24 Lessons
Leadership There Are No Limits
When Roger Bannister ran the first mile in less than four minutes, he broke a lot more than a record.
Leadership Hot Ice Cream - Leadership 4
What happens when your biggest competition is about to incur a lot of losses? Are you happy or do you help? Watch this incredible story of how a company reacted to its competition's crisis.
Leadership Response Ability - Leadership 3
Mrs. Eva Neuman showed incredible inner strength on the death march in 1944 teaching us an invaluable lesson in leadership and responsibility.
Leadership The Missing Yarmulka - Leadership 2
When Boruch before going to his first interview was asked to take off his yarmulka and fit in. As a result of this story, he learned a very valuable lesson about leadership.
Path to Leadership Bill Gates & Shabbos - Leadership 1
A video about the renowned speaker and author Kivi Bernhard, sharing his experiences with Microsoft and Bill Gates.
Leadership Is a Position Inherited?
Question #1: The inherited shofar “Our shul’s longstanding shofar blower passed on. Are we required to appoint his son, when we would prefer to appoint a different master blaster?” Question #2: I’d like a change! “Is there a halachic reason why, in some communities, people hold their appointments on shul and school boards forever, whereas, in other communities, these positions are constantly rotated?” Question #3: Long live the Rabbi! “When a rav passes on, does his son have a claim to the position?”
Ein Aya Prime Ministers are People Too!
Ein Aya Shabat Chapter B Paragraph 54
Public figures tend to forget that they are also private individuals and responsible for even the smallest of their actions.
Leadership How Are Leaders Produced?
Leaders must set up clear goals and press forward to fulfill them. We lack leaders because we do not have clear goals, and we do not have clear goals because we lack able leadership. We must work toward clarifying the foundations of our outlook.
Leadership On Rabbis and Politics
Why do the Rabbis of today not stand up with strength and courage like the Maccabees, and lead the Jewish people in a religious reawakening and an all-out war with the Arab enemy? Shouldn't the spiritual leaders be the ones who lead the nation?
Understanding Circumstances The Rabbis' Obligation to Speak Up
Is it even conceivable that Torah leaders be told not to voice their opinion on questions which effect so significantly the future of the nation? Not only are rabbis permitted to voice the opinion of the Torah, they are obligated.
