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Hey there! Welcome to the Hurwitz.tv “Leaders” interview series, where we chat with the leaders in tech and business to discuss the latest industry trends and developments. In this series, you’ll hear from CEOs, CTOs, and other thought leaders as they share their insights on everything from AI to Investing.
In this interview, we talk to Stav Millo who is a freelance copywriter.
What productivity tips have helped you significantly?
Start your day with a To Do List, the more items you cross, the happier and more satisfied you’ll get.
If there are tasks that stress you or make you want to skip them – define a reward that will keep your eyes on the prize.
What are some mindset tips you need to have when running a business?
Socialize! When you have your own business, the more friends and colleagues you’ll have the more likely you’ll get more business offers.
Be kind to the people around you and try to keep your judgment aside.
Set reachable goals, ones that you can achieve in a short period of time and some for the long run.
What are some of your favorite books or articles that have impacted the way you think?
“A Calendar of Wisdom” – by Leo Tolstoy
“The Last Lecture” – by Randy Pausch
מנחת יהודה” – מאת יהודה צבי סטריזאווער”
“The Little Prince” – by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
“The Giving Tree” – by Shel Silverstein
“The Alchemist” – by Paulo Coelho
Who is someone who has really impacted your work? It can be a family member, friend mentor, public persona, etc.
I get inspired by basically everything. The inspiration could come from other people, from family, from wise religious figures, from nature, from the wind and the sea, from my Rabbi, or young children.
What are your thoughts on the future of technology and how it will impact business?
In time, I believe technology will play a significant role in most industries, but since we are all humans, it cannot replace our warm words, touch, and minds.
Then perhaps we will learn to respect one another and to treat each other more kindly.
Who would you love to have lunch with?
Charlie Chaplin.
