When we surround ourselves with people who think and speak just like we do, our world can become an echo chamber. To help us all grow as people, Charlie advises us to empower our family, friends, and colleagues to share their individual perspectives of the world.

Have you ever been in a work meeting where no one is on the same page? Charlie discusses how, in order to work in unison, we must first know how we operate and then be willing to adapt for a greater purpose.

Charlie reflects on the 4th of July weekend and the importance of having a plan to stand for something greater than ourselves.

Charlie discusses a theory about leadership.

In this episode, Charlie walks us through the process of receiving wisdom.

Wisdom only works when we apply it. If we’re struggling to apply it ourselves, Charlie implores us to give it to others.

While it’s important to focus on ourselves, true wisdom is found when observing and helping others. Charlie reminds us that when we thrive, we never thrive alone…and when we hurt, we never hurt alone.

Do you ever give someone advice and think to yourself, “Can I apply this to my own life?” Charlie says that these moments of insight will grant us a new vision for our own lives.

Continuing this week’s theme of confidence, Charlie explores how uplifting others will help everyone lead to greatness, including ourselves. A positive attitude can change the game.

Sometimes, we get spiritual nudges telling us it’s time to level up. That’s confidence. Are you ready to take a new step?  Confidence is the first step to put in the work.

Sometimes we live vicariously through celebrities or professional athletes we admire, but Charlie reminds us that we can achieve our dreams ourselves. All we need is confidence.

What would life be like if we had to pull away from entertainment and sports on our small screens? Entertainment is an emotional roller-coaster, and each hour on our screens adds up to decades. In this episode, Charlie explores how much time and emotion would we get back if we immersed in something new in real life instead of watching others.

Greatness requires discipline and repetition, and sometimes that can get boring. In this episode, Charlie reminds us that dedication leads us to where we want to go. We just have to get through the lulls.

Do you have a favorite TV show from childhood? Where you would feel like the characters were a part of your family and you were a part of theirs? When you dedicate time to a show, you’re creating a relational experience. This episode encourages you to find additional, small ways outside of TV to create meaningful connections every week.

Whether it be social media, videos, or movies, what we consume on our small screens has a large impact on how we see ourselves. In this episode, Charlie reminds us that we are more powerful than the social media algorithm, and discusses how we can learn to control our screen time.

In this episode, Charlie teaches us how to find moments of spirituality in the everyday — whether that be through disconnecting from our phones in the morning or visiting a synagogue more regularly. When we commit to a new routine, we can find spirituality and clarity.

The grass is always greener, right? It’s natural to want to change your environment, but Charlie reminds us that treasures and opportunities are right in our backyards. Learn how to take a staycation this summer and get reacquainted with your home.

Holidays like Shavuot are a chance to return to our spiritual selves. G-D gave Moses The 10 Commandments, and now we can ask ourselves if how we’re living our lives is up to par with our spiritual goals. Chag Sameach!

Our brains don’t automatically take us to greatness. They only think of survival. Charlie tells us how we can rewire our brains to get what we want.

Charlie talks about the importance of immersing yourself in something or somewhere new. In taking time to disconnect from everyday duties, you can grow and discover who you want to be.

Do you have a diet of being around people who inspire you? Keep a log of who makes you feel fulfilled and who makes you feel drained.

The news, social media posts, and material things that we view impact us and set the expectations for our lives.

Charlie discusses how selective memory affects our decisions and self-esteem.

Charlie dives deeper into Mimetic Desire and how we usually compare ourselves to people in close proximity to us.

We all want to acquire a lot of stuff, but only because someone else has them. Think about the things you say ‘yes’ to because you THINK you should.  Also, today is the celebration of Log B’omer. Enjoy a bonfire today!