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Different Doesn’t Mean Broken | Rabbi Orlofsky #rabbiorlofsky #parenting #selfworth
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Sometimes the problem isn’t the kid. We try to force every child into the same mold — and then wonder why some feel broken. A powerful message from Rabbi Orlofsky about individuality, purpose, and finding where you belong. ☕ Support Rabbi Orlofsky’s Torah content: https://buymeacoffee.com/rabbiorlofsky 🛍️ Official Merch: rabbiorlofsky.com/merch ✨ Sponsor an Episode: rabbiorlofsky.com/podcast ✉️ Submit a question for Rabbi Orlofsky’s Q&A: rabbiorlofsky.com/contact 📲 Follow Rabbi Orlofsky: Instagram: @realrabbiorlofsky TikTok: @rabbidovidorlofsky Facebook: @rabbiorlofsky X: @RabbiOrlofsky #therabbiorlofskyshow #Torah #Jewish #Podcast #JewishWisdom #Chinuch #LifeAdvice #Bamidbar
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A kid doesn't fit into the mold and we
assume there's something wrong with this
kid. No, you have a board with only
square pegs. What happens is we have a
round peg and we keep trying to bang it
into a square hole and it doesn't go.
>> [music]
>> In the end we say there's something
wrong with the peg. No, there's
something wrong with the board. There
should be more shapes to accommodate
different pieces. In the Machaneh there
were 12 shvatim and each one went in a
different place in a different location
with a different idea. Everybody has a
place in the Machaneh. Everybody has a
direction and everyone should try to
find where they belong in the Machaneh
to be able to fulfill their purpose in
Mitzrayim.