“Wisdom from the field” By Tzviki Krasnjansky
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<p>Wisdom from the Field is a podcast for shluchim focused on real breakthroughs — in fundraising, leadership, and growth.</p> <p>Through honest conversations with shluchim from the field, the podcast explores the experiences, challenges, decisions, and lessons that have brought trues shlichus success. These interviews offer practical insights, fresh perspectives, and real-world wisdom drawn from lived experience — what’s worked, what hasn’t, and what they’ve learned along the way.</p> <p>Alongside the interviews, the podcast also features Field Notes — short, practical reflections drawn from coaching work and recurring patterns across conversations in the field. Field Notes are designed to offer clear, grounded insights you can sit with or apply right away.</p> <p>Whether you’re navigating fundraising, leadership pressure, growth, or clarity in your shlichus, Wisdom from the Field is here to support your next breakthrough.</p>
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Recent Episodes
May 28, 2026
Fundraising Special: From Constant Pressure to Clear Strategy with Rabbi Eliyahu Schusterman
In this special episode of Wisdom from the Field, I sit down once again with Rabbi Eliyahu Schusterman to explore a practical and highly organized approach to annual fundraising. We discuss the shift from constant year-round fundraising pressure toward a more structured annual campaign model — including donor strategy, major gifts, ambassadors, campaign planning, and how presenting your moised with greater clarity and confidence can change the way people respond. This conversation is especially relevant for shluchim and nonprofit leaders looking to create a more sustainable, focused, and effective fundraising process. — You can reach Rabbi Schusterman via: WhatsApp: 404-931-6449 Email: eliyahu@elijahthenonprofit.com — If this episode was meaningful, please share it with someone who might benefit. For ongoing insights on fundraising, leadership, and the inner work of shlichus, join my email list here: https://mailchi.mp/c0f254880cc4/new-subscribers To learn more about my work with shluchim, visit: www.coachingbytzviki.com Follow on LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook
May 19, 2026
Ep. 27. No One Can Stop You — But You | Rabbi Yossi Mintz
In this powerful conversation, Rabbi Yossi Mintz of Chabad Redando Beach shares the mindset, courage, and relentless persistence behind building one of the most impactful shlichus operations in California. What began as a small grassroots Chabad house in Redondo Beach eventually grew into a thriving network of programs, schools, community initiatives, and a $70 million Friendship Campus — but Rabbi Mintz makes it clear that the greatest limitations were never external. “The ceiling was in my own mind.” In this episode, we explore: breaking through internal limitations developing the courage to think bigger building deep donor relationships over decades why persistence matters more than quick wins how love for another Yid opens every door leadership, delegation, and growing an organization navigating pressure, uncertainty, and setbacks with bitachon the power of positivity — and why if it’s not good, the story isn’t over This conversation is filled with fiery encouragement, practical fundraising wisdom, powerful stories, and a deep sense of mission and responsibility. If you’re a shliach, leader, fundraiser, or anyone trying to build something meaningful, this episode will challenge you to think bigger — and remind you that sometimes the only thing standing in the way is yourself. --- If this episode was meaningful, please share it with someone who might benefit. For ongoing insights on fundraising, leadership, and the inner work of shlichus, join my email list here: https://mailchi.mp/c0f254880cc4/new-subscribers To learn more about my work with shluchim, visit: www.coachingbytzviki.com Follow on LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook
April 28, 2026
Ep. 26. I Send My Invoices to Heaven | A Conversation with Rabbi Moishy Goldman
In this rich and honest conversation, I sit down with Rabbi Moishy Goldman, shliach at Chabad of Waterloo, to explore the realities of shlichus — both the practical and the internal. We speak about the balance between having strong bitachon and doing your part — including Moishe’s powerful line: “I send my invoices to heaven.” We also get into the ups and downs of fundraising, losing major donors and rebuilding, and why doing something — even if it’s imperfect — matters more than waiting for the ideal system. We also discuss: Setting boundaries between family life and shlichus while building a Chabad house Not being overly hard on yourself How to keep moving even when things feel heavy The importance of handing off what others can do — and focusing on what only you can do And maybe most importantly — we explore the unseen impact of shlichus, and why you may be doing far more than you realize. If you’re looking for a good dose of chizuk, or just a gishmak, enjoyable conversation — you’ll really enjoy this one. --- If this episode was meaningful, please share it with someone who might benefit. For ongoing insights on fundraising, leadership, and the inner work of shlichus, join my email list here: https://mailchi.mp/c0f254880cc4/new-subscribers To learn more about my work with shluchim, visit: www.coachingbytzviki.com Follow on LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook
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- What is “Wisdom from the field” By Tzviki Krasnjansky?
<p>Wisdom from the Field is a podcast for shluchim focused on real breakthroughs — in fundraising, leadership, and growth.</p> <p>Through honest conversations with shluchim from the field, the podcast explores the experiences, challenges, decisions, and lessons that have brought trues shlichus success. These interviews offer practical insights, fresh perspectives, and real-world wisdom drawn from lived experience — what’s worked, what hasn’t, and what they’ve learned along the way.</p> <p>Alongside the interviews, the podcast also features Field Notes — short, practical reflections drawn from coaching work and recurring patterns across conversations in the field. Field Notes are designed to offer clear, grounded insights you can sit with or apply right away.</p> <p>Whether you’re navigating fundraising, leadership pressure, growth, or clarity in your shlichus, Wisdom from the Field is here to support your next breakthrough.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
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Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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