You think you are being humble when you say “I will try.”
- By Rabbi Landau
- Duration: 1 minute
Rabbi Landau teaches You think you are being humble when you say “I will try.”.
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You think you are being humble when you say “I will try.”
You are not. You are giving yourself permission to fail.
“I will try” is fake responsibility.
It sounds noble, but it is a quiet way of saying you are not going to show up.
“I wish” is the same.
“I wish I had discipline. I wish I could change.”
That is the language of someone who already decided they have no power.
The Torah teaches that belief shapes speech.
If your words are weak, your belief is weak.
Strength begins with language.
Replace “I will try” with “I will.”
Replace “I wish” with “I am committing.”
Speak like someone who believes in their mission.
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