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To tell a story of a Thomas in the Mary Shiva who was newly married and he was offered the position as a majguyeh in a Shiva
Feeling on ready, he turned it on. When it's Rosh Hashiva, I'm not so sweet, think you'll heard about it. He was very upset.
I heard you were offered a prestigious position and you declined.
And the Thomas said, Rebi, I'm young, I'm inexperienced, I'm not ready for such responsibility.
When it's Rosh Hashiva, think you'll told him, take the job.
Mithachhraiyas kumdakachas. What he meant to say is, it's not ability that leads to responsibility.
But rather, it's responsibility that leads to ability.
We always wonder, why some people exude greatness? Do they have a greatness gene in their DNA? And the answer is no.
They are ordinary people who took our responsibility. People ask, how could one person be so brave and courageous?
They must have special talents. But the reality is, they just took responsibility.
When we take responsibility, you tap into latent abilities. They were always there, but we're lying dormant.
We don't know what we can accomplish until we take responsibility for something that's beyond what we think we can do.
Mithachhraiyas kumdakachas. With responsibility, a person gains the energy and the drive and special divine wisdom to execute those tasks and resources.
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