Rabbi Evan Moffic talks about living in fear, especially in this day of Coronavirus pandemic. But fear isn’t necessarily a bad thing. The way in which we handle fear can be a strength. Part of success comes from confronting our fear, and getting out of our comfort zone. 

Key Takeaways:

[2:15] Dealing with the Coronavirus panic in the air

[3:30]  “The whole world is a narrow bridge “ -Nachman of Bratslav

[7:25] If we can understand our fear, we will be healthier human beings

[9:15] Success only comes when we get out of our comfort zone

[11:27] Faith is the ability to deal with uncertainty

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Rabbi Evan Moffic is here today to discuss 5 ways you can make yourself happier. Money and happiness are related, but not the same thing. There's also a difference between pleasure and happiness. One is fleeting, the other lasting. The best way to get wealth is to meet other people's needs, but how do you spend your money to make you happier? Listen in as Rabbi Moffic explores just that in today's episode.

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In the previous episode Rabbi Evan Moffic explored whether it was a sin to be wealthy. Today, he examines four reasons you, as a believer, should WANT to be wealthy. Remember, money is neither good nor bad, it's what you do with it that truly matters.

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Rabbi Moffic discusses four reasons that you really want to be wealthy in our society today. It's not for the reasons many people want to be wealthy, it's not about status and buying things to give us status among other people. In fact, the desire for wealth can push us to constantly get better at what we do; the pursuit and attainment of wealth can change our self-perception. Being wealthy opens us up to the ability to give and serve so many more people than we could if we weren't aspiring to greater heights.

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Rabbi Moffic explores the question of whether it's a sin to be rich. Many in today's society equate being wealthy with sin in our society. But, in reality, how we use money reflects our innermost values. Part of building wealth is solving problems. People that see money as a sin think of money as a scarce resource, that if we have some then they can't have any.Money is not a goal in itself, it's a means to a higher goal, which is service.

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Rabbi Evan Moffic discusses one of his favorite passages from Ecclesiastes and the 5 things it teaches us about managing risk. Risk is everywhere in life, even when it's minimal. As people, it's important to think long term, because what we're doing right now determines our future. We should look to create multiple streams of income to prepare us for whatever eventualities come our way, as well as focus on small, consistent, patient actions to get us where we want to go.

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Rabbi Evan Moffic examines 6 of the reasons that King Solomon was able to amass as much as he was able during his life. They're all things that we ourselves can utilize to make our lives better. We all need to keep our focus in a distracted world in order to allow us to discover what our unique advantage is. It's also important to figure out how we can get things done through other people, while also identifying what we should say yes to and what we should say no to.

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Rabbi Moffic takes today's show to discuss Joshua, the successor of Moses, and the three things he is told by God that are still applicable today. In some degree, we are all successors of those that came before us. In the bible God's advice to Joshua, to never let the bible part from his lips, to meditate on it day and night, and to be careful to do all that is in it, teach him to be the leader that he's meant to be. We can use that advice from God to teach us the habits we need in our daily lives so that we stay consistent with what is important to us. Listen to Rabbi Evan Moffic as he explains how advice given so many thousands of years ago is still crucial to our lives today.

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Rabbi Evan Moffic takes today's show to discuss 5 ways we should be using language in today's world based on what the bible tells us. One small tweak in our language can change our mindset. Rabbi Moffic explains how the story of the Rabbi and the feather pillow shows us the importance of language, as well as 5 tips for how you can use language to improve your life as well as others.

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Rabbi Evan Moffic spends today's show discussing what the bible tells us about how to treat immigrants. In today's world we have a contrast between our manmade laws and the biblical laws that are laid out for us in regards to immigration. The bible tells us to respect borders, but it also discusses the importance of treating all people as creations of God. Listen in as Rabbi Moffic explains how we can make the two differing laws work in today's world.

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