Choose: One Lens to Reality Makes You Healthy, Wealthy & Wise. The Other Lens Does the Opposite.
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2019
- Why you should never take notes while listening to a lecture. Why Jewish last names usually advertised their owners’ occupations. Yes, a man may be somewhat more than his work, but surprisingly, not as much more as you’d have thought. The activity of work and money-making, influences women’s personalities and identities far less than these things shape men. The real reason that unemployable people are not working; Hint: It’s not because they don’t know how to fix computers or write software. Why their children are utterly uneducable regardless of how much money we spend on teachers and schools. What really happened on 9-11. No, not 2001, but 1683. Explaining Middle-East politics without using words like God or Religion. Why Holland has a stronger economy than Belgium. How to use optimism as a revenue tool. Why the swimsuit industry rejected your rabbi’s job application. The mysterious fifty-year economic cycle in international finance. Why the verb “write” occurs 248 times in the Hebrew Scripture and how you can use that permanent principle to increase your income.
Thanks for reminding me of Peter Drucker and explaining that Drucker Means Printer
Thank You Rabbi
You’re most welcome, Sonny Brahmi, thank you for listening. Cordially ~ RDL
Great lecture. I did not know about Peter Drucker. Also, I enjoy the clarity of your teachings about what is good and bad behaviour. About the comparisons between economies: in the U.S. the largest number of non-public schools are Catholic and its church is the largest non-government provider of health care services in the world.
Dear JGAstaiza Thank you. You might enjoy the writings of Peter Drucker. Appreciated you writing. Cordially ~RDL
Speaking of tongue in cheek: You are SO HILARIOUS!! You got me, hook, line and sinker. . . On my third time of listening to this, I am settling down to pondering the wonderful sense of brotherhood exhibited to us, of which you spoke Boy YOU are over-the-top in pulling our legs!! And that's all I will say, I hope I haven't spoiled it for someone else, but I just HAD to comment!!!
Narnia Girl Hope you’re doing well and still listening. Cordially ~ RDL
@@rabbidaniellapin. Oh, hi there! I've been thinking I should get back with you and at least send you a smoke signal! I sent you an email of "what's up!" : ) I don't know how to do emoticons!
Narnia Girl it’s simple. 😇. You really ought to discover the secret 🤣. Happy to hear you’re good. Cordially ~ RDL
Thank you Rabbi Lapin. Very informative and of course life changing.
saviour simwanza You’re most welcome. Change is wonderful. Enjoy. Cordially ~ RDL
God bless you.
To the mystery woman's (wink-wink) buying habits, I would also add that besides buying things "wholesale if possible" -- it gives one a great deal of satisfaction to happen upon an inconspicuous treasure at a thrift store (Yay Goodwill!) or estate sale! Also, Rabbi Lapin, thank you for your validation that it is impossible to do two things well at once. That is an "Emperor's has no clothes" argument. It is time for society to be unshackled from this deleterious concept. As to understanding history, I REALLY appreciated your lesson dealing with the scene in Europe from the years 9/11/683 to 9/11/01. Your oral treatise illustrates why knowing history and the motivations for people's actions empowers us to understand and deal realistically, pragmatically with present-day conflicts. If we deny that, we can't see the gun pointed at us. In addition to your observations on the effects of Catholicism vs. Protestantism on societies, I'd like to note that in Central and South America, the stronger Protestantism is, the stronger the society is, with the standard of living rising noticeably. The Bible (not man-made church doctrine) frees people!!! I was fascinated to hear about Nicolai Kondratiya (how do you spell it?). I would like to read his thoughts, hear his complete story: thank you for the correct spelling of his name. I have one complaint, Rabbi Lapin: your lectures are so ponderous, so multi-textured that I find myself having to listen three or four time before I am satisfied that I have absorbed your content in all its permutations. . . I fear I'm becoming a little obsessive-compulsive!
Hello Narnia Girl, so nice to hear from you again. It’s Kondratieff! I enjoyed all your points thanks so much. Sorry to make you listen repeatedly but I hope it brings you value in the end. Cordially ~ RDL
@@rabbidaniellapin. Oh, I'm sorry, I used the wrong word: I really am not complaining, I'm having the time of my life, the most fun EVER getting educated in all kinds of matters following you, and now Susan -- I just read some of her musings. Thank you! No complaints, really, that was just a mislaid tongue-in-cheek remark. : )
Dear Narnia Girl, so was mine. I wasn’t being serious either. Keep listening and reading and stay happy! Cordially ~ RDL
Awesome
Dear Moses working, I’m so happy that you find these teachings to be awesome. Cordially ~ RDL
Thank you sir, from iraq
Thanks Anglosaxon EnglandCh, we’ve been gaining many new listeners lately from Iraq. Keep listening! Cordially ~ RDL
I am from India and I am in very very deep valley of problems.......can I restore myself? Can I start a business in usa from india ?
Northern Italy is Catholic and surrounded by the Catholic France, the Catholic Switzerland and the Catholic and Austria and Catholic Slovenia. It doesn't make border with Germany. And even if it had, southern Germany is Catholic as well.
And guess what, the most industrialised area of Germany is the southern and CATHOLIC Baviera, home of the ultrapowerful Bayer and BMW. Northern and super-protestant Prussia (and its Junkers) was famous for being old-fashioned and feudal even in XXth century.
The richest man in Germany's history (who was richer than, perhaps, even the Rothschilds) was Jakob Fugger.... a southern Catholic Bavarian.
Northern Italy was already industrialised long before the eruption of Protestantism. There you have the almighty medieval Venice and it's commercial and colonial empire, and the medieval Genova and the medieval Milan. So much, that England's version of wall Street is London's LOMBARD Street.
Lapin has a warped sense of reality but he still makes sense... for the most part.
I have spent time in all the countries that you have mentioned. I also have been in many of the very empty Catholic Church’s in those countries.
A bit removed from reality but amusing none the less.
Nervino Karas Really? Cordially ~ RDL
Nevino, you must have been educated in a GIC. Let me suggest you go to Church, or Synagogue for four years and hear the other side.
AMEN. But need to add that Africa had one of the first Christian Nations.... which Ethiopia. Thanks for such a wonderful time.
Thank you, ngethe kinyanjui, and yes, Christianity is growing dramatically in all Africa which signals a bright future. Cordially ~ RDL
Rabby for christians(protestants) through charity they convince people for converstion. Be care ful. Let not the faith in Hashem dwindle. I am from India. Former christian now a Noahide. I know they techniques.