Elie Goldring went from selling car accessories and hustling side gigs to spending two decades building one of the most successful sales teams in the industry—only to walk away and start over. In this episode, Elie opens up about his personal journey: overcoming dyslexia, founding a nonprofit, and discovering EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System), a business framework that transformed his life.

From mentoring young entrepreneurs to helping companies scale with clarity and structure, Elie shares real stories, hard-won insights, and the mindset that allowed him to pivot mid-career and rediscover purpose. Whether you're leading a team or just starting out, this is the episode you didn’t know you needed.

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00:00 Introduction and Opening Remarks

00:27 Meet the Hosts and Guest Introduction

01:16 Ellie's Entrepreneurial Journey

03:15 Culinary Depot Experience

04:10 Founding Hope.org

05:04 Challenges and Overcoming Dyslexia

08:39 Transition to EOS

11:48 Implementing EOS at Culinary Depot

12:54 Ellie's Current Endeavors

40:32 Opening Remarks and Vulnerability

41:14 Introducing the Sales Team

41:43 Challenges with a Top Performer

43:15 Motivation and Inspiration Techniques

46:42 Understanding Company Vision and Goals

54:00 Transition to Business Consultation

55:24 The Importance of Reward and Recognition

01:06:27 Implementing EOS in Companies

01:13:26 Reflections and Lessons Learned

01:19:10 Closing Thoughts and Future Goals

For more information about EOS or to connect with Elie Goldring:

📞 732.995.7757

📧 Elie.goldring@eosworldwide.com

In this episode,Shmueli Ungar joins Michael and Ushy for a raw, funny, and inspiring conversation about how he went from singing at free weddings to selling out shows across the world. He shares the early struggles, the first time someone believed in him, and what it really takes to make it in Jewish music.

Plus—yes, we go there—Shmueli gets real about Bitcoin, why he jumped into crypto, and how it connects to his fearless approach to life and career. Music. Money. Mishaps. This one's got it all.

Don’t miss this epic conversation with one of Jewish music’s most dynamic voices.

00:00 The First Millionaire in Your Family

00:20 Welcome to the Sensational Podcast

00:46 The Power of Music in Life

01:38 Celebrating Birthdays: A Family Tradition

03:11 Discovering a Passion for Singing

06:55 The Journey to Becoming a Wedding Singer

13:35 Lessons from the First Gig

13:43 The Importance of Being on Time

15:11 Navigating the Wedding Industry

29:13 The Role of Family Support

33:55 Knowing Your Worth: Setting the Right Price

34:15 Early Career Struggles and Hustle

36:03 Family Background and Connections

39:23 Rising Through the Ranks: Increasing Fees

46:43 The Bitcoin Debate: A Deep Dive

01:11:08 The Value of Bitcoin vs. Traditional Currency

01:11:24 Quantum Computers and Bitcoin Security

01:11:56 The Hype and Fad of Bitcoin

01:12:55 Bitcoin's Role in Global Economics

01:16:05 The Mystery of Satoshi Nakamoto

01:19:56 Bitcoin as a Savings Vehicle

01:23:48 The Future of Bitcoin and Traditional Currency

01:26:57 Jewish Music Industry Insights

01:43:09 Reflections and Closing Thoughts

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We made it to Episode 40 — and we’re celebrating with something big. This special edition of the None of Your Business podcast brings you the top 10 most unforgettable conversations we’ve had so far.

From life-saving medevac missions to viral tefillin moments, deep healing journeys, and raw truths about faith, family, and purpose — these are the moments that left a mark on us and our listeners.

This episode features:

• Zeesh Mermelstein on ayahuasca and emotional healing
• Peter Tilem on Jewish gun ownership after October 7
• Faygee Morgenshtern on the COVID-era PPE hustle
• Eli Rowe on a medevac rescue mission to Ecuador
• Akiva & Chaim on unexpectedly joining the IDF
• Chaim Sieger on building legacy over scaling fast
• Doc Gooden on being a Jewish schoolboy’s baseball idol
• Nachi Gordon on branding, podcasting, and purpose
• Tzvi Gluck on the impact of school expulsions
• Yossi Farro on viral tefillin and Jewish influence online

This episode is packed with emotion, insight, and perspective — and it’s dedicated to you, our listeners, for helping us reach this milestone.

Whether you’ve been here since Episode 1 or you’re just joining us now, this is the one to hear.

Share it with a friend, leave a review, and make sure you’re subscribed for more real, honest conversations that go beyond the headlines.

00:00 Celebrating 40 Episodes: A Milestone Achievement

01:26 Ayahuasca Journey: A Deep Dive into Healing

13:23 Gun Safety and Legalities with Peter Tilem

19:13 Sales Strategies and PPE Insights with Faygee Morgenshtern

23:52 Eli Rowe: The Life of a Pilot and Medic

31:00 Combat Soldiers: Stories from the Frontline

33:53 Nursing Home Industry: A Veteran's Perspective

39:13 Meaningful Minutes with Nachi Gordon

40:31 Reflecting on the 30s and 40s

40:47 The Evolution of Taste Buds

41:02 Marketing Staples: Mayo and Ketchup

41:57 High School Experiences and Early Career

44:10 The Value of Non-Conformity in Education

45:14 Interview with Doc Gooden

50:08 Yossi Farrow: The Tefillin Rapper

55:03 Breaking Records with Tefillin

01:02:44 Interview with Tzvi Gluck