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Rebecca Duesterbeck

Madison, WI, United States

Retired Stormtrooper/Insurance

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04 Mar 15:55

Have you ever noticed that the more you dwell on problems, the more they seem to multiply? It's not just coincidence; it's the power of focus at work. When we fixate on obstacles, we inadvertently invite more of the same into our lives.

But here's the good news: by shifting our attention to solutions, we can transform our reality. This isn't about ignoring challenges but approaching them with a mindset that seeks answers and growth. As neuroscientist Dr. James R. Doty explains, our brains are wired to focus on goals, and by embedding positive intentions, we create neural pathways that drive us toward achieving them.

Start by envisioning your desired outcome and take proactive steps toward it. This approach not only fosters a sense of empowerment but also aligns your actions with your aspirations. Remember, what you focus on expands.

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04 Mar 15:40

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04 Mar 15:33

Turn to Hashem for all your needs. His office is always open, there’s no call waiting, and you get to speak directly to the Manager. You don’t need the right words, you don’t need an appointment, and you don’t have to pretend you’re okay. Just speak – He already understands every thought, even the ones still taking shape.

Inspired by the teachings of Rebbe Nachman (1772-1810)

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04 Mar 11:01

How to protect yourself from the evil eye

1. Credit your Creator. The moment you get anything good-say thank you. You’re a vessel, not the source. Humility protects.

2. Someone gives you a negative eye? Send them a positive one. Flip the energy.

3. Be grateful. When you live in gratitude, you show everything you have is from above— and no one can touch that.

4. Don’t give it energy. Don’t feed it with fear. Fear attracts energy. Faith repels it.

There’s nothing wrong with having things. The problem? Flaunting it for validation. Stay private. Stay protected. Stay full on the inside.

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03 Mar 18:37

You Are a Note in the Symphony

The final perek of Tehillim isn’t just a conclusion—it’s a crescendo. A soul-stirring chorus of instruments, harmonies, and praises all converging into one thunderous Hallelukah. Every blast, strum, beat, and breath is a piece of Divine music. And so are you.

You, sweet soul, are an irreplaceable note in Hashem’s orchestra. Whether you feel like a proud trumpet or a soft harp, your sound matters. Without your presence, the music would lose its fullness.

Hashem is the great Conductor. He writes the score. He knows exactly when and how each soul should play its part. Even in dissonance, there's a Divine arrangement leading toward harmony.


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03 Mar 18:33

Truly Small

By Tzvi Freeman

Humility is not feeling worthless or inferior.

It's when you stop thinking, “What will be with me?” and instead think, “What am I needed for?”

And now there is space for joy to enter. Because if G-d put you here, there must be someone or something that desperately needs you.


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