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 Israeli-born Rabbi Yaakov Lieder has been involved in education for the past 28 years in a variety of positions in Israel, the U.S., and Sydney, Australia.“Before I got married,” says Rabbi Lieder, “I had fourteen theories on bringing up children. Now I have fourteen children and no theories.” This, however, has not prevented him from establishing, in 1995, the Support Centre to aid families struggling with relationship and child-rearing issues. If 16-minute-old Shmuli deserves his absolute privacy, how about the other Shmulis of the world—our friends, our children, our neighbors. Are we protecting their privacy at all times?
This humorous but serious presentation on love and relationships will entertain and enlighten you - and will surely make you smile.
A 12-Step Biblical Program
Let's see if we can get some free Goal Setting advice from the Torah, without having to spend millions of dollars on research, or even $25 on a hardcover self-help book...
I asked the parents what they really wanted for their children. They replied, "Whatever they want, as long as they are happy. That is all that matters. But if only…"
As parents we have a unique, never-to-be-repeated opportunity to set up a "self-esteem bank account" from which our child will draw throughout his or her life...
“I just found out that my friend is terminally ill, but I haven’t spoken to him, because I don’t know what to say.” I guess it’s like the bank—they will lend you money only if they are convinced you don’t need it!
Our stomachs are, in a way, smarter than our brains...
When we enter into the communication out of "nothing," then everything becomes possible...
In our busy lives today, there is only one way to make the time for things that are important to us and that is by employing the "Jar Parable"
Why is it that I can influence others, but I can't get through to my own children and grandchildren? Is there anything wrong with them or with me?
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