Anticipatory Fear: What It Reveals About Bitachon #shorts

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The opening of this shiur, in Charlie Harary’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

One of the witness tests of our lives and our relationship to the Kurdish power who is who I have anticipatory fear. So if I have anticipatory fear, that is the clearest sign that there's some part of my desire to control the circumstance, and my feeling that I have to perform for the circumstances to end in the way that I want that's taking place. Person has to get up deliver a presentation, and that presentation is going to get him an investor. And that person is scared. What is he scared about? He's going to fail. Why is he going to fail? He's not going to be able to make his money. And he can't. And the

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1. 0:00One of the witness tests of our lives and our relationship to the Kurdish power who…
2. 0:30to make his money. And he can't. And the investor is not going to come in…
3. 1:00I'm way in on this." I say, "40% coming out of the thing. Awesome." I'm like,…

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