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Author Archives: Hayim Makabee
Do we really need New Year’s Resolutions?
We are approaching the Jewish New Year. In general, in our New Year’s Resolutions, we always think about what we need to change: for example, we may decide to take an interesting course or start a revolutionary diet. However, this … Continue reading
Should we Learn from Success Stories?
Most people are always looking for the “success formula”. They enjoy being inspired by huge success stories, and then try to emulate them. However, in general these success stories are often non-reproducible. They are the result of a combination of … Continue reading
Public Speaking: My Secret To Defeat The Fear To Face An Audience
Are you afraid to speak in public? You are not alone… “According to most studies, people’s number one fear is public speaking. Number two is death. Death is number two. Does that sound right? This means to the average person, … Continue reading
KashKlik Pitch at InVent DemoDay
This month I was invited to present KashKlik at InVent’s DemoDay. The audience was very engaged and asked lots of interesting questions. It was a great experience. InVent is a startup hub for entrepreneurs that are in the process of … Continue reading
Inside and Outside the Comfort Zone
I really like this picture, because it makes me think about the meaning of leaving our Comfort Zone. I’m not sure that we always feel fear when we step outside our Comfort Zone. Very often I experience excitement when I … Continue reading
On Realistic Expectations, Preparation and Adaptability
People like to list “success factors” and even “habits of successful people”. My personal observation is that it is essential to have realistic expectations. When a person understands the real challenges he is facing, he is able to prepare accordingly. … Continue reading
The Story of a Young Oleh – Taglit 2019
In the beginning of the year I gave a presentation about my experience as a New Oleh (immigrant) in Israel. The audience was a group of young Brazilian professionals visiting Israel as part of the Taglit project. They were very … Continue reading
