Defining Success ft. Rav Simi Lerner (Educator and Electrician)

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Your job is a means to an end. Your job is a means to your ability to live out your mission. Not to study Tyra. That's part of your mission. You have to know your mission. But your job is a means to an end. Your job is a tool in your ability to draw yourself closer to a keshu. Your it isn't your missional and welcome to tank the podcast are the challenges and opportunities of being a bentora in the workforce. It's l and we are preparing for the yum with the theme of defining success. of defining success. When we take stock of where we are holding as a that will hopefully lead to chuva, we are essentially making a comparison where we are versus where we should be. One of the things that I set out to understand through this podcast is how to define success as a bentora in the workforce. Where should we be? Many of my rebum emphasize having very ambitious goals. How do we balance that with the blessed constraints of work, family, and community? This is what we are talking about during L. This week's are talking about during L. This week's episode is with Rafimi Learner. Ravsimi is an educator at various institutions in Tel Aviv and Shalai. He is a hardcore Hersheian and we talk about Torah and other fundamental ideas from Hersh and how they help us define success. Oh, and Rimi is a certified electrician zipping around Bamesh to knock down walls, repair wires, and more. Before we begin, a quick personal request. Please take 10 seconds to help us grow this show by

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1. 0:00Your job is a means to an end. Your job is a means to your ability…
2. 5:04expressing an ancient ideas in a modern language but in such a beautiful and I suppose…
3. 9:42why is it such a profound slogan to Jewish people today is because it it it…
4. 14:16sensitivity. It's a question of growth. You'll you'll mess up. You'll mess up. And that's by…
5. 19:21teachers, they're no worse teachers, but the worst teachers are the teachers who don't change, who…
6. 23:58these ideas and and and try to understand for myself a little bit better. You set…
7. 28:32supposed to be thinking about and and and and striving. Maybe we connect it to one…
8. 34:07changes your perspective on the world. But then again, you look at the world again and…
9. 38:42not sure because um I can understand how a person can say studying Mishnas is super…
10. 43:14talk to me about a a a a uh a a structure, value, and meaning that…

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