CHAZAQ's Torah Talks #144 Rabbi Eli Scheller - One Story at a Time

we're missing a substitute today do you mind substituting a class I said on one condition if I could bring in my guitar so I walk into the class kids were ripping up pieces of paper and throwing it at me hey I'm a substitute can I uh take out up my guitar uh yeah I didn't know exactly what I was going to do I said one time one time and everyone slowly like sits in their seats wow this is powerful and then like that night one of the boys mothers calls me up they never had a substitute like this ever and then a job opening for a rubby and my wife said I think this is your thing no it's not she says I think it's your thing you got to listen to your wife because they know better it's not what you're going to teach it's what they're going to learn the whole class met me in the hallway and they sang the song that I composed I said wow that I think this is like my [Music] field bar and welcome to Torah talks kazak's Tuesday night program with a special guest and we have with us tonight all the way from Lakewood New Jersey rabell sh Shalom wow so exciting to have the rabbi in the program thank you thank you I've always seen your stuff and heard about you and it's I hope the good stuff only good stuff you guys are just you know pop out programs the Jewish people so we want to hear a little background the rabbi and the good work you're involved with uh my background is I'm originally I'm an ffb from from Brooklyn so I grew up in Brooklyn I went to many different Yas uh every few years I went to a different one is that because you got kicked out or because just yeah yeah it didn't work out you know they weren't a fit for me you know that gives a lot of I want you a lot of inspiration because I deal with a lot of people and uh many times it does does work out in certain places so you could still come out to be a rabbi Ali shler yeah you know what and I I gained so much from that so many different things just the fact that I had to bounce around you have to get used to a brand new school very quickly and in life life just keeps throwing you into different places I'll tell you one thing one friend of mine that unfortunately had to go jump from one place to the next he said it was the best thing that happened to him I'm like why he's like because the business he's involved with has to do a lot with context he's like I have so many new cont context because every year I was in a different school that means so many classmates so many friends same here I mean people all the time like I know you from thisa I know you're from there I know you're from there so yeah this not encouraging people to jump around but this is no well well life will put you in different places anywhere exactly that's true but if you happen to get pushed into different places just know it's a blessing everything's from hasem call of everything's for the best so you're F be from from Brooklyn from from Brooklyn and school was never my thing sitting down in a seat by a desk was never my thing recess was the only thing I look forward to so schooling was pretty difficult for me but somehow I managed through school or not managed and eventually when I was 17 I went to Israel my father said you know what why don't you just try Israel and maybe some magic could happen over there so yeah So eventually I just got to a a good Yeshiva sh reel 11 you know sounds familiar yeah smalla and there's where I finally like got a connection he connected to me the first re that ever like connected to me and I started learning and once I started learning I I loved it I never learned as a kid I was deprived of wisdom as a kid I never got anything my highest level of reading was Curious George and the be steam Bears going a family that was my highest level so I never had any wisdom and if you're not filled with wisdom then you're just into snacking and every other pleasure that life has to offer but it's a shame because wisdom really lights up your body so once I finally learn started learning I began giving it over and it became my mission to now give it over because many times like you hear things from adults and like you don't understand what they're saying and could be the adult maybe doesn't understand it so much but if you know it very clear then you could explain it to anybody you can break things down in enough steps that a three-year-old could understand it and like that's like my biggest pleasure when I could take a hard concept and just break it down break it down yeah like I'll talk in let's say a school there's a few hundred kids and and I'll say something and there's like a 5-year-old girl raising her hand like what does that mean and like I got this and I'll break it down for her that she she gets it so it became my mission to give over like once I started learning literally at 19 and I like I was on fire like I was learning like missil charm I remember the first time learning it this is it was amazing and I just always had like someone that was weaker than me that I would give it over to and eventually when I got married I was in Rie burkwitz is called burwitz course so I was involved with teens a little bit before I came to B with his K and they asked me if I would do a thing Thursday night with them like guitar and I play guitar and some Chun and I had a rooftop so I said I said let's do it but I did it one week and there was a neighbor came in his pajamas and it was because we did it Thursday night like 10:00 and they would sing it was very nice so I had a neighbor that came in his pajamas and he said my wife she can't sleep and you got to stop this immediately and I I felt terrible because especially Ro burkwitz is he teaches B is the most important thing so I said I felt terrible I said sorry let's stop it so I I told R burwitz and I said you know a guy came and I'm thinking of stopping this program he said absolutely don't stop it I said what do you mean but like B he said no this program is important he's like if he wants it to stop then tell him okay uh I'll stop it but then you'll take the boys and you'll run the program for them but but someone has to do something for these boys because otherwise it was Thursday night they would go to town and do who knows what so he said it's very important to do it so I contined every Thursday night and and inspired these boys and and it was we did it for a few years guys really grew from that just like went till 1:00 in the morning and then I and then I uh I was in R Brook with his color for like four years and then from there he sends people around the world to do community outreach just like Robin mayv is doing I must tell you there are so many rabbis that we had on Torah talks and so many of them I could just remember they're always telling me how they went to R Burke Jerusalem Co JK yeah Jerusalem Co unbelievable yeah that that place like where Burke was he just gave me like my whole what's called hashkafa like Outlook in life I never had a Reby that I just was connected to when I first went to his K like as a kid I think what I suffered from besides being wisdom deprived I had a very low self-esteem because I got kicked out from so many different places and I was a loser I didn't have friends my parents would always scream at me for getting kicked out and Rain would scream at me for not doing my work so I was just from all sides and I always felt inside that I was great and that's why Michael Jordan and basketball always spoke to me I always thought that like I want to be in the NBA I'll have 30 ,000 people cheering for me and inside I felt that's me um um I could be Michael Jordan so I got a basket in my backyard and I practiced religiously his moves that as a child as a child yeah I'm going back now when as was a child I practiced his moves and stuff like that I told him to Jerusalem col your no no no no I'm going back in time because once once I went to R Burk whatz as kle his big thing was was you're great your your Jewish person your your born with greatness and that just spoke to me like you don't have to be Michael Jordan like you are great you are great and that's just like it resonated with me so in that Cur he just kept speaking about the greatness of a Jew and you're great and you can accomplish anything so that really spoke to me so I was there for four years and from there I I got like two job offers one was in Columbus Ohio and one was in Los Angeles California so I remember I I said okay let me speak spory Burkwood see what he says so I knock on his door he's very hard personing to get a hold of and I could attested that yeah so I knock on his door and he's he's on the phone so he he answers the door and he's like I said I have two jobs like uh Columbus Los Angeles he's like Los Angeles and that was it and I booked tickets for my whole family and boom we went straight from uh which is like on the top of the world you know in terms of like religiously to West Hollywood it was like straight from there to there so that was like a big jump but that was amazing I was with L laj Alex Landa I don't know if you heard about him but a great organization in Los Angeles and I worked with non from people to inspire them about learning because I myself felt like a bachua a little bit because I didn't learn so much when I was younger and I was on fire I'm like this is like this is the secret to everything this is it so I did that for like a little over a year then I went to Baltimore where I did got involved with like college campus and C like that and then I I felt that you know something like I feel like I could be greater I could be connecting more could do more I could do more and I felt that the end of the day I'm not a a BT and I just felt like I couldn't connect a th% with the with the students you get that yeah yeah like I felt like listen I'm I was raised my whole life I was keeping shabas like there's a little bit of a limit of how much I can let's say push someone to start keeping shabas if I you know understand 100% so I took a year off I said you know what I just need time to think I took a year off and I didn't have any money at that time because I wasn't working but I said listen this is in Baltimore this is in Baltimore and I said listen I I want to do in life what my I I looked around people and I saw two different types of adults one type of adult was like on fire and like let's do this here we go and like energized and the other types were like you know we're surviving we're getting through this oh it's so cold outside and and I looked around and I said like it looks like some people are doing what they love and some people are just doing what they have to be doing and I said I want to be the first type doing what you love is so just doing yeah just doing what I love doing I want to wake up every day just excited that I'm doing what I love doing up until now I mean I was doing what I led doing but I hit like a block that I felt like I was status quo and I I wasn't going up gota always be climbing always going up yeah because kids are always happy because they're always growing so as adults you got to just keep growing till you're 119 and days so so uh I took a year off and I just just I said you know what right now like what do I love more than anything else I love music so I just like took my guitar and I started practicing every day my uncle is very musical so I sat down with him for an hour every day he taught me guitar then I said you know what I want to enhance my voice I always want to be a singer so I said okay who's the best voice teacher in the Tri City area I found a guy in Lakewood so I drove into Lakewood once a month and then I took ear training lessons then I took drum lessons and I just took a ton of lessons that year and then eventually it led me into I I didn't have any money at the time I was going into debt but I was a guy once comes over to me and he says listen my son he's in sixth grade he's getting kicked out of class every day and I just need someone to like be his Reby in the morning would you learn with him I said wow like I'm not interested but that's me like that was me in sixth grade how could I say no if I could help him so I said okay so I sat down with him in the morning and I would learn with him and I re was really able to like make serious changes in this boy like people told me he doesn't know how to write and he's dyslexic and I sat down with him one day and I said his name was yusi and I said okay yusi if I'm going to give you $1,000 right now to write beautifully let me see you do it so he's like okay and he's like I said no no yes see $1,000 if you write the nicest line how you going to do it so he's like okay and he writes it and literally I had tears in my eyes I said did you realize that you could write like this he said yeah I know I could I'm like do you know no one else thinks that you could no one thinks that you're a fool and you can't write better than a person and I saw I was able to really penetrate yeah yeah like connect him on a deep level so one day when I was learning with him the English principal comes over to me who I knew he said we're missing a substitute today a teachers out do you mind substituting a class I said uh nah it's not it's it's not even on the LA it's not like last on my list it's not even on my list like that's not something I want to do he said come on please we don't have anybody I said on one condition if I could bring in my guitar he said listen it was never done but okay so do it so I walk into the class and without exaggerating kids were ripping up pieces of paper and throwing it at me like hey I'm a substitute so it's a green light just do whatever you want to me so I just waited till like you know the voice level dropped a little bit and I said boys can I uh take out my guitar and Ione say like uh yeah so I I took out my guitar and I was just like waiting they're still like standing up standing on desks and I just I didn't know exactly what I was going to do I said one time one time one time one time this guy yanle he's walking down the street and everyone slowly like sits in their seats and they're just listening and I said wow this is powerful so I just kept on going and like I did that for like an hour and like that's it like you made up a story I made up a story I mean I once I started going with it then I you know I weaved into other areas and then like that night uh one of the boys' mothers calls me up and she says they never had a substitute like this ever she said would you be willing to make a summer camp for these boys wow I said no like that's not something I'm looking on my list yeah it's not it's not even last on my list so she says how about I'll get you all the kids you tell me exactly how many kids you want I'll get you all the kids so I spoke it over with my wife she said okay I think it's a good idea I said you know what I'll have a 15 passenger so I'll have 14 boys so she got me 14 kids and I called it C because I composed the song that you called K and I thought you were say kak oh like God so excited but and it was it was you know I did that summer it was like three four weeks and it was amazing it worked out very well like I was I was able to connect to like every single kid and you're bringing the guitar in every day yeah yeah it was a very Musical that was a big component of it and then a job opening opened for like a fifth grade in Baltimore for a rby and my wife said I think this is your thing I said no it's not she says I think it's your thing and you got to listen to your wife because they know better so I I said okay so there were 15 people competing for this position and I didn't want the position really but I said I'm going to give it all I got so I I went to the class and I I I taught them a certain topic I gave a model lesson and I made a song to summarize everything that I did so I gave the class and the principal he still didn't feel it yet he didn't feel it he said you know come back for a second model lesson so this time I did like real research you know I wanted to get that win even though I don't want the job necessarily but I want to get that win so I called like one of the top Educators his name is R bmen he has like a lot of farm how to teach for got his last name at the moment sorry about that uh he has a lot of books and I I read a lot of his stuff and just something that I read that really like struck a cord with me it said it's not what you're G to teach it's what they're going to learn meaning I thought like okay I got to give my most powerful class no no no what are they walking out with today that was a game changer for me 100% the next that giving over it's what they're going to be Tak yeah yeah okay what are they Lisa what are they walking out with today so I I gave over the next so when I came for the next class the whole class met me in the hallway and they sang the song that I composed I said wow that I think this is like my field because I'm really connecting to them I give the next class they gave me the job wow and then the rest is history I was I was in fifth grade in ta in Baltimore for four years and I I did like just a lot of different things I taught them skills and schar schn I just did a lot of things with kids and I made Sleepaway camps for kids and a trip to Israel for kids and and then I said you know what let's take it to the next level because I don't like status quo as we said like you always have to I like I'm the type I like jumping into the ocean and then figuring out how to swim I like it so then I went to Lakewood and then baram and Lake I was able to reach a lot more kids in Lakewood as a Reby or no no so I I wasn't in the classroom anymore I was too constrainted yeah restricted in the classroom but I have a job in like a Sho to work with a lot of kids as part of a Sho and then also I made my own programs to work with a lot of kids and then now my status quo was this is like the past three and a half years so the the beginning of this the begin the end of last year I said okay I think I already hit a lot of kids in Lakewood next what's next so I said now I want to travel the country wow barem this year what I'm doing is like every other week I'm traveling around to a different city yeah that like I do stories that's how I connect to kids and music a little bit also but mainly like storytelling and and inspiration through that everybody loves stories and in par Mo it says the Torah says and he told over to Y through a story about what happened to the Jewish people so the importance of stories so I see the rabbis varing to kids and into stories if you could maybe tell us uh maybe one of your favorite stories okay something that comes to mind okay something that comes to mind is one time one time one time one time fifth grade boy his name was Shalom and Shalom had what they called ADHD which stands for attention deficit hey hey Donuts so he couldn't focus in class everything the rbie said sounded like Chinese Japanese and Aramaic nothing was going in but he liked one thing more than anything else basketball so whenever the Reby started talking boom his mind automatically wondered to basketball and his favorite basketball players and around his bed he had basketball players his favorite basketball player was Michael Jordan again yeah yeah that's his favorite basketball player so around his bed he had pictures of this basketball player Michael Jordan and he had t-shirts of Michael Jordan and he never saw Michael Jordan play and have a way of seeing him play but he had basketball cards of Michael Jordan and you know that's how he knew about him and something about Michael Jordan inspired him to be to be great so one day his father comes over to him because he's bringing home 30s and 40s on his tests and he wasn't inspired in school his father was a businessman he said okay how about if I take you to a Michael Jordan game and the boy says oh for sure like okay let's do it his father said not so fast if you get a 90 on every test for 6 months in a row I'll take you to Michael Jordan game so Shalom said let's do it his father said maybe think about it for two three days because you never got a 90 yet he said no I'm going to the game his father said okay so the next day shom goes to school he comes with his notepad five minutes early and he's waiting for the Reby to start and the Reby starts the class and automatically sh's mind goes Michael Jordan to the three-point line puts up the just shot it's good and the Chicago he's like oh no we're middle of class and he's trying to focus and but nothing is going in he can't get anything they finishes and he got nothing he said but I'm going to the game I'm going to the game so after school he calls one of the best kids in the class and he says please what did reie do today give me a summary what what did Reby do he said okay like we did these three rashies on these T him he said okay thank you so much he did it with his father he he got it the next day he goes back to school he couldn't focus but he he called the best kids after class but Sunday night his knees were shaking his palms were sweaty test was Monday morning and what's he going to do so he he called the best kids in the class he said okay what's Reby going to ask on the test so one of the boys says definitely like PK Bas that Rashi rebi said that like 10 times definitely asking that do know this line of gamar very well that's probably going to be on the test and he takes his test extra long and he gets it back bum wow so he shows it to his father and his father says great job another 5 months and 3 weeks to go he said oh come on I worked so hard on that but his father was very straightforward business you know 6 months and six months so he goes back to school and he's tries focusing but he does his thing he calls the best kids after class he worked hard he worked very hard in his own way so next test 92 95 92 91 87 he says 87 is almost 9 so he shows it to his father his father says deals off he says oh come on I'm going to see Michael Jordan I'm going to see Michael Jordan he looks over his test question five part B wasn't answered wasn't marked he shows his R his re says I can't believe I missed that plus four 91 so he's five months in and his father says to him one night and his son sh says deals off his father says no there's a big concert the same night as the Michael Jordan game which is going to be in Madison Square Gardens in Nassau cisum which is next door there's a big concert ohal concert some of your favorite singers will be by this concert do you want to go to the concert instead he said no I want to see Michael Jordan that's my role model that that's what I want to see his F said okay finish the deal and I'll take you so the next four tests he worked hard just as if it was the first test 95 90 92 99 boom boom boom he got it his father says okay now it's my turn to deliver so was March 8 1998 and his father comes home from work that day and they take the train to Manhattan and Shalom can't believe it his dream is about to come true before his eyes he gets out in Time Square and just all the lights of sensory overload they get tickets and they come into the stadium he can see the court and his heart is pounding he sees the basketball players his role model it's right here and he walks in gives in his ticket to the to the ticket guy and he runs in and the guy says hey hey get back here and he says what's the matter excuse me sir get back over here your ticket is fake he says what are you talking about he said sir tickets for this game were sold out six months ago he said we just bought it right outside two tickets 100 bucks the guy said sir the guy sold you fake tickets please exit the stadium the arena and shom couldn't believe it he was this close to touching his dream and his father felt horrible he said you know what I'll take you to a restaurant we'll watch the game in a restaurant and SE said no I I wanted to see Michael Jordan that's why I work so hard just want to go back home so his father and shom go back on the train back the way they came back to his house crawls into bed and he cries himself to sleep and I know the story is true because my middle name is Shalom my name is El yahu Shalom and I was crushed I didn't see my role model my dream player Michael Jordan I never got to see him and kids right away ask me like didn't your father do any else for you like how could he how could he just leave you off like that and I said you know what uh I did ask my father if he wants to help me meet Michael Jordan but I don't really care so much anymore it's not a big deal for me I did get a relationship with my father after that like over the years which is much more valuable than anything that you can really get I have a very close relationship with my father but what I did realize from this is a few things one of them I still use literally till today like literally today I use the same thing that happened back then and this is I try to really teach this to kids which is and adults which is that how did sham or me get those 90s on his test I never got a 90 I never knew what a 90 looked like I had a dream I had a dream that I saw so clearly in my head I'm going to go to Madison Square Gardens I'm going to see Michael Jordan I'll do anything in the world to do that I'll run 20 miles to see him and when you have a dream it's like a magnet it pulls you forward so if you could dream of something and picture in your head you can do what you never thought was possible to get to that so till today literally like the the end of last year I I was dreaming I said I want to start traveling the country that's what I want to be doing and I envisioned it picture myself on the airplanes just flying around and hasm like Hashem just helped me get into that direction totally end result is with the with the thinking the mind having in our mind that's exactly what you're saying yeah you got you got like the uh someone said like a building is finished before it started what does it mean like in the architect's mind he before they start building it the building is finished they see the whole building now it's time to build it so visualization so important wow wow wow you make things happen so be a dreamer I was lucky because I had a lot of time in class to dream but but you can dream many times be a dreamer and grow every day and those dreams will will happen you can make anything happen wow very very inspiring question Rabbi Sher so uh with what I understand a lot of kids are following the rabbi and loving the stories and one time one time and all that excitement uh what could you give to a kid that might be might be in your scenario or or inspiration for a kid that's not in your scenario to keep it going and to stay positive okay okay so one thing is if the kid is let's say not succeeding in school like some other kids right let's say he's not the top of the class and he's not succeeding every kid is is unique and is a gem and is great every kid if you're not succeeding in class don't think for a second that you're not successful and great because there's so many different places where you can be successful school is not really meant to bring out everyone's unique talents it hits some kids but know that if you're the one that's jumping out of your seat you're probably the next inventor of Tesla or something like that you're you have something that's huge in you that can't be contained in a seat with a buckle you have something huge that you're going to contribute to this world for the Jewish people it'll be a shame if you think that you can't do anything and we'll lose out on on having you do that so don't think for a second that you're no good your skills your unique talents are just not coming out yet but there will be a time that you will shine like nobody else it's like RF says that little kid but big Nish so the Nish is like trying to that's why trying to pop out yeah yeah totally and that's like many kids that struggle and they go through difficult challenges it's only because they have a big sh they're just not satisfied they're not getting what they feel they could be getting I feel I'm great and my life is so dull it's so boring it's not coming out so you now you have to just drown it out with other things 100% 100% And and inspiration for parents that might be watching or listening yeah because it's difficult you know as much as you're saying yes 100% they're going to become great one day it's going to be amazing but today they're getting the report no okay yeah yeah so well well if you know that you know the report card is not like it doesn't mean everything from them you know my kids also some are are excellent in school and some are not at all but they have to do aalis they must put their efforts yeah but you have to also you have to make every kid feel successful and therefore F try to find it's not so hard usually what your son loves and he's great at and help them excel in that area like my son over here like he he loves let's say uh cooking food or taking care of people I have him run all the youth groups for the Sho he'll be in charge of 200 kids making sure every kid gets what they need and we'll go shopping for simp as T and we'll buy hundreds of bags of snacks for other kids and and my kids love this and they feel like a star because they're really doing things on a high level they're not necessarily great in school but okay like I'm not great in Chinese either you know the best kid in the class does he know how to make a car no but he's the best kid in the class but because we're in school the whole day and this is everything so it's like okay best kid in the class he he's just the best and the worst kid in the class is the worst no there's no such thing as the best kid the worst kid you we're all the best and as a parent I think it's the parents job to show the kid where their unique skill is like look how amazing you are at drawing look at that like and get them some drawing lessons after school to keep excelling in that because once a kid reaches sucess read yes once you're once you're success you're going to yeah so as long as the kid is failing his report card but give him success in a different area and once he has that he'll be a successful kid amazing RAB so we're in the month of have to increase in happiness I don't know if this is rabis forte or not but uh your favorite joke oh okay yeah no it's definitely I love sharing jokes with kids because there's also to get like a good joke and that's funny that's that's kosher and there's a behind it so there was these two counselors that were applying for a Sleepaway Camp and Zi the head counselor like to ask out of that box questions just to think just to see how the counselors would think so he calls in the first counselor nak comes in and the head counselor says okay n what's the exact position of the sun so nak said it's not an exact place like every day it's in a different location different spot said okay okay next question what's the current deficit of the United States government how much money do they owe to other countries soam says I think it's three trillion he said okay okay question number three does a famous criminal that escaped Mexico and is hiding in the United States what's his current situation so he says the president is investigating with a special team of people he says okay okay I like the way you think aent please call on your friend zevi but don't tell him any questions because I like to ask the same exact question to every staff member he says okay so nak calls in Ze Ze come in Ze says what was questions nak says I'm sorry I can't say come on come on what was the questions I let use my scooter I'm sorry I can't say so he says okay what was the answers he says oh okay it's Cel never said I can't say that so he says oh the answer to number one second question third question tells him the answers so zevi is is focusing on the answers question number one answer number two answer number three it's memorizing it comes into his interview gives in his application and he's focusing on the answers head councel looks at the application he says Whoa one second this not even filled out completely before we even start to interview what are the answer you you answer all the questions so zie is focusing on the answers he says okay question number one what's your address and zie says I got this uh it's not an exact place every day it's in a different location so uh head counselor says what does that mean he says okay next thing what's your number he says uh three trillion head counselor puts down the paper he says excuse me are you out of your mind he says the president is currently investigating it with a special team of people a that's hilarious yeah yeah amazing RAB so we have a minaga custom final message on Torah talks we enjoyed so much of the insights anduk and inspiration in the story and the joke wow okay the final message I'll share what I gained from my rebi is and that I was yearning for my whole life that as Jews we all feel that we are great we feel that we're special and it's true we are special but it's important to make that come out in a real way to to use your unique talents as opposed to telling everyone how special you are and and trying to uh impress everyone with your nice car and and other nice possessions that you are special it's true you are special but it's because there's something deep inside of you could just shine forth and do something great so every day just try to get better try to work on yourself every day like try to double your skills every day how can I grow today how can I grow today and no status quo no status quo and I think that's like the secret I mean I know it it's a secret to happiness and to energy when when you're growing then life is exciting like if I could do today what I never did yesterday I'm on fire understand so you keep growing every day and think of kids two-year-olds are constantly happy yes they're going to cry just because they want that wafer but as soon as they get that wafer they're naturally happy when my kids come down to play they run down the steps 6:30 in the morning what what are they running to to play with magneti and to make the same thing right because it's they're going to make something new today so keep growing every day how can I be better today listen to podcast listen to to toor talks podcast listen to things keep growing every day and you'll have such a happy life amazing RAB Ali for all that you do for CLA you're an inspiration thank you I'm a mirror to you amazing continue your positivity continue changing the world make the world better plays inspiring children and in Cloud show and we want to thank everyone for listening kak Tor talks every single Tuesday 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