Lead as Your True Self with Rabbi Daniel Lapin: Lead to Succeed 156

Episode Summary:

In a world that often encourages us to “fake it until we make it,” what’s the real value of leading with authenticity? How can loving what we do transform not only our work but also those we lead? In this episode, we explore the importance of embracing who we truly are in leadership with our guest, Rabbi Daniel Lapin.

Daniel Lapin, known widely as America’s Rabbi, is a noted rabbinic scholar, best-selling author and TV host. He is president of the American Alliance of Jews and Christians, author of America’s Real War, Thou Shall Prosper and other best-sellers. A frequent guest on Fox News, WallBuilders Radio, and Glenn Beck TV, he hosts his own popular radio and podcast programs with audiences world-wide. Pairing his inheritance as a descendant of a multi-generational rabbinical family with his background in science and business, he teaches ancient Jewish wisdom in an unparalleled manner.

Key Talking Points of the Episode: (Note: timestamps follow the audio recording)

[02:25] More about Rabbie Daniel’s journey.

[11:45] Why building a sense of community and interconnectivity is crucial for leaders, and Rabbi Daniel’s expert tips for them to develop in this area.

[20:03] The link between elevating work through proceeds to support family and charity.

[28:13] Core principles from Jewish Wisdom that Rabbi Daniel finds most relevant to modern business and leadership.

[31:21] Common financial mistakes people make and Rabbi Daniel's advice on how to fix them.

[37:09] Rabbi Daniel’s biggest mistake that set him up for greater success.

[41:49] Rapid-fire questions.

[46:18] Rabbi Daniel’s final life lesson.

Standout Quotes from the Episode:

“When we don’t work for the money, we’re looking for opportunities to serve other people.”
“Teach yourself to love people.”

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