CHAZAQ's Torah Talks #138 Rabbi Peretz Eichler - Achieving Success & Fulfillment

there are many definitions of success Financial is really one of the primary yards they expect people use the road to success is always under construction so it depends what you constructing did you ever see anybody that on their Tombstone said he drove rolls had a Maserati and he spent his Summers on the Riviera and and the winters in Switzerland and enjoyed a good Martini Al though I did see somebody who was they were being put into the ground they asked that they'd be buried in their Rolls-Royce and the guy looks at and goes man that's living so what success for as Jews whether you're already observant or not observant or you're out in left field success is is when you have accomplished something in your life that you're going to take with you to the next World success is when you achieve something that you know that you've achieve the purpose that Hashem put you here [Music] for and welcome to Torah talks kazak Tuesday night program with special guests we have with us all the way from Lakewood New Jersey RAB par welcome Shalom Alim how are you Shalom and it's great to be here very uh very big fan of kazak and and the work that you're doing in the the T that you attempt to bring to people's minds and hearts it's a a wonderful thing that you're doing we're very grateful to have this opportunity to uh to have a Torah talk with you we love talking Torah and and we know the rabbi for many many years and all the great work that you've been doing and we're going to be discussing achieving success and fulfillment but before we do that topic we get a little bit background about yourself and the great work you're involved with thank you very much I appreciate that my background is generally green screen kind of like this thing but uh very biter very short I grew up not far from here in the hwood neighborhood of quens and there was a quite a uh Magical Mystery Tour between then and now getting to Lakewood but um my book that's coming Alo Rich returns people will be able to read all abandoned but basically I came from a very reformed secular background I went to St John's University over here for two years they told me that uh when I was accepted the dean told me he says um no one will have to know that you're the one of three Jewish students on campus I I wasn't Reser observant or firm at the time we had an affiliation with the reformed Temple that was about it and he said nobody will have to know I said okay that's cool you know under under cover first day I walked in a nun looks at me and she says oh you must be the new Jewish student I knew the cover was blown and I figured from that point on that there was no sense in disguising it but then from that point on um I as I progressed in my career I went to graduate school in radio television film and psychology figuring that if you're going to go into Show Business youd probably have a a head start if you had some psychological insight for people that come to you that probably you know you're going to show business you probably a little off the wall so psychology would help and it did actually um then I was working in New York as a television producer with a a major production company we're doing a lot of national commercials I was the line producer and they brought me up the ropes to producer director and then to make a long story endless Bas basically um I trained in martial arts for about a year so I could go into the Israeli Army wow I was brought up in a secular Jewish background went to a Jewish Camp called Bo brick uh where everything was in Yiddish it was all Yiddish but no Yiddish kite wow um but um it was enough to prompt me to want to go to ER Israel I got there it was during the Yer War 50 and unfortunately like the situation is now they were in Dire Straits they needed volunteers and I volunteered what I didn't know was that the truck that we were coming back on from one of the kabut that were helping out on was not what I thought it was it looked like it was coming from the kibuts and taking vegetables because I saw um dirt on the on the truck and I saw that it was saturated with looked like raspberries or cherries and berries which we've be picking and somebody looks at me he says Zam it's blood I said what do you mean he said this is soldiers that were just on the last day of the war that we bringing back to to the kib so I came back to the States and I was asked to go on a speaking tour for for UJ and some other organizations about my experience and what I discovered was that there was such a gap between what I saw going on here and what was going on there and I said if these people died as Jews maybe I should start thinking about what it means to live like that but that you know that's a thought that that comes and goes any rate I went back to Herra um before I I knew it I was hearing about openings and Broadway in Broadway style Productions that were being brought ter Israel there was a Neil Simon comedy that they were doing somebody said we need a good producer it's an English language the could you come and produce help produce so I went and they said I have a better idea for the director said instead of being producer what about if we cast you in one of the roles so the play was called Come Blow Your Horn and little did I know that it was going to be a u a chauffer Min a shayam and that started the Magical Mystery Tour because um one day about four weeks later I was about to have an agent I was getting ready to go into the army I said let me stop off and visit somebody who um taught me how to get to show me how to get to the theater how did he show me how to get to the theater I'm in Tel Aviv we're about to go on for opening night we'd rehearse somewhere else I see a a guy standing there and he looks at me and he says uh can I help you I said you are tell they he says I come from Chicago what do you need I said I need to get to the theater he says it's right around the block from I said okay let's go takes me there and he says I wish you all the best but come back and visit us and come for a Shabbat so I said uh I don't really do Shabbat um I said you know I like the filter fish I like kala and stuff like that but you know let's let's let's let's take it easy no had your convenience a month later I'm in Tel Aviv I passed by the Sho it was shalu this time so you know what let me go in and let the guy see that Poppin Popp in that somebody who's not firm can keep his word kid I went in he introduced me to the person that he was learning with he was ala and he says America is a right mental hospital I said what do you mean it's a mental hospital he says I said you never been there he says don't worry I seen plenty of the patients the boys come with their mother's jewelry and he said listen let's go up this fast I'll show you around I said oh this is wild this is going to make a great story for the New York Times so we went up to fast was the middle of the winter we're in the bottom bottom of the cemetery there where where I'd never been before he says this is a holy place he said sik he says look up there I said what's up there he says it's a Mikvah that's great he says person doesn't die without doing Chua said what a person doesn't die without doing cha you know he does repentance I'm thinking we're in a cemetery tell we're going up there you don't said wait a second I took karani for for a year and he goes up I'm wearing this beautiful sheep's in C from code from abber cran Fitch and he Dives in and I go in after him and I come in I felt great say what do you think I said this is great let's get out of here but kiter I decided in order to get off the hook he said listen if you're not going to stay do I I want to ask you something you put on filling said my reformed Rabbi told us that we didn't have to do it it was a vestage in the past he said you know what I think you you do a good thing you in is put on a pair I'll buy you a good pair I don't I'm not in the business I get you a good pair I go back to the mop that I was on my friend looks at me like crazy said what are you captured by by wild Indians I said I'm not captured by anybody says you're G to get brainwashed I said no you and I were Brainwashed the mansurian candidate in America you know don't you don't have to be religious you can just you know eat Chi chicken soup and filter fish you want the matza bowls M but you know what you got to do he says all right listen anyway I have a letter for you from me brother skip I look at it it's the middle of November and he says here's a belated birthday present for you my birthday is in manak in August it was the exact amount of money that the tilling cost he couldn't have known that I ran back to Ben Brock I said listen I I have something for you said what it do said it's a check here's the filling I'm taking the filling I appreciate it thank you I can't wait to see you again by said all right let's please stay in touch that led me through I don't want to this is not the place because I really talking about shasa and how to acheve success in my background but bit from there I went to or or I stayed for two years and I realized that there is a an authentic Beautiful Life called yish Kai Judi amazing background very from there along along the way I I I got to Lakewood that's another story you can look at the video about um it's called Rich returns in the book that's coming out which talks all about it but I'm here today to talk about Shas kabor and how to find success yes yes so so uh very very very interesting Rabbi so how still awake you're still awake that's crazy H H how do H how do you define success let's jump uh to that well you know there are many definitions of success finan IAL um is really one of the primary yards they expect people use where Rabbi D says I mean the road to success is always under construction so it depends what you're constructing you're building a life that's going to build your bank account you have the car yeah I mean you never did you ever see anybody that on their Tombstone said he drove rolls had a Maserati and he spent um you know he he spent his uh his Summers on the Riviera and and the winters in uh in in Switzerland and enjoyed a good Martini I haven't seen that yet probably probably you won't you won't although I did see somebody who was they were being put into the ground they asked that they'd be buried in their Rolls-Royce with the top town and the guy looks at her he goes man that's living but the truth is the truth is that's not living it's not even dying I knew somebody once through a beach pass into somebody's coffin as it was going in I'll always remember Malibu this guy's not going to remember Malibu he's going to you know he's EXA you think about what' you do with your life so what success so for us as as Jews for we as Jews whether you're already observing a not observant or you're out in left field success is is when you have accomplished something in your life that you're going to take with you to the next World success is when you achieve something that you know that you've achieve the purpose that Hashem put you here for and there are ear markers along that way the greatest success in terms of what we consider to be success is a achieving a a Toral life and the way to do that is through learning and the way to learn is to immerse yourself in a sheer or program that kazak is doing one of the the teenage programs that you're doing in schools or adults that are learning there's so much going on today it's like wherever which way you turn it's like that's seen in um Close Encounters of the Third the third Third Kind remember you Brook hopefully you didn't see it but in the days where I was looking at things where we could actually face the screen and understand what going on and you know not be embarrassed by being in there which I'm sure those days are gone but piter I remember the scene where he's trying to figure out what is the message that he's being sent and wherever he looks he sees these things that are looking like these um these um pillars in the um in in the in the west I don't remember what you call them for I'm just having a senior moment here but those things that rise up you know from from from from in canyons and they're for they're forming from the mashed potatoes from the shaving cream wherever he looks he understands that these things are rising up and now and you're saying but look at it figure out what it is the television screen is showing this place out in in the west where all all these great canyons are and where these things are coming up out of the out out of the ground and you say look at it look at it look at it until finally it hits them because you can't miss it today wherever you are the ofas is a tourist year but let's say somebody now goes to the next level they and they learn they're learning the dhomi they're they made it they're in a Yeshiva do they remember what they're learning does the guy who learned dhomi does he can he say I feel satisfied I understood what I learned I remember what I learned or does he feel frustrated does the Yeshiva Baker feel I another day learning gor I can't get it I'm not getting it is the person that went through DFI does he remember what he learned 7 years ago is there satisfaction do you feel a sense of accomplishment forget what you learn you know remember that story about the guy that was a famous golfer and he couldn't F he was he was penalized so many times for having a ball go off into the rough and he didn't want that this was a major million dollar tournament he hires a 95y old guy and the guy would spot UFOs just with his his 2020 Vision he says okay if the ball goes off please let me know because it means each shot could cost me hundreds of thousands of dollars he goes don't really I got 202 Vision he knocks the ball out goes into the woods and he says okay do you see it absolutely 2020 perfect vision go you see it he say sure I saw it okay where is it goes I don't know he say what do you mean you don't know didn't you tell me he saw I saw it but I forgot a person could see something they could even know it but if they don't remember it what what's the point there's somebody on the webinar that you can see on Torah anytime go to shaso there's a a code on it actually in Army and mbaka and in the Queen's Jewish link people can go to the ad it's in their um was in there last week and you can still go to it or you go to tour anytime or you can call uh the shabor office at 732 447 4201 they'll tell you how to do it but go to this webinar and that will tell you how to become a and how to achieve success so to make a a long answer to a very short question success is feeling accomplished in what you're doing particularly through you learning and living a t Life amazing what would you say what what is holding people go back from achieving success and fulfillment when a person says I can't when they really mean when they're really saying um I I don't want to I just don't have any time I don't have time I don't have time BR you understand what time time I have I'm up at 5 o'clock in the morning I got to make breakfast I have to make it to you know to on on the train into the city I don't I don't have time I don't have time I hear it all the time here here here all the time and I guess that's why we say you know yesterday is history tomorrow is a history today's uh a gift that's why they called the present oh powerful so to utilize time that's what something like what shasa Bora does and the webinar which I would urge people to go to just by going to Torah anytime or looking in last week's Amy or Mish Baka or calling the number chasa Bor at 732 44742 um you'll be able to find how to get on to the webinar and there you'll meet people who tell you how they didn't have anytime like a guy gets up at 5:00 in the morning he learns for an hour he's a businessman very successful he's a Salesman Works 9 to 5 he learns for an hour in the morning takes an hour for lunch and then two hours in the evening four hours a day he goes he goes to shots regularly I can tell you Yeshiva buckers who never were getting satisfaction they just were not getting any seoka neish it's frustrating I can and remember if you're not connecting do Bay and bras to the um let's say the 17th do in Baba Mia you can't understand what's going on you just want to be able to see it and cover ground before Ground Covers us and then and then when you feel that you have that grasp with the gor like there's a bucker in one of the aivas in Lakewood and uh Rabbi brne is Russ Shiva and it's not part of theiva curriculum they have the curriculum they learned in depth in the morning and then they'll try and cover ground in the afternoon but they still weren't getting it and they were feeling frustrated so somebody recommended the chasa Brewer to them the program and they started they gave them the booklets one like this where you you track your learning or you can get an app if you're holding by by an app there's a way to go to the app to do that you watch the shaso webinar you'll see how to go to the app but this fellow this 20-year-old boy I don't want to come a boy he he went through Baba Kama 10 times he made to see him Wow and his friends s to say I could do that if he could do it I could do you know and now there's a large percentage of that Yesa that is doing it's turning over a revolution but it works for the person that's learning dfom who said yeah I love I go to my dfom she I'm on the app I got I got the greatest M that's great but do you remember what you learned two years ago you learn remember what you learned this morning shabura has a way of a Bonafide Tri and true methodology that's easy anybody can follow now I'm not telling you it doesn't take time but you don't have to put in 5 hours a day you can put in two hours a day anybody can find two hours in a day half hour in the morning half hour you want to do 1 hour a day do 1 hour a day but do something by watching the webinar or calling Shas cabor and I just want to give that number again which is 732 447 4201 did I say that right 732 447 4201 it's something that Rabbi sender Dolan created he himself um came to America from Merit Israel didn't know what type of business he was going to go all he knew was that he wanted to learn he said he had an average head you know was a Youngster who grew up in in LA and his father was an enormous but he wasn't connecting the dots or as I would say connecting the the D the knowledge and he he said that this a business kind of just m fell into his lap and he said but he started learning before that he said he didn't start learning because he was successful in business and now he had the time to do it he made it the other way around he reversed the gestal on it which means made up his mind he wanted to make the commitment to learning because as you and I know just like you and kazak how did kazak happen you made a commitment to do it when am I going to get the money how make the commitment and then it happens so watch the webinar go to Torah um Torah anytime or call the Shas office and they'll tell you how to access it 732 447 4201 and if you go to Torah anytime or call him they'll tell you how to how to get on it but watch the webinar it's only 23 minutes um ritak sasin who's the um one of the Rashi were head certainly heads of um the the miss in l and a world and he does not have this as part of his curriculum but he spoke very very um starish yeah that's the word I was looking for very very very St very strongly about the need to do kazora whether you're a u person that's learning fomi whether you're a Yeshiva person or whether you're a bck whatever it is he says kazor will give you that grounding and the retention and the happiness that comes you're fulfillment you'll feel great about yourself 100% imag the B were saying you know how good I feel when my parents tell me why you're going to learn it's main is M but you didn't do your your your you didn't fill out your booklet yet how many pages you went through I mean another great way to do it is there are five meas there's baa um Gilla Tinus kiga Mo cuton and kiga they're generally found in one mcta even though there're five separate masas through the shasa Bora program this is a great way to to get you to weight into the water you go through these masas three to five times during the entire year imagine you have made three to five times a on each of those masas during the year and all you got to do is just keep track of of the booklet and you decide how much time you want you want to do to it very very very exciting and and and I for one that does that fi and has a lot of learning schedules I am very excited to uh to to join this and and to be part of this aan Coby I was thinking about he reminded me because he told me as a magi sheer he you know went through every do and he learned it up before during the after he said but sometime later he said you know he didn't he could he wasn't sure if he could remember you know even giving the do cuz that's how he so he started doing the review program cuz he want to remember obviously the do that he gave and he started doing the Shas B program and if you look at the webinar you see his interview it's phenomenal um and the people that are on the webinar and it moves like like lightning there are analogies that are given like this this is a gamorra gamorra that says like this says if you plant and you don't you don't reap that's like somebody who learns without doing um imagine yourself that you have a gmak a cup of coffee just it's black coffee but now you pour cream into and sugar now you made gmach right or somebody who has you were given the key to a treasure chest it's only about you know 2 miles beneath the uh the surface but you got a deep dive for it and you're snorkeling ah I'll get it I get no it's right there for you or you're jet fighter bomber you're waiting to take off and uh you're just you know on the runway a person wants to recognize that if a business consultant came to you and said listen I have a great way for you to improve your organization instead of making XM ount of dollars you can make $1,000 an hour and here's the way to do it would you be interested in finding out how to do it okay so that's what when you learn how to review and remember and retain and do it you're pumped cuz you can't wait to get there you can't wait to start your day and you don't want to go to sleep as they say in English it's Gish yeah it is Gish but it feels great amazing and your family will respect you more for it they'll say look at my look what my husband's doing look what my son is doing look what my father's doing these kids that are in the these Buck Room that are in the they tell me that their parents said that they are so proud of them that it's it's the nas the nakas of their lives and do it for yourself you know life Libera in the pursuit of happiness well this doesn't have to be the pursuit this is the obtaining of simp enjoyment so how does one uh get others to uh to achieve success you know I understand how one could take it upon themselves there suggestion for getting let's say a mother is listening to this and she wants her son or her husband or you know a rebi has students or things like what do you suggest how do they uh get others to join the vanwagon of sh Watch the watch the suon watch the it's only 23 minutes you can pick out whatever you like it's beautifully done I know the person that produced it I heard of him we to go back to where you asked me how I got involved with shabor I mean r Doan knew that I was involved in media and he said could you just help us out with some you know just to to trying to get the word out there because he feels so frustrated he says you have golden diamonds in your hands and and people look are frustrated they're not happy he said can we just get and I said whatever I could do to help and then I I had a friend Ur should live and bewah was who ran the tbmc the Tor mnas club which is still very active in in parts of the country and kids who learn mnas and I saw that he was going through Shas now his story was interesting also and this is I don't mean to to take a different spin on it how to get other people involved mother should be involved it's how we recognize the value of time which is what you said schy was playing basketball he like in his 50s but you know he he he thinks young he is Young and he was playing basketball with 20 year olds they passed him the ball down Court in the gym in Lakewood next thing he knows it's lights out he has the ball and he's out cold and he wakes up in a hospital two days later wow he had a massive Slammer A Massive Attack his arteries attacked him lowl him and he lost his pulse they couldn't came and couldn't find his pulse when he woke up two days later they told him clinically he was dead wow for a number of minutes when he recovered he said what's my life all about he said I have a business he says I'm learning he said if Hashem gave me a second chance he said I'm going to be learning the good better part of the day and do business give it over to to the family now I'm telling you have to give up your business but people when they realize that life is a limited time offer that's what you want to do you know we've had some tragedies recently not to even to I'll talk about this what's going on in n Israel they're on the front lines we got to be on the front lines and the way to do that is with meet any Soldier Meet n tell you keep D and keep learning and they we saw somebody learning learning a gamorra in the middle of Gaza they had five minutes to themselves so instead of just eating you know knocking down another phaf which they should do be gun and have as much of it as they want they got a good more of that's open time it's a limited time life is a limited time offer that's why a colleag gives her husin a watch to know how precious time is we just saw a young couple that were taken I mean tragic story just did they know that that next moment they weren't going to be here a person doesn't know so make every second count but not not only because you know I I have to do it because you know time is running out yeah time's running through the Sand's running through the through The Hourglass but why not have that kashm you'll leave a steak great I I enjoy a good steak even two but what do you have after it you buy you got that new car you thought for six months should I get the Lexus or should I get the Acura should I get this should I get the SUV or should I get the Infinity okay take at least as much time as you're thinking about that and put it into 5 minutes a day learning take that and then multiply and you'll see you'll have more time what we talked about not having time Torah creates more time true Rabbi sh once said in in uh in a sa he said Torah creates another track in time for you you know this past week's par par the first of the T is the first is and the question is why why is that the first one it's because similar to what the rabbi was saying it's to give us the value of time time it's a sh practice I want to tell you that now you and I I didn't know you were going to say that and I had in mind to say it but I forgot about it so you and I you you could this is not like a mentalist trick right you I didn't know you were going to say that and you didn't know that I looked at a Forno last night where Eisen told me look up this Forno he says when we were slaves in mitan in egpt the wor slavery the she of the Mind Time didn't belong to us it belonged to the misim what are you doing over there your time is mine it's like what's going on with the hostages now in AR but we're all hostages to some degree slaves to our work slaves to this slaves to that we don't think we're slaves who who can detach from the cell phone it's like a vestigial organ it's like an appendage not even a vestigal organ that wasn't there we're slaves the Forno says just like what you're saying it says our time belong to them but the reason that it starts with because now your time is yours M now now B the time is yours now you can do what you want with it and you want to know how to be free be a servant to Hashem that's a person that's free and now that you have that time what are you going to do with it R Fran used to say if a person would come back for 30 minutes from the next row what would you do would you stop off in the Porsche dealer and say um you got one that I could take with me uh would you go be looking at that new mansion would be looking if should I spend pesak in Vietnam would you run to the basement open aor we can do it right now mommies tell your kids kids tell your fathers tell you children we learned in the par a few weeks ago pointed out to us what are we going to say we get up to what you do with your time what you do with your time the concept of killing time is antha it's death we don't look for kill time time we love to to thrive on time make every second count make every moment count and the people do and this part Senor Doan does from 9:00 in the morning till 10 11:00 at night he's in the base met he has Apple and almonds I'm telling you you should have live on an apple and almonds almond but and a cup of coffee and he's got three goras open and he uses the art scroll course that his rebi and Brook asem that art scroll along with the the vill Shas and and missa whatever else he's looking at he goes through that and he knows what's going on in the world you can ask him anywhere in sh wow he doesn't I know people will tell you they don't remember their kids phone numbers but ask him what this thisor in ch that's question I was I was going to ask you about I'm so glad you ask me yes so um so everyone's striving to become a you know this program wasn't be able to have someone help guide them to get to that Vision that goal but what's the definition of a Torah scholar so I brought the beautiful Shas with me you know I took her off the shelf the Shas that 35 years ago my wife bought for me um I just want to let you know that I am using it good morning this is going on doesn't have to say at night according to one day we we know obviously that do but this is the definition ofil Tom it's somebody who's accustomed in his learning to return to its text Tom all the time and that's sufficient for Liv call reviewing Kaz Kaz Kaz and as a Parting Shot I would just say if you want to ask me or I leave somebody with that review is what gives you life what gives you satisfaction and the more you review the more you know the more you understand the more you connect the dots and the Doss but I can't help but think can't think about what it would be in terms of an analogy that those who are still held captive B is is that if we were to return to theor and the way that it was meant to be to review and to review and to review to return that'll be a scuse for them to be return toel amen amen I don't mean to be melodramatic about it but every word of Torah that we learn that that's helping the matu this is a great opportunity to do withas M said over and I heard somebody say it over and I I told it over recently I actually heard him say it overom when he was younger I don't if he was a barker call but he was an ER Israel was during one of the Wars one of The Mamas a very rough Gruff looking Soldier sits down next to him he knew he was looking to pick a fight you know like you know you you from M was ready for it and person says to [Music] him translate rabbit just in case someone I have no idea what I said said he said you're sitting there you're learning to we're at the front lines we're duking it out soldiers we're soldiers and he says you're traitors said excuse me says you want to say I'm a tiff you want to say I'm a fool you can say that because maybe you don't understand it or you think it's foolish but a buan the traitor no let me ask you something would it make a difference to you if you were going to the front line in your tank and your rocket launchers and I was running alongside your tank with my sneakers with a bow and arrow going up there to fight because I want them to be part of it would that matter he says no would you call me a traitor no you might call me a tipich you go there with a bow and arrow you know what you think you d a milic with a slingshot what but I'm going to fight our fighting we believe lunaa is when we're getting up an hour ahead of time 4: or 5 in the morning to learn Torah and your scho I'm ding for you and that learning should be a sco that should be the Spears and the and the and the grenades and the bullets that are being run and then our doing an hour after and we're giving up our sleep and we're putting our we're not just slacking off we're fighting every every El of strength every BL ofor that we learned would you call me a traitor maybe you'd call me a fool but you wouldn't call me a traitor this tough rough Soldier kind of like broke down so that's a dick you're right wow wow wow be a let's join our forces and let's start and start today start today make today the day that you start going through Shas and understanding and and knowing it call Shas kabura look at the webinar on Torah anytime which we are very grateful to kak for helping to implement call 732 447 4201 that's 732 447 4201 by the way we had put out an ad that the first 20 people to call and register for any part the program to come on board to do any kazor through shasa they would win an oral gamor I don't know if 20 people have called already but I'm going to go out on the line and say if 20 people call from this pod podcast shabor and they um they join the program any part of it to do kazora um we'll underwrite a a free Aral more through a gift certificate they'll give the information over for those first 20 people 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