In this week's episode, I speak with Hillel Fuld about the power and light of Shabbat in the unbelievably busy world we live in. Hillel’s energy, passion and love for life and people are in full force during this interview and his presence and wisdom made me want to contribute and be so much better than I am now, in all facets of my life. I think you will love our conversation.

And in case you didn’t know, Hillel Fuld, Israel’s top marketer and “The man transforming Startup Nation to Scale up Nation” by Forbes, is a tech journalist, startup marketer, and technology expert. Hillel works with technology companies and accompanies them from idea to revenue. He also works with many leading tech brands as an influencer. These include Google, Oracle, Huawei, and many more.

Hillel’s work has been featured in CNBC, Inc Magazine, Fast Company, Entrepreneur Magazine, TechCrunch, The Next Web, and many other leading tech publications.

Hillel was recently named the 7th most influential tech blogger on the Internet, and among the top 100 most influential social media personalities across the globe.

You can read more about Hillel’s work on his website: https://www.hillelfuld.com. ; Hillel also has a tech vlog (https://youtube.com/c/HillelFuld) and a podcast (https://www.bootstrappod.com) that cover tech news in general, and Israeli innovation in particular.

What Hillel is most proud of is his family including his wife Racheli and his 5 amazing kids. He also takes pride that he has used his extensive network to help hundreds of people get jobs in the Israeli tech ecosystem.

I think Hillel was the perfect person to interview about the Dibber of Shabbat, because he is a shining example of a person more plugged in than ever to the modern world and screen filled life, who yet still makes time to unplug for what matters most. For Hillel, Shabbat balances his constant need to create, connect and contribute, with a slower, more intimate, spiritually filled existence with the people he loves most. If Hillel can do it, then so can you!

We also talked about how Shabbat, the day of Kedusha or holiness is connected to being a Kiddush Hashem, one who brings God’s light to the wider world. And believe me, Hillel does this in the most outstanding of ways, as you will learn through just a sliver incredible stories.

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