Inside The Inspired

Inside The Inspired

By Jonathan Z. CohenEducationSelf-Improvement
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Inside The Inspired episodes

  • Never Forgetting the Holocaust with Joel Katz, North East Regional Director of March of The Living

    Joel Katz, the Northeast U.S. Regional Director for the March of the Living, discusses the importance of never forgetting the Holocaust and the lessons it teaches us. He shares his personal experiences visiting concentration camps in Poland and the impact it had on him and the participants of the March of the Living program. Joel emphasizes the need for education and understanding to combat antisemitism and promote peace. He also discusses the recent conflict in Israel and the importance of standing up against hatred and violence.

    Key Takeaways:

    • Education is key to combatting ignorance and promoting understanding.
    • The Holocaust serves as a reminder of the atrocities that can occur when hatred and prejudice go unchecked.
    • It is important to remember the past and learn from it to ensure that history does not repeat itself.
    • Courage is born out of fear, and it is important to stand up against injustice and hatred.
    • The power of education and storytelling can help change perspectives and promote peace.

      • Quotes:

      • "We must continue every minute of our life to keep teaching history, keep teaching good things, the morals, the ethics, the principles of good life and protect." - Joel Katz
      • "You are a witness to the murder of 6 million Jews and 5 million other human beings that God placed here on this earth." - Joel Katz
      • "We need to teach everyone else that God gave us good and evil." - Joel Katz
      • "Never stop talking. Never stop giving them information. The facts that you find, the background that you found, share that with them." - Joel Katz
      • "We must keep educating and arming away at them, whatever vehicle and tools we might have." - Joel Katz
        • 51 min
      • Find Meaning In Your Suffering

        In today's episode we talk about the lesson of finding meaning in the suffering. Learning how our pain teaches us to endure. This lesson comes from Holocaust survivor, Victor Frankl's, A Man's Search Meaning.

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        I’m Jonathan Z. Cohen
        I’m a performance coach for high achievers.
        I help my clients reach their peak in physical fitness, mental toughness and professional success.
        DM me "PERFORM" @Jonathan Z. Cohen on LinkedIn to learn more about how we can work together.

        4 min
      • Integrity

        In today's episode we talk about what it means to have integrity as a core value and it's role as a north star.


        "Integrity is the only path you'll never get lost."

        4 min
      • Discover Your Passion

        In this episode I offer an exercise that can help you identify your passion.


        Let me know how I can help.


        DM me PERFORM and we can get going on a free strategy session.


        Enjoy this one and don't forget to rate, review, and share it with a friend who may need this if you found it helpful.

        6 min
      • Leverage Unfulfillment

        In this episode we talk about how you can take your current situation and start to make headway on navigating lack of fulfillment in your work.


        I share a bit of personal experience in this one to hopefully relate and help you take steps in a meaningful direction.


        Let me know what else I can help you with!


        Love to hear from you, team!

        9 min
      • The Art of Persuasion, Pishoy Yacoub, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE SUPREME COURT TRIAL DIVISION

        Pishoy Yacoub, Executive Assistant District Attorney of the Supreme Court Trial Division of the Queens District Attorney's Office, shares his insights on effective persuasion, trial preparation, and the importance of connecting with your audience. He emphasizes the importance of passion, logic, and ethics in persuasion, and highlights the significance of preparation and memorization in delivering a powerful opening statement. Pishoy also discusses the role of human psychology in the courtroom and the importance of gauging and connecting with your audience.

        Key Takeaways:

        • Passion, logic, and ethics are the key elements of effective persuasion.
        • Preparation and memorization are crucial for delivering a powerful opening statement.
        • Connecting with your audience on a human level is essential for capturing and keeping their attention.
        • Gauging your audience and adjusting your delivery accordingly can help maintain engagement.
        • Learning from failures and staying humble are important for personal and professional growth.


          • 49 min
        • Do Not Take The Baton

          In today's episode we're learning what it means to step back and assess before reacting to a situation. Particularly, in the workplace.


          Tomorrow dropping an incredible interview for you, so excited for you to listen!


          Let me know your thoughts - love to hear from you, team!

          3 min
        • Give Yourself Grace

          In today's episode we're talking about how you can be kind to yourself. Learn what you need to and in turn elevate the people around you.


          Have an awesome week!



          3 min
        • The Present Is A Gift

          In this episode we talk about actionable strategies to gain presence and awareness through physical training and how it translates into every day.


          Don't miss the moments.


          Create them.

          7 min

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