Purim is all about flipping perspectives—where the unexpected becomes reality, and fortunes are reversed, even in an instant. This theme runs deep in the Purim story and carries powerful lessons for life and business. In this episode, Dave explores how shifting your perspective can turn challenges into opportunities, just like in the story of Purim. 

You won't want to miss this episode.

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"Turning it Around" is the 61st episode of The Rabbi Who Got Rich on Sunday and Part 12 of the How To Master Mentoring mini-series.

The three links in the first paragraph (above) are to (i) the dedicated web page for this episode, (ii) the main or home page for The Rabbi Who Got Rich on Sunday website, and (ii) the web page for the mini-series.

This is the 12th and final episode of the How To Master Mentoring mini-series.

"Turning it Around" shares three stories of people who turned around their lives. One is about Rabbi Dave and his career, another is about an individual with a side hustle, and the third (and not least) is about a man and his faith. Needless to say, at just over 9 minutes, this is a powerful, short, and sweet recording that should not be missed.

If you wish to have a one-on-one meeting with Dave at no cost, use the Work With Dave link on the site, which will send Dave a message, then he can send you a booking link.

"Practise Makes Perfect" is part 8 of the "How to Master Mentoring" mini-series and podcast episode 55 of The Rabbi Who Got Rich On Sunday.

 1.  About episode #56:

Practise Makes Perfect explores how our goals can seem beyond our reach. In part 8 of the How to Master Mentoring mini-series, we learn that a mentor can help us identify the steps we need to take and practice to reach perfection or at least as close as we can.

Rabbi Dave Felsenthal shares how his Mentor, Rabbi Yissocher Frand, demonstrated the value of perfecting your craft.

As with all of the episodes in this mini-series, The Rich Rabbi also shows us how he influenced Alter K. and Jeremy L. in overcoming their obstacles through mentorship and practice.

2.  Contact Rabbi Dave:

To contact Rabbi Dave with questions about this episode, leave a comment in the box provided on the dedicated web page for this episode (Dave enjoys replying to comments). If you have some other reason to contact Dave, you can use the website's contact form.

3.  Work With Dave:

If you think you might like a side hustle, Davr can help! There is a dedicated web page on the site entitled WORK WITH DAVE web page here  (Dave will get back to you ASAP).

4.  Be Mentored by Dave:

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"How You Are Unique" is part 7 of the "How to Master Mentoring" mini-series and podcast episode 55 of The Rabbi Who Got Rich On Sunday.

 1.  About episode #55:

How You Are Unique explores the unique greatness in all of us and how a mentor can help us identify it.

Rabbi Dave Felsenthal shares how his Mentor, Rabbi Chaim Yaakov Goldvicht, guided him on his Rabbinic path (prior to his side-hustle career).

As with all of the episodes in this mini-series, The Rich Rabbi also shows us how he influenced David R. and Steven B. to identify their unique ways to succeed.2.

2.  Contact Rabbi Dave:

To contact Rabbi Dave with questions about this episode, leave a comment in the box provided on the dedicated web page for this episode (Dave enjoys replying to comments). If you have some other reason to contact Dave, you can use the website's contact form.

3.  Work With Dave:

If you think you might like a side hustle, Davr can help! There is a dedicated web page on the site entitled WORK WITH DAVE web page here  (Dave will get back to you ASAP).

4.  Be Mentored by Dave:

Use the WORK WITH DAVE web page to notify Dave that you need to set up a time (Dave will get back to you ASAP).

How to be The Real Thing could also be expressed as how to help others Be All They Can Be. In this podcast episode, Rabbi Dave, the Rabbi Who Got Rich On Sunday, uses his own life stories to share how we can help others live better lives in all ways and do the same, including using a side hustle to change one's finances.

This is a thrilling podcast episode because it shows how Dave was mentored by a key individual as a young man. It is clear that he emulated this man in many ways while gaining experiences that allowed him to become a mentor.

Enjoy!