48 Ways

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

When the media hits you with another message, don't take it for granted. Analyze and question.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Articulate your beliefs out loud, and find out if you really believe what you say.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Don't go through life making assumptions about who you are. Take time now before a crisis comes along and forces the issue.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

In the face of the Grand Canyon or a hurricane, we feel exhilaratingly small. It's the power of awe.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Roller coasters and horror movies... we pay good money to be scared out of our wits. Harness the energy of "fear" for positive purposes.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Humility is not an inferiority complex. It's doing the right thing and not being dependent on the opinion of others.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Joy gives you the power, motivation and confidence to achieve things that otherwise seem too difficult to attempt. Better than a granola bar - joy is pure energy.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

We use just a small fraction of our mental capacity. To achieve more, learn how to concentrate and avoid distractions.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Don't read about wisdom in a book. Find an expert and watch how he works.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Companies test-market new products. To know the value of your ideas, find friends to give you straight, honest feedback.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Don't let your idea remain a hazy notion in your imagination. Transmit it to others and make it a reality.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

We make snap decisions or may mull over decisions for too long. Become skilled at a happy medium of decision-making.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Torah is not an arcane text of the ancient world. It is the essence of Judaism, which is the essence of ourselves.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Judaism is not a reference work sitting on the shelf. It's to be lived and internalized.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

A business has to function at maximum efficiency. Apply those same core principles to your pursuit of a great personal and spiritual life.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Intimacy is a powerful drive, second only to survival itself. Use it wisely.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

The physical world is for our pleasure. Spiritual growth comes through elevating the mundane world.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Minimize sleep – because on a deeper level, it's about "waking up" to life.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

People today are busier than ever, "conversation time" is diminishing. Is anyone out there listening?

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Laughter is a deeply spiritual emotion. Understand the dynamics of laughter and use it wisely.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

It's a tough world and we have to be persistent. Accept the frustration as a challenge - and love it!

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Be aware of your inner struggle between the two conflicting inclinations - to do the right thing, or to be selfish.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Wisdom makes the wheels of life spin forward. Pursue it.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Pain is the price we pay for real, lasting pleasure.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Every person has a contribution to make in this world. Figure out your role in the grand scheme.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

You can be rich and miserable. Happiness is a state of mind. Develop tools for how to get it.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

A fence keeps a safe distance from danger. If you find a "hole" in your life, take precautions to avoid stumbling into errors.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Distinguish between pride ("I'm better than others") and pleasure ("I'm fortunate").

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

The human desire to be loved is deep and natural. If you give warmth, you'll attract warmth.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Even with lots of money and power, no human being is truly satisfied without the transcendent dimension.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Imagine having never seen a human being before. What a fantastic gadget!

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Don't grumble about obligations. They actualize potential and are the basis of self esteem.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Buried within the subconscious lies the knowledge of everything we need to know about living.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Criticism is not a personal attack, but a way to reach your Olympic-level potential.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Don't spend your life trying to impress others. Be true to your own convictions.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Don't take life for granted. Look for fresh insights. Reawaken the mystery.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Every conscious moment is another decision. The most important decision is "What am I living for?"

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Sensitizing yourself to the pain of others will give you renewed awareness for living.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

We all recognize the need to take responsibility when someone is in physical danger. We're just as obligated when it's a spiritual danger.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Life is breathtaking. Wouldn't you rather experience love than watch it in a movie? Get out of the illusion and into reality.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Even with the world in turmoil, we can be at inner peace. To attain that equilibrium, focus on the needs of your soul.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Children live in a natural state of awe. To reclaim that energy, pursue your goals with relentless fascination.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

The best defense against abuse is to question what you see. Use your intellect to uncover inconsistencies and rationalizations.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Whenever you learn a piece of wisdom, extract what's relevant to your life. Rake it to its ultimate conclusion and live with it.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

If you know something worthwhile, share it. By reaching others, you will reach yourself.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

The power of wisdom is to make life better. There is no greater waste than to have great ideas and then not to use them.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Don't swallow wholesale what others say. Check out whether it make sense.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

The human brain is a sophisticated filing cabinet. Organize in order to access that information.

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

Acknowledge your gifts and be grateful to the source. Because if you know from whom you're receiving, you can always go back for more.