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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It’s funny how people cherry pick products or services in modern society and use them to prove (mostly to themselves) that the word of God is sometimes anachronistic and can’t always be taken literally in this fast-paced world of ours. They’ll say the men who wrote the Bible couldn’t have foreseen credit cards, the Internet, or the particular challenges of online business. If you’ll remember, God is the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End. Even though credit cards and email aren’t expressly addressed within the Bible’s pages, all the knowledge you need to handle ANYTHING that arises throughout the course of your daily life is right there.
King Solomon had strong words on liars and deceivers, and he makes that clear in Proverbs 10:3: “The mouth of the just shall bring forth
Last year, a majority of homebuyers surveyed said they’d used social media and online tools to buy a home – an increase of a third
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