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Learn Consequences or Fail: The Professor's Brutal Truth! #shorts

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven

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If you wanted to become a doctor and then they told you, okay, listen, you have to take this course and this course is going to be most critical step of your learning. But we have two options. We have one professor on this side of the building and another professor on that side of the building. Choose whichever one you want. Naturally, if you're a smart person, you say, "Okay, what's the difference between the professors?" So, you ask some people that went to that class, you know, what's the difference between two professors? Yeah. Yeah. Huge difference. The guy on this side, he's the funniest guy in the world. He's so funny. You're going to laugh so much. We really have a good time. Once in a while he brings beer. What about medicine? Who wants to talk about medicine? What about the other guy? Oh, the other guy, he's boring. And you know what? Sometimes, not just boring, he's scary, too. Tells you about all types of stuff. What What is he What stuff? What stuff? Tells you all the consequences of what if a doctor fails, he can kill people. The consequences of not putting the right prescription or the right medicine or not cutting appropriately or not numbing appropriately. I mean, the guy's just miserable. I don't know. He always talks about negative things. Now, a wise person, which professor does he go to? If he wants to graduate as a clown, he wants to graduate as a comedian, he goes to the first one, to the funny guy. But if he wants to be a doctor, he has to go to the other one because the other one's going to teach him the consequences so he could avoid them. When a person runs away from learning about the consequences of their actions, that means that they have simply accepted the fact that they are incapable of changing. But the truth is is that every one of us knows that we could all change. We just need enough inspiration, enough motivation. If we're going to rely on our past to motivate us, it can't motivate us forever. The only thing that's going to get us forward is by getting us to learn enough Torah that we realize that if we don't continue to learn, if we don't continue to grow, we're simply going to fall in and be prey to our own foolishness. What's the tells you all the consequences of what if a doctor fails? He can kill people. the consequences of not putting the right prescription or the right medicine or not cutting appropriately or not numbing appropriately. I mean, the guy's just miserable. I don't know. He always talks about negative things. Now, a wise person, which professor does he go to? If he wants to graduate as a clown, he wants to graduate as a comedian, he goes to the first one, to the funny guy. But if he wants to be a doctor, he has to go to the other one because the other one's going to teach him the consequences so he could avoid them. When a person runs away from learning about the concept,