In previous productivity steps we planned our work (Step 1,) put systems in place to keep our people informed and in sync (Step 2,) rolled up our sleeves to get work done (Step 3,) and identified strategies to sustain the momentum we’ve built (Step 4.) This post goes deeper on Step 5, Leading for Maximal... Read more » (Read More)

The Torah begins with the story of Creation not just because our world begins there historically, but also because it starts there philosophically. (Read More)

In the Mishna before Pirkei Avos we say, “Your nation… will inherit (yershu) forever.” We understand that the eight verses in Tehillim 119 (beginning with the letter Yud) teach us how to use the letter Yud to be worthy to deserve the best and greatest inheritance from Hashem → “Your hands (Yodayim starts with a... Read more » (Read More)

A wise man, Reb Zusha, once said of himself: “When you go up to heaven, you will not be asked why you were not Moses. You will be asked why you didn’t become yourself.” As humans, we are spiritually dynamic — something that cannot be said about any other creature. When it comes to spiritual... Read more » (Read More)