Freedom is not a destination, but a path of constant permission and acceptance.
Freedom and the Art of Letting Go
We tend to think of freedom as a destination: the end goal of our pursuit. But it’s the opposite. We become free not through what we do, but through letting go.
Structure Creates Freedom
Structure and freedom may feel like opposites, but one is necessary for the other. This is a pattern that repeats in every dimension of life. Structure creates freedom.
How to Free Yourself From a Victim Mindset
The demons of doubt and fear can be formidable oppressors, trapping us in a victim mindset and enslaving us to a life lived below our potential. The good news is that we hold the key to free ourselves.
Freedom Isn’t Granted; It’s a Choice
One of the lessons of Passover is that freedom is not something we are given. It’s a state we choose on our own.
Questions Are Essential to Freedom
At the Passover Seder, we tend to focus on the process of asking questions. Equally as important in this context is the receiving of questions. The willingness to allow questions — to create space for them — is also a sign of freedom.
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