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In this episode, join Nate as he welcomes back the renowned guest, Rabbi Daniel Lapin, to discuss how ancient Jewish wisdom can revolutionize your wealth-building journey. They also discuss the destructive nature of retirement goals and explore alternative focal points for building lasting wealth.

Topics Discussed:
- Learn the destructive nature of retirement goals and their impact on wealth accumulation
- How the Bible should be impacting the way you think about your money, wealth, business, and life
- Why you should see money as God's intended tool
- Discover the difference between how you feel about money and how you think about money
- What should we substitute in a society that views retirement as the primary objective of wealth generation
- The importance of knowing how you feel about what you do will impact how well you'll achieve your goals

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Discover more of what Rabbi Daniel Lapin has to share here:
* https://rabbidaniellapin.com/
*    / rabbidaniellapin_ancientjewishwisdom  
* The Prosperity Collection https://www.wehappywarriors.com/store

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