Rabbi Hauer used this mindset and framework to believe in everyone’s potential, even those whom others didn’t believe in—or those who didn’t believe in themselves.
When fear of failure holds us back, we never fully push ourselves to next-level thinking, bold action and, ultimately, success.
What truly drives decision-making—authority or influence?
Whether it’s a business undergoing restructuring, a family dealing with a religious shift, or an individual undergoing a personal transformation, the healthiest way to approach change is with patience and…
Indeed, if you don’t believe in your mission . . . in yourself, and in your team, can you truly lead?
If you name five characteristics that are key to who you are—is “Jewish” one of them?
Whom will you bless next with their own gifts?
What is it about partnership—whether in study, at home or at the office—that makes it work?
