Rabbi B. and I discuss one of the most famous anecdotes from the life of Viktor Frankl and how you can apply it to your life. When Dr. Frankl was escorted to the Nazi concentration camps of WWII, he carried one thing with him - the notes for his manuscript, his life's work, the notes from decades of research, study, and practice, that he hoped to publish after the war. Upon entering the gates, everything was stripped from him, even this last tether to his former life. However, he was able to find hope - even triumph - in a blessing in another pocket. What are the blessings in your pocket? Enjoy!