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Are You Afraid Of Success ?
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Ever wonder why some countries do so well in the World Cup even though they are Third World countries? How is it that some countries that don’t have any medical technology and barely have running water outperform countries with every medical technology in the world? The answer might surprise you come and see the power of people who keep on holding onto their dreams. #judaismonfire #inspiration #hilleleisenberg #spiritualgrowth #jewishwisdom #lifelessons #yetzerhara #faith #jewishphilosophy #spiritualawareness
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Every few years, the world becomes
transfixed by the World Cup. An event
that takes over [music] the global
stage. Every country in the world trots
out its best soccer team in the hopes of
climbing to the top of the soccer world
and claiming the trophy. From Russia to
China, Argentina, United States, France,
Australia, the whole world shows up. But
what fascinates me [music] the most
about the entire event are the smaller
countries that manage to succeed.
Countries like Costa Rica and Sagal and
the Netherlands and Morocco, Croatia,
Panama, tiny little countries that often
take down countries 500 times their
size. When you think about it, it almost
makes no sense. America with a pool of
around 400 million people from which to
select its soccer team from loses to the
Netherlands, a tiny country that has 17
million people. Countries with every
technological advancement and with
access to every form of medical
equipment are losing to Sagal, a third
world country in Africa that doesn't
have running water. That doesn't make
any sense. How do you explain this?
The answer is that America might like
soccer. These countries live soccer.
These countries breathe soccer. These
countries go to sleep thinking about
soccer and wake up thinking about
soccer. Every thought that crosses their
mind is soccer. Every dream they dream
is soccer. And not only that, but they
are children and grandchildren and great
grandchildren of people who were
obsessed with soccer. Soccer runs
through their blood. It is infused into
their very DNA. And therefore, despite
being 1% of the size, despite having no
medical technology whatsoever, despite
living in a thirdworld warridden,
dilapitated, dysfunctional country, they
often come out victorious [music]
because for them, soccer is everything.
We are a nation obsessed with spiritual
greatness. [music] We are a nation
obsessed with godliness. We think and
speak and dream about Hashem. Godliness
runs through our veins. It's part of
[music] our DNA. Our dreams don't care
about the people who say we can't. Our
dreams don't care about the people who
say we're wrong. Our dreams don't care
about the people who call us old and
archaic and outdated. The Jewish people
clutch [music] close to their dreams,
stronger and with more passion than any
other dreamers [music] out there. That's
why we're still here dreaming while the
nations of the world have all taken
[music] their dreams and have vanished
long ago. And we dream about spiritual
greatness [music] and no one will ever
convince us not to. The difference
between the people who achieve greatness
in life and the ones who don't has
little to do with their talents or their
[music] upbringing or their exposure or
their environment. Many great people are
brilliant. Most aren't. Many great
people could sit and focus for hours on
end. Most can't. Many great people are
born leaders and they're born thinkers
and they're born artors. But most great
people aren't. The common denominator
among all great people is that no
[music] matter what and no matter when,
they never stop dreaming. They take
their hopes and their dreams and their
aspirations and their goals and never
let go of them as long as they live. We
are a people who dream. Lucky are the
people who never let go of their dreams.
[music] Lucky are the people who don't
let mediocrity and normaly and the
pressure to be regular rip those dreams
of greatness from them. We are a nation
of dreamers. Lucky are those who know
how to keep on dreaming.
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