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Rabbi Daniel Lapin's book The Holistic You, was said to be a 30,000-foot view on how life is not about separate components but rather a system where every part of your life is connected and contributes to who you are. It was mentioned how a woman who was academically successful but lacked relational intelligence, friendships, hobbies and interests was missing the point about the bigger picture.
Rabbi Daniel Lappin the new book is called The Holistic You Integrating Your Family Finances Faith Friendships and Fitness anything this guy writes I recommend he's a good friend and an incredible tho...
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Rabbi Daniel Lapin's book The Holistic You, was said to be a 30,000-foot view on how life is not about separate components but rather a system where every part of your life is connected and contributes to who you are. It was mentioned how a woman who was academically successful but lacked relational intelligence, friendships, hobbies and interests was missing the point about the bigger picture.
Rabbi Daniel Lappin the new book is called The Holistic You Integrating Your Family Finances Faith Friendships and Fitness anything this guy writes I recommend he's a good friend and an incredible thought leader be sure and check it out this is the Ramsey Show
yeah it's the 30,000 foot view it's zooming out a little bit and relating to the idea of the system it's not as if these are separate components in just the same way nobody would say your heart is one thing and your liver is something else and your lungs are something else you go into your heart specialist and say look this is what you need take this medicine it's great it's going to wreck and our lives are very much like that we had a woman who became a coaching client of ours who came to us because she said she's done everything right she did really well at college she got into the business school of her choice she focused she graduated top in business administration she came out with a really great MBA and that alerted her to the fact that there's something real going wrong what's going wrong is that while some of her colleagues were attending birthday parties or celebrations connecting with other people building up their own personalities in the final analysis when you interview somebody for a job you're not just looking at grades and GPAs from college you're looking at the result of everything that you have done with your life because everything you do contributes to making you who you are so here's a girl who was terrific very accomplished but only unidimensionally she was excellent academically she could do a bond yield analysis in her head she was really good but her relational IQ was just not there she couldn't talk about anything else she didn't have any hobbies she didn't have any interest she'd really deliberately neglected all the other aspects of her life