgettable. And that should scare every B2B marketer. Because that’s exactly what most B2B brands sound like. A sea of “extra 3cm sole”-level feature lists and “87% of users agree” slides.(See pages 2–3 of the deck… it’s painfully accurate.) Here’s the uncomfortable truth: The best product rarely wins. The most memorable brand does. Nike gets this. They don’t talk about foam density, tread patterns, or midsole architecture. They talk about you. Your ambition. Your identity. Your story. (Page 6 shows it perfectly: “Find Your Greatness.” Not “Now with 12% improved cushioning.”) Meanwhile, B2B brands burn millions fighting battles that “aren’t worth fighting”, feature vs. feature, spec vs. spec, blending into a sea of sameness.(Page 7 visualizes it in one brutal image.) So here’s the punchline: Stop marketing like a category. Start marketing like a conviction. Because buyers don’t remember specs. They remember stories. They remember emotions. They remember the brand that made them feel something, even when products are nearly identical. So if your marketing sounds like everyone else’s? It’s not your product that’s the problem. It’s the story you’re telling. Curious: Which B2B brand today actually makes you feel something? _________ Shoutout to Martin Zarian for this awesome visual give him a follow ♻️ Repost to help others + Join 25k + people receiving tips via social and my free email newsletter, sign up here: https://lnkd.in/eRXtjQ_C
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Chaya Fischman liked thisChaya Fischman liked this🌴✨ The wait is over! We’re just hours away from kicking off the 2026 ClearView Annual Conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico! There’s nothing better than bringing our teams together to connect, learn, collaborate, and celebrate the incredible work happening across our organization. We are excited for two days of inspiration, innovation, and strengthening the relationships that help us serve our residents every day… and of course, a little fun! A heartfelt thank you to our vendor sponsors for their partnership and support. We truly appreciate your commitment to our teams and the important role you play in our success. Here’s to great conversations, fresh ideas, and an unforgettable conference experience. Let’s make it a great week! #ClearViewTakesSanJuan 🌴☀️
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Chaya Fischman liked thisChaya Fischman liked thisZohran Mamdani’s message to Jews isn’t new. It’s a 234-year-old bargain: “To the Jews as individuals, everything. To the Jews as a nation, nothing.” That was the promise of emancipation in Revolutionary France: you can succeed, belong, even thrive… as long as your Jewish identity disappears. Mamdani’s worldview follows the same pattern. Celebrate the Jew who assimilates into your ideology. Reject the Jew who stands proudly as part of a people, a history, and a nation. It’s the same contradiction as loving American culture while despising America itself. Jews have seen this before. Acceptance conditioned on surrender is not tolerance. It’s erasure. That’s why showing up at the Israel Day Parade matters. It’s a declaration that we are not merely individual Jews seeking acceptance. We are one people, bound by a shared history, destiny, and homeland. In a time when many would prefer Jews divided and isolated, we demonstrate something more powerful: We are stronger together. Zohran Mamdani just offered New York's Jews a 234-year-old bargain https://lnkd.in/ebZNg42tZohran Mamdani's centuries-old French bargain | The Jerusalem PostZohran Mamdani's centuries-old French bargain | The Jerusalem Post
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Chaya Fischman liked thisChaya Fischman liked thisHonored to represent Allaire Health Services at the 7th World Parkinson’s Congress in Phoenix, AZ.
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Chaya Fischman liked thisChaya Fischman liked thisA little spa moment at home ✨ #ProjectRT Builders: Ashley Management Photographer:ETB Photography
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Chaya Fischman liked thisChaya Fischman liked this𝗔 𝗺𝗮𝗷𝗼𝗿 𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝗳𝗼𝗿𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗱 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗬𝗲𝘀𝗵𝗶𝘃𝗮 𝗚𝗲𝗱𝗼𝗹𝗮 𝗼𝗳 𝗗𝗲𝘁𝗿𝗼𝗶𝘁. This is a meaningful expansion of a campus that serves a growing student body and community. The new dormitory was designed to enhance daily student life while aligning with the existing campus architecture. Thoughtful planning. Seamless integration. Built for real use. A privilege to design and see through construction. With a local office in Michigan, our team is actively servicing projects across the Midwest. 𝗜𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂’𝗿𝗲 𝗽𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮 𝗰𝗮𝗺𝗽𝘂𝘀, 𝘀𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗼𝗹, 𝗼𝗿 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁, 𝗹𝗲𝘁’𝘀 𝘁𝗮𝗹𝗸. BF Design Studio and Architectural Services Lawrence Schreiber, RA, AIA, NCARB, Malka Freimark #Architecture #DesignedForReality #CampusDesign #EducationalArchitecture
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Chaya Fischman liked thisChaya Fischman liked thisThe living room is the heart of the home — a space where comfort, light, and everyday moments naturally come together. Art plays an important role in shaping the atmosphere of a space. It adds depth, character, and individuality, helping the interior feel more complete, balanced, and expressive without overwhelming it. @jerusalem_gallery specialize in Fine Jewish & Contemporary art from Jerusalem, offering unique, custom artwork and carefully curated pieces for interiors. #interiordesign #livingroomdesign #artininteriors #customart #contemporaryart
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Chaya Fischman liked thisCONGRATS!Chaya Fischman liked thisWe’re excited to announce the launch of a brand new division at Swingit Playscapes. Playground and recreational surfacing. And honestly, this might be one of the most important parts of the entire industry. Because the most dangerous part of a playground usually is not the equipment. It’s the ground beneath it. Most people think about playground flooring as just mulch or colors underneath the swings. In reality, that surface is what stands between a child and a serious injury. Mulch shifts. Rubber wears down. High traffic areas thin out. Drainage changes impact protection over time. The playground still looks safe. But underneath, the protection may no longer be doing its job. That’s why we’re now offering: Poured in place rubber Playground mulch Turf systems School and park surfacing Commercial and residential recreational flooring Not just to make playgrounds look better. To make them safer. Because safety is not just about what kids play on. It’s also about what they land on. Comment Flooring for a PDF of all our flooring options
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Chaya Fischman liked thisChaya Fischman liked thisSomething felt off in my marriage the past few days. At first, I took it personally. I thought my wife was mad at me. I started resenting the feeling of being rejected. I brought it up to my Rabbi. He told me, “Create a low-pressure opportunity for communication.” I came home and asked her gently, “Do you want to talk?” As soon as we sat down, I realized I had the wrong agenda. She didn’t need fixing. She needed space to vent. She told me she hadn’t been sleeping well and was feeling overwhelmed. I just listened. She apologized for “complaining.” I told her, “No. I’m happy you’re sharing. I thought you were mad at me.” We both felt a weight lift. Lesson learned: Marriage isn’t easy. It requires humility, communication, and forgiveness. Why am I posting this on LinkedIn? Because this platform is full of people trying to grow, not just in business, but in life. If this helps one person navigate a relationship better, it’s worth sharing. ⸻ Shameless plug: The difference between employees and spouses is… you can let them go. Send me a message If you have someone on your team causing you grief, I can give you a few tools to make them succeed. If that doesn’t work, maybe it’s time to replace them with someone better. And with that, my recruiting firm can also help. Either way, send me a message we can help. I want to hear from you! ❤️
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