Thriving On Purpose

In this episode we talk about Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement and how God evaluates us, and we evaluate ourselves. We discuss three strategies to improve our Tshuva (repentance) process and bring about true change in the coming year.

This special Rosh Hashana episode is all about taking action, and using the inspiring moments in our lives as a springboard for the change that we want to make. Wishing each and every one of you a Shana Tova, a happy and healthy year, and a year where you take action!

In this episode I introduce the #TheMRgratitudeProject and discuss the power of gratitude. Small acts of recognition and gratitude can make a big difference in the lives of others! After listening to this episode, I would love for you to take action and express gratitude to someone in your life. Post it on social media with the hashtag above. Spread the love, spread the kindness, spread the gratitude.

This episode talks about the challenges and the opportunities of starting a new beginning. It also covers how to schedule to success.

In this episode we discuss the definition of self care and the importance of caring for ourselves in every situation.

This episode is all about how you can thrive through the summer together with your family! This episode is geared towards moms, but there is something in it for everyone.

This episode will offer you some great tips for travel and ways that you can maintain your healthy lifestyle during vacation.

This is a special episode featuring the one and only Reuven Weiser. We talk about love, relationships, dating, marriage and everything in between.

This episode discusses the importance of allowing and processing our emotions so that we can lead a healthy and balanced life and experience the full gamut of our emotions.

In this first episode, I introduce myself and explain the title “Thriving on Purpose.” I discuss the differences between surviving and thriving and ways in which you can transition from survival mode to thriving mode.
 
I’ve added some notes here to explain a couple of the Hebrew terms used in this podcast:
“Shmita” - Jewish agricultural practice observed every seventh year, where farmland is left fallow, debts are released, and social and economic inequalities are addressed, promoting sustainability and social justice.
“Chizuk” - a show of love and support.