Dayinmyjewishlife Unplugged

The Story You’re Living Inside

The conversation explores the power of perception and the impact of changing our perspective on our reality. It delves into the concept of choosing the story we tell ourselves about ourselves and others, highlighting the transformative effect of positive thinking and the ability to see the goodness in others. The discussion emphasizes the balance between addressing serious issues and perceiving others in a better light, showcasing the influence of our perception on changing the reality. The conversation delves into the power of choosing to see the goodness in oneself and others, and the transformative impact of revealing Hashem in our story. It explores the concept of changing the story, the importance of Hashkacha Pratis in dating and marriage, and the significance of being a healthy receiver in a relationship. Takeaways * Choosing the story we tell ourselves about ourselves and others * The power of changing our perspective to change the reality Choosing to see the goodness in oneself and others * Revealing Hashem in our story as a remedy for negative feelings Chapters * 00:00 Thinking Good and Changing Reality * 37:16 Choosing to See the Goodness

How We Keep Our Mother Alive

The conversation delves into the experience of navigating tragic loss, the role of leadership and family dynamics, early life and family roles, crisis management, emotional connection, the night of loss, healing and coping strategies, supporting the grieving community, personal growth and reflection, creating a culture of remembrance, and honoring the memory of a loved one. The conversation delves into the experience of grief and the ways in which family members can support each other through the process. It emphasizes the importance of creating a culture of openness and acceptance, learning to welcome grief, supporting children through grief, family support and resilience, and practical steps for grieving and supporting grievers.

When Hashem Sends Another Soul || Pt. 2

In this episode, we sit down with Yocheved, a mother of twelve beautiful children, to talk about the profound trust it takes to build a family. Inspired by the teachings and perspective of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, our conversation explores the belief that every soul is sent into the world with purpose, and that the moment a child enters a family is exactly as it’s meant to be. Yocheved shares her perspective on raising a large family and the deep emunah required to lean into Hashem’s timing rather than waiting until life feels perfectly planned or fully understood. It’s a heartfelt conversation about faith, surrendering control, and recognizing each child as one of the most precious gifts Hashem entrusts to us.

When Hashem Sends Another Soul || Yocheved Lazar - Pt. 1

In this episode, I sit down with Yocheved, a mother of twelve beautiful children, to talk about the profound trust it takes to build a family. Inspired by the teachings and perspective of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, our conversation explores the belief that every soul is sent into the world with purpose, and that the moment a child enters a family is exactly as it’s meant to be. Yocheved shares her perspective on raising a large family and the deep work required to lean into Hashem’s timing rather than waiting until life feels perfectly planned or fully understood. It’s a heartfelt conversation about faith, surrendering control, and recognizing each child as one of the most precious gifts Hashem entrusts to us. A compilation of talks from the Rebbe about having children ❤️ https://mikvah.org/media/the-greatest-blessing [https://mikvah.org/media/the-greatest-blessing]

When Husband and Wife Embrace Their Roles

n this episode, Meir and I share an honest conversation about the lived experience of marriage from both sides. We address the reality a woman experiences moving through cycles and seasons — throughout the month, during pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond — and how those shifts are not a flaw or a weakness, but part of her design. We discuss the importance of a woman leaning into those rhythms instead of fighting them, embracing them with awareness rather than shame. At the same time, we explore the man’s role as the steady giver and anchor of the home, and the responsibility that comes with showing up as a rock even when it’s challenging. This is a conversation about honoring how we’re built, stepping into our roles with maturity, and creating a marriage that feels grounded instead of chaotic.