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In the first episode of the mini-series “Business Relationships – Hiring, Firing and Working with Business Partners,” the podcast delves into the topic of hiring and provides valuable insights on what to look for when bringing new employees into your team. The host shares personal stories and experiences, as well as lessons learned from his mentor, Rabbi Steven Burg.
In this special holiday edition of “The Rabbi Who Got Rich on Sundays,” we dive into the topic of gift-giving and how to navigate the financial aspect of the holiday season. With practical tips and strategies, we aim to help you spread joy without breaking the bank.
Is there a soltuion to terrorism? Answers can be found in the he principle of “Love thy neighbor as you love theyself!”
In this episode of “Work Smarter, Not Harder: Time Management Tips,” we dive into the fifth method out of the ten presented to effectively manage time. This mini-series is designed to provide you with valuable insights and strategies to better manage your time in order to fulfill your life’s purpose. Be sure to check out the transcription of this podcast episode for additional resources available on our website.
In this podcast titled “A BACK UP PLAN,” the author pays tribute to their mentor Rabbi Yitzchok Lowenbraun and stresses the importance of having a backup plan. They discuss the benefits of a side income stream and suggest identifying personal strengths and mentorship as critical starting points. The episode aims to encourage listeners to create a better financial future while pursuing their life’s work.
This article delves into the meaning of true wealth, which goes beyond monetary gains. The story of Peter exemplifies how priorities should be straight and happiness is crucial. Pursuing wealth excessively leads to a deficit in time for loved ones, causing a lack of fulfillment. Rabbi Weinberg’s wise words ring true as happiness is more valuable than riches. Only by rejoicing in what we have can we truly enjoy the wonders of life, including human connections. Material possessions are great, but they cannot replace true joy.
