Daily Boost with Charlie Harary

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October 22 Building Your Own Beis Hamikdash: Seeing the Good in Yourself
Building Your Own Beis Hamikdash: Seeing the Good in Yourself
What does it mean to make yourself a place for the Shechinah? In this episode of Dialing Bnei Brak, Charlie Harary and Rav Moshe Levy explore how developing an ayin tov toward yourself can build genuine self-worth, strengthen your relationships, and bring more simchah into your avodas Hashem.
Learn how to recognize your shortcomings without tearing yourself down, see your worth beyond achievement and approval, and give your spouse, children, and others the unconditional love that helps them grow.
In this episode:
1:38 — Learning to See the Good in Yourself
8:09 — Recognizing the Yetzer Hara During Spiritual Growth
23:20 — Building Your Own Beis Hamikdash: Making Room for the Shechinah Through Joy
33:44 — How Unconditional Love Builds True Self-Esteem
49:22 — Finding Your Worth in Your Neshamah
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57 min
October 19What Real Self-Esteem Looks Like
What does it mean to feel good about yourself without needing to prove anything?
Charlie Harary and Rabbi Moshe Levi explore how to build true self-esteem through an ayin tov, a good eye toward yourself. They discuss why recognizing your flaws can be encouraging, how guilt can get in the way of growth, and what unconditional love teaches us about our worth.
In this episode:
02:10 — A good eye toward yourself: Recognizing your strengths without becoming arrogant.
06:18 — You were born enough: Finding your worth in your neshamah rather than society’s expectations.
13:18 — Seeing failure as information: What great athletes and companies can teach us about spiritual growth.
21:12 — Can you really let the guilt go? Taking responsibility, doing teshuvah, and moving forward.
34:03 — Unconditional love and true self-esteem: How the love we give shapes our children, spouses, and ourselves.
This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate
55 min
October 14When Everyone Else Is Getting Married: The Power of Ayin Tov
Thank you to our sponsors:
Incrementum Digital helps brands grow on Amazon, managing over $500 million in annual sales for clients. Visit https://incrementumdigital.com and mention this podcast for $500 off your first month and a free account audit.
Financial Concierge LLC manages investments, bank accounts, properties, and everyday cash flow. They also support family and special needs trustees and provide Medi-Cal billing services for assisted living facilities. Visit https://financialconciergeca.com or email [email protected].
Zichron Naftali helps people in need in many ways, with virtually no overhead. Support their work by donating at https://zichronnaftali.com.
What can you do while waiting to meet your zivug? And how do you stay happy for others when they’re receiving the very thing you’re hoping for?
In this episode of Dialing Bnei Brak, Charlie Harary learns with Rabbi Moshe Levi about preparing for marriage through giving, honoring your parents, and developing an ayin tov: seeing others with generosity and wishing them well.
They explore:
Why preparing for marriage begins with the relationships you already have.
How comparison and jealousy affect the way you experience someone else’s simcha.
Why kibud av va’em is an essential part of learning to give.
The practice of blessing someone with double when they have something you want.
How to keep growing while trusting Hashem with your own timing.
A practical conversation about becoming a giver, making room for bracha, and finding joy while you wait.
Explore more Torah learning and upcoming courses at kelil.org.
This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate
42 min
October 14How You See Others Changes Your Own Life
Thank you to our sponsors:
Incrementum Digital helps brands grow on Amazon, managing over $500 million in annual sales for clients. Visit https://incrementumdigital.com and mention this podcast for $500 off your first month and a free account audit.
Financial Concierge LLC manages investments, bank accounts, properties, and everyday cash flow. They also support family and special needs trustees and provide Medi-Cal billing services for assisted living facilities. Visit https://financialconciergeca.com or email [email protected].
Zichron Naftali helps people in need in many ways, with virtually no overhead. Support their work by donating at https://zichronnaftali.com.
How You See Others Changes Your Own Life
When someone else gets what you’ve been praying for, how do you respond?
In this episode of Dialing Bnei Brak, Charlie Harary learns with Rabbi Moshe Levi about the power of ayin tov: seeing others with generosity, celebrating their success, and wishing them more good.
Through Torah teachings and everyday examples, they explore how our thoughts reveal our middos, how comparison takes away our simcha, and how developing an ayin tov builds a vessel for bracha.
In this episode:
What ayin tov and ayin ra mean beyond the familiar phrase “the evil eye.”
Why someone else’s success doesn’t diminish what Hashem has for you.
What our private reactions reveal about our intentions when we give.
How gratitude helps us appreciate what’s already in our lives.
Practical ways to respond to jealousy, including blessing others with double and preparing yourself before a simcha.
The work begins with noticing how we see others and practicing a more generous response, again and again.
Explore more Torah learning and upcoming courses at kelil.org.
This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate
48 min
October 13How You See Others Changes Your Own Life
How You See Others Changes Your Own Life
When someone else gets what you’ve been praying for, how do you respond?
In this episode of Dialing Bnei Brak, Charlie Harary learns with Rabbi Moshe Levi about the power of ayin tov: seeing others with generosity, celebrating their success, and wishing them more good.
Through Torah teachings and everyday examples, they explore how our thoughts reveal our middos, how comparison takes away our simcha, and how developing an ayin tov builds a vessel for bracha.
In this episode:
What ayin tov and ayin ra mean beyond the familiar phrase “the evil eye.”
Why someone else’s success doesn’t diminish what Hashem has for you.
What our private reactions reveal about our intentions when we give.
How gratitude helps us appreciate what’s already in our lives.
Practical ways to respond to jealousy, including blessing others with double and preparing yourself before a simcha.
The work begins with noticing how we see others and practicing a more generous response, again and again.
Explore more Torah learning and upcoming courses at kelil.org.
This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate
48 min
October 13When Everyone Else Is Getting Married: The Power of Ayin Tov
What can you do while waiting to meet your zivug? And how do you stay happy for others when they’re receiving the very thing you’re hoping for?
In this episode of Dialing Bnei Brak, Charlie Harary learns with Rabbi Moshe Levi about preparing for marriage through giving, honoring your parents, and developing an ayin tov: seeing others with generosity and wishing them well.
They explore:
Why preparing for marriage begins with the relationships you already have.
How comparison and jealousy affect the way you experience someone else’s simcha.
Why kibud av va’em is an essential part of learning to give.
The practice of blessing someone with double when they have something you want.
How to keep growing while trusting Hashem with your own timing.
A practical conversation about becoming a giver, making room for bracha, and finding joy while you wait.
Explore more Torah learning and upcoming courses at kelil.org.
This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate
42 min
October 07 The Bracha You Prayed For Begins at Home
You spent a month praying for bracha. Now you’re back home, tired, overwhelmed, and frustrated with your spouse.
What happens next matters.
The way you speak to each other, the good you choose to notice, and the time you make to connect are part of bringing that bracha into your home.
In this episode of Dialing Bnei Brak, we explore marriage, unconditional love, and the holiness of everyday kindness.
Listen to the full episode at kelil.org.
This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate
1 hr 28 min
October 02 The Power of Simcha on Sukkos and Hoshana Raba
This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate
1 hr 12 min
October 02Someone Else’s Blessing Doesn’t Take Away From Yours
Why can someone else’s happiness feel like something is missing from our own lives? And how do we work on jealousy when we can’t simply switch off the feeling?
In this episode of Dialing Bnei Brak, Charlie Harary and Rabbi Moshe Levi explore the connection between emunah, simcha, and genuine giving. As Sukkot leads into Hoshana Rabbah, they explain how wishing others well becomes a practical way to strengthen our trust in Hashem.
In this episode:
Why someone else’s success doesn’t mean you’re falling behind.
How true giving begins with what you want for another person.
Why simcha goes deeper than being in a good mood.
How our words and actions can feed jealousy or help us work through it.
The practice of blessing someone with more, even before you fully feel it.
Why working on our middot takes repetition, patience, and effort.
A practical takeaway: When jealousy comes up, pause before commenting or criticizing. Bless that person with more goodness, and repeat it whenever the feeling returns.
Find more episodes and the full transcript at kelil.org.
This episode is sponsored by Zichron Naftali. Support their work at zichronnaftali.com.
This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate
53 min
September 30Can You Be Happy Without Having All the Answers?
What do you do when you’ve asked every question and still don’t have an answer?
In this episode of Dialing Bnei Brak, Charlie Harary and Rabbi Moshe Levy explore the connection between asking questions, trusting Hashem, and finding simcha. Beginning with the way we learn Torah, Rabbi Levy explains how “I don’t understand, but I trust You” can become a meaningful response to life’s uncertainty.
Through the lessons of Sukkot, they discuss how humility makes room for emunah, why unresolved questions can affect our relationship with Hashem, and how to practice trust when everyday frustrations arise.
In this episode:
Why Torah learning begins with questions.
How to trust Hashem when you cannot understand what’s happening.
The connection between middot, emunah, simcha, and giving.
What the discomfort of the sukkah teaches us.
How small moments become opportunities to practice emunah.
Bringing the lessons of Sukkot into the rest of the year.
Explore more teachings and upcoming courses at kelil.org. Find the full Dialing Bnei Brak series on the Daily Boost podcast and Torah Anytime.
This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate
1 hr 22 min

About Daily Boost with Charlie Harary

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Charlie Harary is a lawyer turned entrepreneur, CEO, professor and radio host. In 'Unlocking Greatness' Charlie interviews successful entrepreneurs, thought leaders, change agents, influencers and…