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It’s always a thrill to discover that you can earn a living doing something you love. Dena Ackerman drew and painted throughout childhood but never

“It took ten years of study, testing, and tweaking, but I got myself a PhD in Shabbos prep.” Tamar Cohen’s voice is calm and vibrant,

“I hated my job; I came home miserable each day.” Chani Marenstein learned graphics but couldn’t find a job in the field. She started telemarketing

“Everyone in our networking group presented their business. I didn’t sleep for a month before mine. “‘I have nothing to say,’ I kept thinking.” Chaya

“There’s an organization for every type of distress — for older singles, childless women, those whose child has special needs. “And here’s the woman who

“Temech is an anchor and a life jacket for religious female entrepreneurs.” Chasi Yudelevitch has been involved with Temech since she entered the business world.

“Once, I loved my business. It was exciting and energizing. But I was slowly burning out.” Libby Rubin gives talent classes—dance, drama, exercise, and more.

They were all her competitors – but they were the ones who helped her build up her business. Tamar Schreiber studied architecture and interior decorating.

She had the knowledge — but she couldn’t land a job. Simcha Yedid studied computer programming after high school and graduated in 2013. But every

 “The problem with my husband’s work was that, if you do a good job, you don’t see the customer again for a while.” Ami Hizkiya

At 16, Esther Avital Gottesman was passionate about bands, aspiring to work in the music industry. By 18, she was interning at a top record