GLOBAL CHABURA KICK OFF EVENT - PILZNO WORK INSPIRED -RAV GERZI & R' TZVI

How will your Parnassa look like in 5784?
Join the Work Inspired Global Chabura Yomim Nora'im program to set yourself up for a year of shefa & connection to Hashem through work!

Join us!
https://courses.pilznoworkinspired.co...

Class Times: Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday at 1:10 PM NY Time / 8:10 PM Israel Time
Join in person in the Pilzno Shul (Ramat bet Shemesh) or via Zoom. Recordings Available
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Shalom!
I'm excited to share that I've created a free online mini-course - https://courses.pilznoworkinspired.co...

How to be a Frum Jew in the Workplace.

It's a 4 part video course that touches upon foundational topics relevant to a Frum person who is working such as how we were raised to approach money & how to experience work - with fulfillment or as a curse.

It includes insights into business & work mindset, dealing with stress, financial decisions, bitachon & more!

Here's the link to see the curriculum and register. https://courses.pilznoworkinspired.co...

I know this will provide tremendous value for your community & talmidim - this is why we created it!
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The Work Inspired Mission.
Many Jews are seeking to develop a healthy approach towards finances, jobs and careers. We provide a framework & tools for achieving financial and career success based on Jewish principles. Participants are empowered to live with more balance, fulfillment, and peace of mind.

The framework and tools are the outgrowth of fifteen years of research into economic concepts and Torah sources relating to financial health, work & professional success.

About The Global Chabura
The Global Chabura tackles common misconceptions about Finance & Work in our communities that’s causing:

Disconnect of one's Parnassa from their general Avodas Hashem.
Lack of simchas hachaim stemming from how people view themselves.
Work -related stress, anxiety, depression and pressures on the home.
Doubt and guilt about investing too little or too much Hishtadlus.
Poor decisions in financial planning, career or job choice.