Aviously

How bad is our ego problem? And what if the greatest measuring stick of our ego isn't how much we have, but how much Simcha we actually experience?

We say we believe Hashem is in complete control. So why are we constantly anxious, comparing, competing, buying, upgrading, and chasing the next thing?

In this episode of Aviously, I explore an uncomfortable possibility: maybe our ego is taking up so much space that our Neshama can barely breathe.

What if the ultimate flex isn't having more, but needing less? What if true wealth isn't measured by what we accumulate, but by how much room we make for Hashem?

Maybe the path to genuine Simcha isn't adding something else to our lives. Maybe it's finally replacing our love of "things" for the love of "Him". 

The post Yom Tov hangover is inevitable. From first hand experience, the kabalos we have taken on and the effort we will put in shouldn't go unnoticed or minimized. How do we best prepare for the ups and downs? Maybe it's about knowing we will fall but falling more gently. 

Last episode we discussed, Ayeka, where are you? This episode we dig into "who we are", and begin the dialogue on how we judge ourselves and our circumstances.

Where are we? For real. Are we where our bodies are? Our minds? Our consciousness? Learning for the Adam and Chava experience, how do we show up with presence and calm?

Why am I doing this? Who is this for? In this episode Avi introduces himself, some struggles and why he has set out to start Aviously.