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There's freedom and there is freedom . . . and then there is true personal freedom. There is likely nothing more valuable or rewarding in life than true personal freedom and there is a real tangible step by step process you can use to make it part of your life. We will go through this process in three stages: clarify the nature of true personal freedom and how it workstranslate that to you and your personal circumstances and experiencepave your own personal pathway toward profound existential freedom.By the end of this video you will be on your way to realizing everything you have inside of you, and filling the world with your own unique flavor of Divine magic! GET THIS VIDEO ON WHATSAPP 👉🏼 https://wa.me/16468838458?text=freedo... ❤️ DONATE TO SUPOORT THESE VIDEOS (tax-deductible in USA) 👇🏼 https://RabbiGlick.link/partner SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE 👇🏼 ON YOUTUBE 👉🏼 https://RabbiGlick.link/youtube ON WHATSAPP 👉🏼 https://RabbiGlick.link/wa BY EMAIL 👉🏼 https: RabbiGlick.link/subscribe

There is a decision that can — literally — make the practical difference that allows you achieve the things you know you have the potential for and you want to make happen! It is a decision you can make at any time that will give you a real fresh start moving forward, and the days leading up to Yom Kippur are the perfect time to talk about it.

We all have values, but if someone observed you living life for a day, would their opinion of your values match your own? Why is it that too often our lives don't reflect our values as much as we'd like? What can we do about it?

Each of us is unique, better at some things and weaker at others, so which combination of characteristics is most valuable? What is THE most valuable characteristic? What IS it that determines how valuable each of us is? We can't really ask The Creator, and even if we could, actions speak louder than words; we CAN look at The Creator's behavior, and when we pay attention the answer is clear.

Is it actually possible for us to introduce happiness into our lives? This question has been addressed ad nauseum, BUT in today's podcast episode I approach it in a novel way that I’m confident will leave you with: a new understanding of the nature of happiness andclarity in deciding your path forward from now.

You can decide to be free; if you want to and you know how. Life is complicated. For all of us. With some clarity about what will and will not give us the freedom we're working to achieve, we can put our time and effort into the things that will actually make a difference. GET THE VIDEO OF THIS EPISODE ON WHATSAPP: RabbiGlick.link/footprint

To cry? Or not to cry? Crying can be very therapeutic. When circumstances causes us pain, processing the pain and express it through crying leaves us better able to deal with being in those difficult circumstances in much healthier state than if all those negative emotions were still pent-up inside unprocessed. Considering how beneficial crying is, should one ever recommend not choosing to cry about being in painful circumstances? The answer is a resounding YES! Sometimes. A deep lesson from encounters between Yaakov, Yosef, and Binyamin in this week's #Torah potion.

Double standards get a bad rap and mostly they deserve it, but as strange as it sounds, there IS a double standard that will make your life richer, more fulfilling, and more rewarding. Dancing the fine line between one standard in our personal lives and another when facing challenges, this double standard will add to our life experience rather than take away from it. This visual video of this episode is available on Youtube, FB, and Whatsapp. GET THIS VIDEO ON WHATSAPP (for sharing): https://wa.me/16468838458?text=double-standard SUBSCRIBE TO SHORT VIDEO ON WHATSAPP: https://wa.me/16468838458?text=subscribe-PC

Need a break from the election madness? How does a life without a second of wasted time sound? Soothe your soul and supercharge your lived experience with a new podcast episode on this weeks parsha: Live Without Wasting a Second. Ever.

How much of a difference can living intentionally really make to your life? For this week’s Byte of Judaism, let’s take a quick dive into the power of intentional living.

I hear people talk plenty about investing in their long term financial wellbeing, but it is far less often that I hear people talk about investing in themselves, and this second category of investment is no less important than the first. There are a number of investments we can make in ourselves, and this new podcast episode for Tisha B'Av (Investing is an underlying theme of Tisha B'Av) discusses some of the highest ROI investments we can possibly make in ourselves. GET IN TOUCH about speaking engagements: [email protected] FIND RABBI YISROEL GLICK ON: Instagram: Instagram.com/RabbiGlick Facebook: Facebook.com/RabbiGlick YouTube: RabbiGlick.link/YouTube