“Wisdom from the field” By Tzviki Krasnjansky
“Wisdom from the field” By Tzviki Krasnjansky
Podcast Description
This podcast brings you the journeys, experiences, and lessons of Shluchim, offering both practical advice and powerful insights to fuel your next fundraising breakthrough.
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The show explores themes of resilience, faith, and fundraising strategies within the Chabad-Lubavitch community, with episodes like 'The Courage to Rebuild' showcasing personal stories and practical advice from Shluchim who have faced significant challenges and emerged stronger.
Wisdom from the Field is a podcast for shluchim focused on real breakthroughs — in fundraising, leadership, and growth.
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.
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.
Whether you’re navigating fundraising, leadership pressure, growth, or clarity in your shlichus, Wisdom from the Field is here to support your next breakthrough.
Delegation is one of the biggest growth challenges for shluchim.
Many shluchim know they should be delegating — yet still find themselves doing everything themselves. Why is that?
In this conversation with Rabbi Yosef Romano, founder of Chabad Suite and Chabad Concierge, we explore what really gets in the way of successful delegation.
Drawing from years of working with shluchim and helping them build systems and teams, Yosef shares powerful insights into the deeper dynamics of delegation — including the mindset shifts, leadership growth, and organizational structure required to build a thriving moisad.
We discuss:
•Why delegation is much harder than it looks
•The difference between delegating tasks, responsibilities, and ownership
•Why you can’t effectively delegate what you don’t understand
•The leadership transition from pioneer → operator → institutional leader
•What it takes to build real infrastructure in a growing Chabad house
This conversation goes far beyond virtual assistants or administrative help.
It’s about the inner and outer shifts required for a shliach to grow from doing everything themselves to building something that can grow beyond them.
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