Enjoy your Shmuz Live Parsha video.

The Sugyah! This program aims to delve deeply into major sugyahs of Shas. Classes are held three times a week on Zoom, with an additional three self-study sessions to prepare Moreh Makomos. Each class lasts about an hour, complemented by an hour of chavrusa learning for optimal results. The shiur is designed to be an in-depth, interactive learning experience. Want to join live? Go here: https://shafier.clickfunnels.com/optin1666273846031

The Sugyah! This program aims to delve deeply into major sugyahs of Shas. Classes are held three times a week on Zoom, with an additional three self-study sessions to prepare Moreh Makomos. Each class lasts about an hour, complemented by an hour of chavrusa learning for optimal results. The shiur is designed to be an in-depth, interactive learning experience. Want to join live? Go here: https://bit.ly/3KP2Ncc

'True Humility: Seeing H-shem in Every Success'

Humility is recognizing that every achievement is a gift from H-shem. Celebrate success by acknowledging the Divine hand that guides your path and orchestrates every opportunity.

For more https://theshmuz.com/series/humility-arrogance-and-self-esteem/

Rabbi Shafier’s Wisdom: The Truth About Criticism

Think criticism is just harmless feedback? Get ready to change the way you think about criticism!

For more on Devrarim: https://torahanytime.com/lectures/314189

The Sugyah! This program aims to delve deeply into major sugyahs of Shas. Classes are held three times a week on Zoom, with an additional three self-study sessions to prepare Moreh Makomos. Each class lasts about an hour, complemented by an hour of chavrusa learning for optimal results. The shiur is designed to be an in-depth, interactive learning experience. Want to join live? Go here: https://bit.ly/3KP2Ncc

The minor flaw that ruins relationships: How to protect your most treasured connections

Have you ever heard the three rules of criticism?

Don’t do it

Don’t do it

Don’t do it

Ok, everyone knows how it feels to be criticized. Everyone agrees that it’s damaging to our most precious relationships. Some people have lived under the shadow of criticism their whole life, and have the arduous task of trying to rebuild their self-esteem and confidence. So if it’s so incredibly obvious as to why we shouldn’t do it- why do we? In this week’s Shmuz Live, I’ll be deconstructing the science behind the scorn, and give some real-life, practical advice on how to overcome this destructive habit.

The Sugyah! This program aims to delve deeply into major sugyahs of Shas. Classes are held three times a week on Zoom, with an additional three self-study sessions to prepare Moreh Makomos. Each class lasts about an hour, complemented by an hour of chavrusa learning for optimal results. The shiur is designed to be an in-depth, interactive learning experience. Want to join live? Go here: https://bit.ly/3KP2Ncc

The Sugyah! This program aims to delve deeply into major sugyahs of Shas. Classes are held three times a week on Zoom, with an additional three self-study sessions to prepare Moreh Makomos. Each class lasts about an hour, complemented by an hour of chavrusa learning for optimal results. The shiur is designed to be an in-depth, interactive learning experience. Want to join live? Go here: https://bit.ly/3KP2Ncc