There are ways to reduce the risk of doing wrong, and ways to reduce the wrong in what we do. 
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We need to see the Creation as an integrated system – but it is vital to see how the system connects to Hashem as its source. 
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Things look different depending on the perspective one takes. Sometimes we need to take more than one perspective, seeing an issue first from one perspective and then from another. 
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The energetic essence of each drop of rain.
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The size of our potential stature is almost beyond our capacity to conceive. It is important to know we have so much capacity in potential and to strive to actualize it. 
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Listening openly and without bias is fundamentally important in how we lead and how we live.
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Knowing when and how to change your mind is a foundational leadership capability. The Torah not only allows us to change our minds, even sometimes after an oath, but builds the provision for us to do so.
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Our society has an almost insatiable thirst for entertainment. Educators face a dilemma: Do we speak down to our audiences reducing the standard of content to levels that are easy and entertaining, or do we speak up to our audience and expose them to the true wonders of Torah even if it takes effort from the student.
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The joy and responsibility of distributing one’s ma’ser funds is choosing to whom to give them. In this way we express our values. Applying tzedakka money to something we are already obligated to do, deprives us of  this joy and responsibility.
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The special flavor of a first experience can feed every subsequent experience keeping in it a flavor of freshness. 
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