Don't Make the Same Mistake Twice

In this episode of Meet Me At the Tzomet (the Intersection) Rabbi Arnie Samlan, of Jewish Connectivity talks about the idea that a person should try not to make the same mistake twice. That is much easier said then done. But, why do we keep making the same mistake multiple times? It takes a lot of courage to break bad cycles. 

What are the habits and cycles that you want to break? Do you have the courage to do it? Please let us know on our Facebook page Facebook.com/JCastNetwork, in the comments on our website and on Twitter @JewishConnectiv, hashtag #Tzomet.

Don't Make the Same Mistakes Twice

Avodah: Jewish Service Corps (Audio Edition)

This week, Aaron Herman had the opportunity to attend Avodah’s Partners In Justice event, and had an opportunity to speak with a number of people involved in the program.

We had the opportunity to speak with current and former AVODAH fellows about their experience and why they decided to participate in this important inititive. AVODAH: The Jewish Service Corps strengthens the Jewish community’s fight against the causes and effects of poverty in the United States. We do this by engaging participants in service and community building that inspire them to become lifelong leaders for social change whose work for justice is rooted in and nourished by Jewish values. Participants in our service Corps program live out and deepen their commitments to social change and Jewish life through a year of full-time work at anti-poverty organizations in Chicago, New Orleans, New York, and Washington, DC. This work partners Corps members with service providers and residents in low income communities and equips our Corps members and alumni to emerge as lifelong agents for social change, whose work for justice is rooted in and nourished by Jewish values. After participants complete this intensive year-long program, Pursue: Action for a Just World provides a broad platform for long-term leadership in social change and Jewish life. (Audio Edition)

Avodah: Jewish Service Corps (Audio Edition)

Harlem

In this episode of Rega Shel Ivrit (A Moment of Hebrew), host and Master teacher Michal Nachmany continues from last weeks episode where she spoke about special places in New York by talking about the neighborhood of Harlem.

We hope that you will join us again for future episodes. If there are specific words or themes that you would like Michal to discuss, please eMail her at MzMotek@gmail.com or make a comment on this episodes entry at JCastNetork.org/Rega

Harlem

What Is Your Legacy?

In this episode of Meet Me At the Tzomet (the Intersection) Rabbi Arnie Samlan, of Jewish Connectivity talks about a question that was asked of him years agim and that has never left him. The question was “What Is Your Legacy?”

It is not hard to figure out where your legacy would be today, but what might it look like later in our lives? What would it look like, and what are the missing elements to get there? Please let us know on our Facebook page Facebook.com/JCastNetwork, in the comments on our website and on Twitter @JewishConnectiv, hashtag #Tzomet.

What Is Your Legacy?

36 Signs of Self-Confidence

When you walk into a room of strangers, do you lead with your smile - or your sweat? When you are assigned a task, do you think, “I’ve got this!” - or “What were they thinking?” In this podcast, you’ll learn about 36 Signs of Self-Confidence that we all need to grow into!

Check back on our website for a copy of the list that Deb discusses in this podcast.

If you would like to contact Deb, she can be reached on facebook at facebook.com/deborahgraysonriegel or via twitter @myjewishcoach or @deborahgriegel on her website MyJewishCoach.com and ElevatedTraining.com.

AND, don’t forget to purchase Deb’s new book Oy Vey! Isn’t A Strategy: Twenty Five Solutions for Personal and Professional Success

The opening and closing music in this weeks episode is Responsibility by Naomi Less off her album, The Real Me.

36 Signs of Self-Confidence