AN ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE (PODCAST)
Some of our greatest leaders have exhibited their greatness by being paradigms of gratitude. But saying “thank you” is not just a demonstration of good manners — it is a display of self-esteem like no other. Using a curious anomaly regarding the execution of the first plague in Egypt as found in Parshat Va’era, Rabbi Dunner explores the backdrop to gratitude, and explains why saying “thank you” is the “root of happiness.”
(For the SoundCloud audio, scroll down) In his 2015 book, Lessons in Leadership, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks wrote: “Leaders must have the strength to know what they cannot be if they... Read More