The Marriage Secret: Why We Cry At Every Goodbye
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The Marriage Secret: Why We Cry At Every Goodbye
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He dropped out of school at 11, surfed professionally for 12 years, and raced cars on the streets of Los Angeles before landing in Jerusalem as an ordained rabbi. Yet Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser says that for most of his life, part of him was never sure he was okay.
Michael sits down with Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser, a senior educator at Aish HaTorah and the founder of The Possible You, a seminar he says has taken about 15,000 people through a look at what they cannot see in themselves. The conversation opens with a confession, "I sometimes wonder if I spread happiness so much just that people would smile back, so I would feel okay," and goes deeper from there: a childhood with no limits, why he believes happiness is the wrong goal, and a marriage where he bows, his wife curtsies, and they cry in each other's arms at every goodbye.
A warm, funny and very honest two hour conversation, for anyone who has ever wondered whether being the happiest person in the room is the same as being okay.
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