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Don't let the moment define you, but rather you define the moment. Story is told about a rebbe that in the middle of his class ran frantically to the principal's office. He said, "Can I use your phone?" He said, "Sure." He called home. The principal, unbeknownst to the rebbe, was watching and he saw that the rebbe's face turned ashen gray. But then afterwards, he collected himself and went back into the classroom as if nothing happened. Later, the menahel met the rebbe and said, "What happened? I saw something was going on in the phone call." He says, "Yes, I just remembered in the middle of my class that my wife
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