Torah 100

We made it to Torah 100. That's huge, seriously, 100 Torahs together. >> [music] >> If you've been here from the beginning, or even if you jumped in halfway, I hope you realize how many tools we picked up from Reb Nachman's toolbox. For anxiety, for relationships, with feeling, for getting back up, for dealing with people, for dealing with yourself, for seeing Hashem inside regular life. I know I've gained a ton from this, because preparing these videos >> [music] >> make me take each Torah and ask myself, "Okay, this sounds beautiful. What does this this actually mean when I walk out the door tomorrow morning?" So, [music] thank you for watching, sharing, commenting, and honestly, for giving me the push to keep going. And Torah 100 has such a perfect message [music] for where we are. It asks like this, "How can two people both be great people, both connected to Torah, but one is calm and easy to be around, while the other one can be intense, [music] and even sometimes get angry?" The answer is fascinating. There can be a gap between what you know and what you live. You can understand patience and still [music] lose it with your kids. You can learn about emunah and still panic when the business deal goes sideways. >> [music] >> You can know you shouldn't care what everyone thinks about you, and still check who viewed your status. That doesn't mean the learning isn't working. It means you're in the middle of becoming. The goal [music] isn't to learn something today and magically become a different human tomorrow. The goal is to keep closing that gap. [music] One conversation where you react differently. One stressful moment where you remember Hashem. One time you hold back [music] that comment you normally would have said. That's Torah becoming part of you. So, after 100 Torahs, don't look back and think, "Why am I not there yet?" Look back and ask, "Am I the same person I was [music] when we started this journey?" And if the answer is no, even a little bit, that's something worth celebrating. 100 Torahs into this journey, and there's still so much more in Reb Nachman's toolbox for us to discover. Thank you for being part of it. Let's [music] keep learning, keep growing, and most importantly, keep bringing it into our lives.