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SS 141: 2 Kinds of Freedom

What’s the meaning of freedom? How can it be applied to business and prosperity? Today, Rabbi Evan Moffic describes the sentiment from the Jewish tradition of Passover to explain freedom from a different perspective. Join us weekly for more wisdom taken from the success of Solomon shared with all faiths. 

Text the word INCOME to 66866 for 10 biblical verses on the connection between money and happiness

Key Takeaways:

[3:00] Hebrew word for Egypt is Mizraim, from narrow places

[5:00] Matzah, a reminder of the preciousness of freedom

[6:00] Parsley in saltwater, is a reminder of the tears of the sacrifice that people make for freedom

[7:00] Cheshbon Nefesh, an accounting of the soul

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SolomonSuccess.comFar be it from us to demonstrate the unmitigated gall to presume to update one of King Solomon’s Proverbs – oh, what the heck, we’ll go ahead and do it. The problem is not that his ideas are outdated but rather that language has changed so much, and the attention span of the average American has regressed to that of a fruit fly, that we’re afraid some of the good king’s wisdom isn’t getting through any more. Like it or not, the message has been obfuscated by language.

So here we go. King Solomon’s New and Improved Proverb #1. We call this one, “You get what you pay for.”

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