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SS 146: Are You A Tennis or Chess Player?

Rabbi Evan translates the wisdom of King Solomon of the Hebrew Bible to ideas in which we can use and live by today. Today, Evan shares his thoughts about how we respond to challenges. In some situations, the key to success is planning and staying ahead, but in certain times we are forced to live responsively.

Key Takeaways:

[2:00] Sometimes you have to think like a chess player, ten moves ahead. While sometimes, we have to think like a tennis player, more responsively.

[5:00] We must learn to be adaptable and adjust our strategy in a responsive method.

[7:30] An example of a creative solution in challenging times.

[9:00] Millionaires are made in good times, but Billionaires are made in tough times.

Websites:

www.RabbiMoffic.com

www.JasonHartman.com

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