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CTTP BarberTalk

CTTP BarberTalk

By: Isaac Miracles & Dani The Barber
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 CTTP BarberTalk is where real conversations happen — the kind you hear in a barbershop when people feel comfortable enough to be honest. Rooted in a Montreal Jewish perspective, the show explores life through open dialogue about culture, faith, music, business, creativity, struggle, success, and even taboo topics. We bring our own views but welcome perspectives we may disagree with. The goal isn’t to be right — it’s to be real.Copyright 2026 Isaac Miracles & Dani The Barber Judaism Social Sciences Spirituality
Episodes
  • I Grew Up With Nothing. Now I Run 15 Brokers at 31.” | Faith, Fear & Making It in Montreal

    I Grew Up With Nothing. Now I Run 15 Brokers at 31.” | Faith, Fear & Making It in Montreal
    Feb 28 2026

    At 31 years old, Samuel Benizri leads a 15-person commercial real estate team in Montreal. But he didn’t grow up with money. He shared a bedroom. He couldn’t run hot water and electricity at the same time. He was raised by a single mother.

    In this episode of CTTP BarberTalk, Sam opens up about:

    • Growing up without a father

    • Being raised by a single mother who sacrificed everything

    • Why growing up broke can be your biggest advantage

    • The fear that drives him every single day

    • Building and managing a 15-person team before 32

    • Staying humble while leveling up

    • Faith, emunah, and speaking to Hashem daily

    • Why success is YOU vs YOU

    This conversation goes beyond money. It’s about discipline. It’s about identity. It’s about knowing your place and becoming the man you’re meant to be.
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    57 mins
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