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THIS is what REAL leaders see in YOU
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A story about how the Rebbe inspired a budding leader to see his own value. You can access the full conversation with these links: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6bgCCaRlU2bOXswrBqhW64 Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soulcasts-siddur-lesson-70-amida-part-9-how-you-can/id1591541446?i=1000613471072
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and he had no intention of going into
the Revenant
he was a college student in Oxford
University he was taking a trip to New
York it was a research project and he
was very visiting various dignitaries
famous people
and interviewing them
and interviewing rabbis as well
Community leaders
familiar with the story
he goes to the Reddit and he was
expecting to get his questions answered
as all the other community leaders did
and to his shock the rabbit starts
interviewing him
literally turns the tables
how many other Jews are there in Oxford
University right he starts asking all
these various questions
and he says to him what are you doing to
help the Jewish community in Oxford
and in his mind the answer was
I'm not a rabbi I don't do that
what are you talking about
not doing anything and I wasn't planning
on doing anything I'm here to get a
degree I'm here to learn I'm here to get
educated
but he wasn't going to say that that's
rude right so he said well the situation
where I find myself in I don't really
have the ability to whoever Cuts him off
mid-sentence it says we don't find
ourselves in situations we put ourselves
in situations
you have the opportunity to be
influential and you have got to put
yourself in that situation that was a
turning point in his life
where he eventually decided to become a
rabbi and ultimately become the chief
Rabbi of England of Britain of the UK
and have the incredible influence that
he did
but what did the Reba do
he shined a little light on him and
enabled him to see
his direct connection his ability to
welcome God back to Jerusalem