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My Goal for Today | Rabbi Naftali Horowitz

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My Goal for Today | Rabbi Naftali Horowitz

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[Music] one day the Wall Street firm that I worked for decided to hire a fancy consulting firm they came in they spent a week and the outflow of that meeting was at the end of the year we each out to fill out some very lengthly questionnaire about our practices and what we had done in the past year and then they asked us to Envision how we want next year to look like the next 3 years the next 5 years and the next 10 years every year when I got to these years every year when I got to these screens I would laugh this is absolutely insane how on Earth am I supposed to know what life is going to look like 10 years from now and I would then proceed to put in all the kind of nonsense that they were looking for a couple of years later I think the firm realized that none of this was working and they stopped putting those screens in front of us let's contrast that with what rman says R says on the a person should get up in the morning and make a plan for today how will I succeed today that is called a

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  2. 0:31years every year when I got to these screens I would laugh this is absolutely insane…
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