The Trust Factor with Jessy Revivo

Send us Fan Mail What if your work got easier the moment you stopped treating every prospect like your last lifeline? We sit down with CEO and long-time friend Mark Halpern to explore a counterintuitive truth: trust in the Creator doesn’t dull your edge; it sharpens your presence, calms your pitch, and makes service your unfair advantage. We start by unpacking bitachon and emunah—trust and faith—a...

Send us Fan Mail What if the way you hold money is the clearest mirror of how you hold trust? We open with a preview of our interview with Mark Halpern, a trusted adviser to families of wealth, and then dive into a frank exploration of generosity, fear, and the spiritual purpose of resources. The thesis is simple and demanding: when trust in God is real, giving isn’t risky, it’s rational. When fea...

Send us Fan Mail A simple truth can reset how we handle money: the more we clutch, the less secure we feel. We open with big news—Mark Halpern joins us Friday—then dive into a timely, practical conversation about trust, extra income, and the delicate balance between saving, spending, and sharing. If you’ve ever told yourself you’ll give “when the big money comes,” you’ll hear why generosity gets h...

Send us Fan Mail What if the real test of success isn’t how much you earn, but what you do when there’s extra? We dig into the tension between modern hustle culture and a wiser rhythm that treats money as a tool, not an identity. Starting with a clear distinction about surplus funds, we explore why “enough” keeps moving, how fear of judgement shapes our spending, and how a purpose-first approach c...

Send us Fan Mail What if the real measure of wealth isn’t your balance sheet, but your ability to feel at peace with what you’ve been given today? We take aim at the “never enough” mindset and offer a path that trades restless striving for grounded trust—without asking you to quit your job, abandon ambition, or deny hard realities. We start by reframing poverty as a chronic dissatisfaction that su...

Send us Fan Mail Fear thrives in the gap between our effort and the outcomes we can’t control. We close that gap by telling a personal story of anxiety turned into calm before a high-stakes business meeting and how one Torah class reframed risk, fear, and responsibility. That shift—give your full effort, then release the result—didn’t just change feelings; it cleared space for wise action and a fa...

Send us Fan Mail What if trust isn’t just a comfort—but a strategy that changes outcomes? We invited Rabbi Chaim Hildeshaim to unpack Bitachon, the Jewish practice of trusting Hashem with certainty, and to show how this plays out when real life feels shaky: cash flow crunches, health scares, deadlines that swallow Shabbat, and the late‑night thoughts that won’t turn off. We start by clarifying the...

Send us Fan Mail What if the peace you want is closer than you think? We take a hard look at why anxiety spikes in a world of constant alerts and imagined disasters—and how trust in God can bring the mind back from the cliff’s edge. Along the way, we preview a can’t-miss conversation with Rabbi Chaim Hildeshaim, a seasoned guide who has walked thousands through spiritual struggle and everyday life...

Send us Fan Mail The news cycle shouts chaos; we answer with trust, purpose, and a plan to grow. Today we raise the stakes for our show and for our lives, sharing why we’re bringing our first interview to the feed and how choosing to serve, even when it costs time and money, creates meaning that comfort can’t. From family and work to learning and community, we name the tension honestly: you can co...

Send us Fan Mail Feeling squeezed by a world that won’t stop shouting? We offer a different pace and a deeper compass: learn what truly matters, choose it in your heart, act with intention, and trust the outcome to Hashem. Across this conversation, we move from noise to nuance—how to protect your attention, strengthen your home life, and build community through steady, hidden service that doesn’t...

Send us Fan Mail What if your basics are already covered—and the real test is whether you’ll sacrifice comfort to do what’s right? We pause to distil a big chapter into plain guidance on trust, provision, and purpose. The conversation starts with a bold claim: the more you choose principle over pressure, the more life aligns in your favour. Not because effort doesn’t matter, but because effort wit...

Send us Fan Mail What if the most important work of your life never gets a spotlight? Today we explore how hidden mitzvahs, quiet generosity, and real trust in God become the architecture of your next world—and why that choice also improves the quality of this one. We open with updates on upcoming interviews with community leaders, rabbis, and business voices, plus a hint at a life-changing book f...

Send us Fan Mail What if success is less about what you earn and more about how you carry it? We open the door to a different kind of wealth—one built on gratitude, guidance, and the courage to turn daily work into service. Instead of preaching detachment, we make a case for engaged living: use your skills, close the deal, enjoy the fruit, then raise it with a higher intent that outlasts the momen...

Send us Fan Mail We challenge the myth that more information equals more truth and connect an ancient story to our modern screen habits. We invite you to step out of the feed, join a living community tonight, and start a simple revolution: put the phone down and reclaim your attention. • social media as facade and source of toxic comparison • loneliness, shared struggles, and the need for communit...

Send us Fan Mail History didn’t whisper today; it rang like a bell. We open with the raw emotion of the hostages’ release and the jolt of seeing that moment intersect with sacred days—Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah. From there, we trace a thread of meaning that runs through Jewish memory: redemption as a rhythm, not random luck, and faith as the lens that turns headlines into signals....

Send us Fan Mail The calendar’s most joyful reset is a masterclass in starting over. As we close the Torah and open it anew, we talk candidly about what a real fresh start looks like when the world keeps shouting for our attention. We share why renewal lands differently when you’re rooted in a community that holds you to your highest values and celebrates your growth with song, study, and shared m...

Send us Fan Mail The world keeps telling us there’s a magic number where life finally feels whole—and yet the people who hit it often feel the emptiest. We take you inside a candid look at money, status, and the quiet cost of chasing the next win, then lay out a grounded way to reclaim desire without abandoning real life. Along the way, we highlight a rare group of spiritual leaders whose joy come...

Send us Fan Mail What if joy isn’t a feeling you chase but a habit you practise with people you trust? Coming out of Sukkot, we reflect on days spent in simple spaces, sharing meals and songs, and talking bluntly about happiness—how to name it, grow it, and protect it when the world gets loud. The conversation starts with language: just as northern cultures hold many words for snow, our tradition...

Send us Fan Mail A flimsy roof, a bigger view. We step into the sukkah to practise trust, step out with clearer priorities, and rethink the old script about reward and punishment. Instead of a cosmic scoreboard, we explore consequence: how doing good aligns your life with good, how habits shape peace long before outcomes arrive, and why the next world is described as kindness rather than wages. Th...

Send us Fan Mail Ever felt your stomach drop at the sight of flashing lights in your rear-view mirror? That jolt captures a truth we dig into: fear shapes behaviour, but it’s a poor compass for a meaningful life. We explore how fear of punishment keeps us from drifting, yet why a life of mitzvot isn’t a strategy for racking up spiritual points—it’s the work of restoring a broken baseline. We unpac...

Send us Fan Mail The rush of Yom Kippur can leave you both uplifted and wiped out—and that tension is a clue. We’re stepping into Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah right as school, work, and life push us toward routine. Rather than fight the “disruption,” we lean into it as a gift: a deliberate break from the churn that lets us reconnect with purpose, family, and community. We talk candid...

Send us Fan Mail The hardest day can be the freest day. We open with the raw honesty of Yom Kippur—fasting, repetition, and the grind of self-inventory—and trace how that discomfort turns into a clean sense of renewal at nightfall. From there, we tackle a thorny question with practical stakes: why does the Torah give so little airtime to Olam Haba, the world to come, while pouring detail into the...

Send us Fan Mail The dash between our birth date and death date on a tombstone—that tiny horizontal line represents our entire existence. What are you doing with yours? Linda Ellis's powerful poem "The Dash" serves as the centerpiece for this soul-stirring episode of The Trust Factor. We explore how this simple punctuation mark encapsulates everything that matters: how we treat othe...

Send us Fan Mail If reward always landed the second we did good, we’d all become button-pressers, not choosers. We open up a candid look at cause and effect—why justice often feels delayed, how that delay protects free will, and what it means for the way we live, give, and influence the people around us. From the ancient measure-for-measure principle to modern moments at the charity box, we explor...

Send us Fan Mail The dash between birth and death dates on a tombstone represents everything that matters—how we lived, who we impacted, and what we contributed to this world. As we enter the sacred week of Yom Kippur, this episode delves into profound questions about our purpose and what awaits us beyond this life. Drawing from ancient wisdom and modern understanding, we explore the Jewish concep...