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Jun 24, 2019, 8:03 AM

Sight, but no vision: The sin of the spies (Parshat Shelach)

It was a stormy night, and a battle ship was on exercise at sea. The captain stood on the bridge, looking into the foggy night ahead of him. Suddenly, he heard the look-out shout from the observation post, “There’s...

Apr 4, 2019, 7:54 AM

Lashon Hara: The Ultimate Corruption of Speech (Tazria/Metzora)

Do you ever wonder what people really think about you? Whether they think you're brilliant, caring, and fun; or lazy, self-centered, and boring? The truth is, you'll never know; people only talk about you openly when you're not in...

Mar 6, 2019, 11:11 PM

Fantasy or Reality: The Ultimate Challenge (Pekudei)

Fantasy or Reality: The Ultimate ChallengeAn Inspirational Torah Video by Shmuel Reichman Inspiration: Think-Feel-GrowEnjoyed? Like and Share with Your Friends to Spread the Inspiration.
Posted by Rabbi Shmuel Reichman on Wednesday, March 6, 2019

There was a peasant farmer in old Russia. This poor farmer stood weeping by the side of the road. He was a farmer with no land to farm and no food to feed his family. As he stood there, contemplating...

Feb 28, 2019, 3:17 AM

Into the Depths of Shabbos: A Taste of the World to Come (Vayakhel)

Shabbos: A Taste of the World to Come
Into the Depths of Shabbos: A Taste of the World to ComeAn Inspirational Torah Video by Shmuel Reichman Inspiration: Think-Feel-Grow
Posted by Rabbi Shmuel Reichman on Wednesday, February 27, 2019

Imagine you are on a train, heading towards your destination. You look to your right and see a fellow passenger. Attempting to be friendly, you kindly ask him where he is heading. He shrugs his shoulders and says, "I...

About Me

Rabbi Shmuel Reichman is an author, educator, speaker, and coach who has lectured internationally on topics of Torah thought, Jewish medical ethics, psychology, and leadership. He is the founder and CEO of Self-Mastery Academy, the transformative online self-development course based on the principles of high-performance psychology and Torah. After obtaining his Bachelors degree from Yeshiva University, he received Semikha from RIETS, a Masters degree in Jewish Education from Azrieli, and a Masters degree in Jewish Thought from Revel. He then spent a year studying at Harvard as an Ivy Plus Exchange Scholar. He is currently pursuing a PhD at the University of Chicago. To find more inspirational content from Rabbi Reichman, to contact him, or to learn more about Self-Mastery Academy, visit his website: ShmuelReichman.com

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