Pilzno Work Inspired

Our FREE webinar if you want to stop blocking yourself from receiving Hashem's abundance.  What We Coved:  The Missing link to Bracha: Discover why your mindset about money and wealth matters more than you think The Mechanics of Change: Learn the steps to replacing your limiting mindsets with authentic Torah mindsets about money & wealth Practical Steps to Transformation: Walk away with a practical exercise you can start using right away to align yourself for wealth Align Yourself for Wealth: A Torah Mindset https://chabura.pilznoworkinspired.co... If you want to experience Parnassa B’Kavod in the upcoming year, this training is for you. Tired of hustling but not seeing results? Feel stressed or overwhelmed when it comes to money? Tried segulos for wealth and wondering when they’ll finally work? https://chabura.pilznoworkinspired.co...  [email protected]

Today’s Question: Can you help me be less guilty about davening for money on Rosh Hashana? Rav Gerzi and R Tzvi revealed the underlying mistaken mindset of this question by diving into the topic of what Rosh Hashana is about. By appreciating Hashem's desire to dwell within the physical world we realize the important role that our own physicality plays in our service of Hashem. Tune in to upgrade your kavana in davening for your Gashmius this Rosh Hashana! ✨ Enjoy this episode, and join us again next Wednesday! 📩 Send us your questions: [email protected] 🎁 And stay tuned for our upcoming free mini-course — Align Yourself for Wealth!

Elul Cheshbon Hanefesh for the Working Jew Pilzno Work Inspired’s new series Chizuk at Work brings guidance and inspiration to Jewish professionals about their Parnassa in a live Q&A format. Today’s Question: What should Cheshbon Hanefesh in Elul look like for someone in the workforce? Rav Gerzi shared the Mesora from the Baalei Mussar and hidden Tzadikim about the depth of Cheshbon Hanefesh — and how it can be a process of positivity and joy. R’ Tzvi outlined 4 levels of Cheshbon Hanefesh especially relevant for working Jews: 🔹 Being careful with halacha in the secular work environment 🔹 Maintaining healthy boundaries so Parnassa doesn’t consume us 🔹 Responding with emunah to life’s curveballs 🔹 Finding connection to Hashem through our work and income ✨ Enjoy this episode, and join us again next Wednesday! 📩 Send us your questions: [email protected] 🎁 And stay tuned for our upcoming free mini-course — Align Yourself for Wealth!

Pilzno Work Inspired new series Chizuk at Work provides guidance and inspiration to Jewish professionals about their Parnassa in a live Q&A format. Today's question: How can I grow spiritually in Elul when I'm spending so much time at work? Rav Gerzi spoke about a common misconception about what spiritual growth is and the frustration that comes from thinking that spiritual growth isn't connected to being involved in the physical world. R' Tzvi shared his own experiences struggling to actualize Elul for spiritual growth once he left the walls of the Beit Midrash and went into the workforce. Their conversation gave a complete reframe of how to look at your time spent making a Parnassa. Rav Gerzi shared 3 practical exercises for how to tangibly grow in your spirituality in Elul specifically through your work. Enjoy and look forward to seeing you next Wednesday! To send a question please email us: [email protected]

Divine Co-creation: Thoughts, Alignment, and Abundance- Thoughts, Alignment, and Abundance Explores the concept of "Tzelem Elohim," or being created in Hashem's image, connecting it to the idea that human thoughts influence reality. The core message revolves around realigning one's inner "soul parts" – particularly the higher consciousness (neshama) with the lower self (nephesh) – to foster well-being and abundance. Ultimately, Rabbi Gerzi promotes conscious positive thinking, speech, and surrender to divine will as a path to a more harmonious and abundant life. Enjoy and look forward to seeing you next Wednesday! To send a question please email us: [email protected]

Pilzno Work Inspired new series Chizuk at Work provides guidance and inspiration to Jewish professionals about their Parnassa in a live Q&A format Today's question: Were you honest in business?" a crucial question asked upon graduation from this world. This question is particularly fitting as it connects to Tisha B'Av and the upcoming Yamim Tovim (holidays). Summary: Discover how integrity in business isn’t just good ethics—it’s a spiritual path to fulfilling your divine mission. This talk explores the deep connection between honest dealings, personal growth, and aligning your material success with higher purpose, offering practical steps to infuse faith, trust, and values into every business decision. This question is particularly fitting as it connects to Tisha B'Av and the upcoming Yamim Tovim (holidays).

Pilzno Work Inspired new series Chizuk at Work provides guidance and inspiration to Jewish professionals about their Parnassa in a live Q&A format Today's question: Were you honest in business?" a crucial question asked upon graduation from this world. This question is particularly fitting as it connects to Tisha B'Av and the upcoming Yamim Tovim (holidays). Summary: Discover how integrity in business isn’t just good ethics—it’s a spiritual path to fulfilling your divine mission. This talk explores the deep connection between honest dealings, personal growth, and aligning your material success with higher purpose, offering practical steps to infuse faith, trust, and values into every business decision. This question is particularly fitting as it connects to Tisha B'Av and the upcoming Yamim Tovim (holidays).