From Bokortem, Florida, this is Behind the Mima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Israeli startup advisor and tech ambassador Hillel Ful.

Hillel shares why he makes gratitude lists and how he is able to harness positive energy,

explains how he became a sought-after tech advisor and consultant,

discusses what the religious world can learn from the tech world,

and talks about the legacy of his brother Ari.

Also, some behind the Bima history has made as Rabbi Goldberg Fly Solo, and balancing reaching people where they are with trying to be aspirational. All this and more, behind the Bima.

Good evening. It is 9 p.m. Wednesday evening.

I'm Rabbi Ehrm. your host and I'm joined by nobody.

I'm by myself this week for the very first time.

And I'm here to take you behind the Bima.

I think this is our first time closing in on our 100 episodes that I'm actually alone.

The Adam Nivri Yehidi man was created all alone.

We're supposed to be comfortable in our own skin and be able to practice espoedadus at our core,

as is taught the Shorash on Hashama, the root of who we are is the capacity to be alone.

So I guess if that's true in life and in general, in the conversations we have with the

Almighty, the conversations we have with the almighty the conversations we have

with ourselves i guess it's true for behind the beama comfort being by ourselves our liberty is

still in israel and out of commission this week but we did not want to take a week off because

we have so much we have to bring you hello fold our guest tonight is fantastic with so much to share

so much to get all of us to think about and didn't want to miss out on that. So we are here nonetheless, hoping all of you are having a wonderful summer,

a healthy summer, a happy summer, and a holy summer. Summer is a time for a lot of breakthrough,

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