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Before Zoog was an app, it was a bet: kids light up when Grandma’s the hero . Yoav Oren had the track record to try—opened China for Similarweb, closed landmark enterprise deals, produced Netflix’s Krav Maga episode, then got tiny Zoog onto Snap’s Camera Kit next to Disney. DreamWorks and Paramount followed. $1M+ ARR. 20,000+ five-star reviews. Two-minute, AR-powered stories that put family in the...

Bill Gallagher has spent years inside the rooms where companies either stall—or break through. As the founder of ScalingCoach.com , he’s coached CEOs and leadership teams to replace chaos with a repeatable rhythm, set priorities that stick, and build companies that scale without the founder carrying everything on their back. In this episode, Bill sits down with Haggai to tell the story behind that...

Eyal Karban has operated at a scale most investors never see: 2,000+ residential deals across Las Vegas and Phoenix and roughly $1B in transactions —with a playbook built on discipline, data, and transparency . This episode is the story of how that playbook was forged. Eyal walked into the wreckage of 2008, learned auctions from the ground up, and then built the systems that make speed possible: a...

If you’re a parent, you’ve probably heard of Nanit —the category leader that turned baby sleep into a measurable, improvable science. Co-founded and led by Assaf Glazer , Nanit became a unicorn and scaled to nine-figure annual sales , backed by Cornell, Technion, and dozens of peer-reviewed studies. Along the way, Assaf raised from top investors (including Upfront/Mark Suster), shipped brutally ha...

Esther Mendlowitz had done it all—built companies, led teams, poured everything into her work. And yet…It always felt like a mess. Smart, passionate people pulling in different directions. Meetings that solved nothing. Operations that broke every time the company grew. Eventually, she had to ask herself: “Is this just what entrepreneurship is supposed to feel like?” The answer came when she discov...