
Military service…
Like every 18 yr. old in Israel, I served 2 years in the army. From one moment to the next, I felt that my childhood was over. At just 18, I was given a huge responsibility. One I couldn’t mess up. I was told that people’s lives were depending on my fast, smart and accurate decisions. Suddenly, I was trusted by people who didn’t even know me. But they believed in me, so I needed to trust my healthy intuition, remind myself of what my parents had taught me, and keep an open and good channel of communication with my officers and the team I was working with.
Traveling the world…
When my military service was over, I needed to travel far away and try something new and completely different. At 20, I found a job in the US and was once again, away from home. I met new people, I worked 11 hours a day, and I got to experience a very different life to the one I was used to. As my contract ended a year later, I came back to Tel Aviv restless, with the urge to explore more, meet more people, learn a new language, and taste life to the fullest.