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Seven days? Two weeks? A month? The right length for your pilot trip depends entirely on your circumstances—but there are real trade-offs to understand before you book. In this video, we break down what's actually achievable in different timeframes and help you structure your trip for maximum clarity, not just maximum activity.
What We Cover:
0:00 – Introduction
— The 7-day minimum: what's possible and what you'll sacrifice
— The 10-14 day sweet spot for most families
— When a 3-week trip makes sense
— Why longer isn't always better (diminishing returns)
— Structuring your trip in phases: orientation, exploration, reflection
— Planning around the weekly rhythm and Jewish calendar
— The case for multiple staged trips vs. one comprehensive visit
— How to measure pilot trip success
Key Takeaway: Don't measure your pilot trip by whether you return with a definite decision. Measure it by whether you return knowing more than when you left—and clearer on what you still need to learn.

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