Avodah Alive

Fresh. Practical. Rejuvenating.

Gift your students, listeners, or guests with renewed vigor in avodas Hashem – and practical tools to turn the inspiration into change

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Insights we often share:

Davening Doesn’t Have To Be A Burden

Learn concrete action-steps, simple mindshifts, and eye-opening new context you can draw upon anytime you want a more engaging, meaningful experience of davening.

3 Critical Keys to Connection

Whether you’re seeking to create more closeness with your loved ones, withdraw others closer, or connect more tangibly with Hashem, these simple skills will concretely enhance your relationships.

Become a Spiri-Preneur

Learn how to create new levels of interest, passion, and focus in your avodas Hashem by approaching it less as a checklist and more as a business venture.

Turn Your Yetzer Hara Into… Your Best Friend??

Learn gentle but powerful new tactics for victory based on Rav Yisrael Salanter’s teachings on tikkun hayetzer.

Positive Living

Why ayin tova means so much more than a simple “positive attitude” — and how optimists and pessimists alike can build happier lives by learning foundational ayin tovah principles.

Live It Up!

Gain a simple, concrete understanding of exactly how and why a Torah-and-avodah-focused life makes for the happiest, most fulfilling life possible — in this world, for ordinary people like you and I.

3 Proofs You ARE Good Enough

Learn how to let go of the overwhelm and self-doubt plaguing your relationship with Hashem and Judaism — no matter what baggage you’re worried about or how far away from “good enough” you think you are.

Find – and Fulfill – Your Unique Mission

Hashem put each of us on earth to accomplish something unique. To create change, improve Jewish lives, and sanctify His name in some way only we can. Gain tools for uncovering your specific purpose, and gain revitalizing fulfillment by working toward it.

The Martyrdom Mixup

Correct one of the major misconceptions that makes spiritual growth and change so hard — and learn a highly practical process for self-development that’s doable, sustainable, and even enjoyable.