Podcasts about Kavana

B"H Emotions are running high as we approach the hostage deal. The morning blessing, ‘Who frees the imprisoned,' has a profound meaning today. Let's pray with extra Kavana today for the hostages being reunited with their families. But for the families of those who are not coming home, the pain remains unimaginable. This moment is bittersweet, a blend of relief and heartache, hope and grief. We hold space for every life impacted and pray for a future where no more lives are torn apart, no more hostages taken, and healing and salvation can begin for all. May we see the day when peace and redemption become the reality for all of Am Yisrael and the world. #hostage #hostagedeal #amyisrael #israel #pray #daven #redemption #peace #hope #blessing #pain #hashem #jewish To watch Torah Thoughts in video format, click HERE Subscribe to the Torah Thoughts BLOG for exclusive written content! Please like, share and subscribe wherever you find this!

Explore the future of real estate with Jordan Kavana, a trailblazer in the single-family rental market. In this episode of Invest in Sqft, Jordan shares his transition from multifamily investments to building innovative, tenant-focused communities using AI, predictive analytics, and wellness programs. Packed with actionable strategies for scaling, market gap identification, and personal productivity, this episode offers invaluable insights for investors and entrepreneurs alike. Don't miss out on Jordan's revolutionary approach to real estate success—tune in now!

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The Shulhan Aruch, in Siman 6, delineates the Halachot of "Asher Yasar"-the Beracha recited after using the facilities. The Shulhan Aruch, which as a rule is a code of law, makes a rare exception and not only presents the Halachot of the Beracha, but also offers interpretations of its text as well. This indicates that the Beracha is of supreme importance, and Maran wanted to insure that the reader would also recite it with proper Kavana. Maran offers three interpretations of the first phrase of the Beracha: "Asher Yasar Et Ha'Adam B'Hochma-Who created humans with wisdom." First, "B'Hochma-With Wisdom" connotes that Hashem made the human body in a wondrous way, which he explains with the analogy of a balloon, which only holds the air inside if it remains whole. If punctured, the balloon loses its air. Yet the human body contains air in the lungs, despite the many holes in the body. This is the magical wisdom and the wonder of Hashem's creation, which we see every day, but rarely pay attention to. The second interpretation is that "wisdom" refers to wise sequence in which Hashem created man. First he created the world, with the vegetation and animal to serve as a food chain for humans, and only once the "table was set" did he create man, at the end of the sixth day. The third interpretation of the Shulhan Aruch is that the wisdom in the creation of man refers to the amazing human biology. From the respiratory system to the neurological system to the digestive system-they are all so intricate and detailed. Professors of biology can devote their entire lives just to studying one specific system. One doctor of pediatric neurology once said that he had studied the brain for over fifty years, and science has only barely scratched the surface of the unknown potential of the brain. This is the praise of the Asher Yasar. There is additional interpretation brought by Rabbi Mordechai HaCohen of Tsfat, one of the Arizal's disciples. One of the greatest spiritual and moral challenges of the human being is overcoming his ego. When untamed, the ego leads to arrogance and promotes the Yesser HaRah. On the other hand, humility leads to the greatest accomplishments, for example, Moshe Rabbenu, was the humblest of all men. Moshe said about himself, "Va'Anachnu Mah? -What are we worth, when compared to God?" The Beracha of "Asher Yasar" enables one to humble himself, because it forces him to contemplate his lowly nature as demonstrated by the fact that he can't go more than a few hours without having to relieve himself. When considering that he has all these wastes in his body that must be expelled, how arrogant can he become, knowing his limitations? Thus, the Hochmah-wisdom is to be humble, as conveyed by the word "Hochmah" whose letters can be rearranged to spell "Koach Mah"-meaning, "What power do I have?" just as Moshe said "Va'Anachnu Mah"- "what are worth?"

The Seder Hayom (Rabbi Moshe ben Machir, 16th Century, Tsfat) makes a remarkable statement regarding the Beracha of Asher Yasar. He first writes that one should reciter the Beracha carefully, word by word, having full intent and concentration on the meaning of the words, which are a praise to the perpetual kindness of Hashem who enables our bodies to function by expelling wastes. If not for this ability, no sum of money to pay the greatest doctors could help a person, and he would die. Hashem formed the various cavities and compartments in the body to retain the beneficial nutrients and expel the harmful waste, so that we could live in health and stand before Him. He continues and declares that one who is scrupulous in reciting Asher Yasar with this Kavana will never get sick his entire life and will not need the services of doctors or their treatments.

Shiur given by Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky on Halacha Sukkah. Shiur recorded in Yeshivas Ohr Reuven, Monsey, NY.

Shiur given by Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky on Nach Koheles. Shiur recorded in Yeshivas Ohr Reuven, Monsey, NY.

RAB AKIVA PERETS- Cuál es la Kavana que hay que poner en las 13 Midot (Vayaavor) by FOOD 4 OUR SOUL

Today, the fifth day of Av, is the Yahrzeit of Rabbenu Ha'ari, Rabbi Yishak Luria (1534-1572, Tsfat). Last night in Tsfat, thousands of people came to his grave to pray and perform Tikunim. Therefore, it is appropriate today to study a teaching of the Ari. When one learns the Torah of the Sadikim on the day they passed away, the lips of that Sadik move in his grave. It is a Zechut to activate the Sadikim from the grave to extend their influence over those who study their teachings. Until the Ari, the teachings of the Kabbala were hidden from most of the world. He was the one who revealed these secrets of the Torah. The Gaon of Vilna said that at the end of time, these secrets will be revealed on an even broader scale. Today, Baruch Hashem, there is a greater awareness of these concepts. Today, we will study one subject that even regular people like ourselves can undertake. It is not only for Kabbalists. We will uncover one of the "Kavanot"(esoteric intents) taught by the Ari. Performing a Misva with these Kavanot adds new "flavor" to the Misva and prevents it from becoming a mechanical act, performed by rote. Even if a person can only achieve one out of ten Kavanot, he should not feel that it is "all or nothing." Every additional Kavana transforms the Misva exponentially. Furthermore, doing so opens the heavenly gates to bring down a Shefa (Heavenly abundance) for our Neshama. The Kavanot unlock hidden treasures, and we are the beneficiaries. In Sha'ar HaKavanot, the Ari discusses the mystical intents of immersing in the Mikveh on Ereb Shabbat. Going to the Mikveh on Ereb Shabbat is a very important and powerful practice. It may sound like a difficult undertaking, however, it is really quite fast and simple. Anyway, we tend to waste time on Friday. We should utilize a few minutes and go to the Mikveh. When a person immerses on Ereb Shabbat, the Kedusha of Shabbat can already be seen on his forehead. While a layman can't detect it, Sadikim like the Baba Sali, could see one thousand lights radiating from him. The Ari reveals the Kavana to be used before immersing, while immersing and after immersing. While standing in the water, before immersing, one should focus on the Divine Name "EHYH," which has the numerical equivalent of 151, the same as the word "Mikveh." This has the Segula to help a person control his anger, as the Hebrew word KaAS (anger) also has the numerical equivalent of 151, the same as Mikveh and the Divine Name. There is a deep connection between this specific Divine name and the Mikveh. The word "EHYH" literally means, "I will become." The Mikveh is the gateway for a person to become a new person by purifying himself of his past transgressions and leaving his old self behind. Also, the name "EHYH" is associated with a certain spiritual realm known as "Ima" (mother). Just as the mother cleans and diapers the soiled baby, while the father generally plays with the child after he is already clean, so too the purifying power of the Mikveh draws on this spiritual force of "Ima." The next step is to spiritually prepare the waters of the Mikveh for immersion. The Ari reveals that one should have Kavana to immerse in the "NaCHaL Elyon" (the supernal river), which refers to the heavenly Mikveh capable of purging the soul of its impurities. The details of the Kavana consist of focusing on the four configurations of the divine name YHVH and the three configurations of the divine name EHYH, in addition to the name YH, which represents the "secret of Shabbat." Through a sequence of combinations and permutations, these names form the numeric equivalent of the word "NaCHaL," (river) which is 88, and the word MaYiM (water), which is 90. This Kavana actually fills the earthly Mikveh with the Heavenly water of the Nachal Elyon. After that, one should have intention that all of this is "L'ChVOD Shabbat", in honor of Shabbat. Each part of this phrase has mystical significance and is connected to the divine names associated with the Mikveh. Upon emerging from the water, the Ari teaches not to dry oneself with a towel. The Mikveh water remaining on the body is "holy water of the Shabbat." Let the body absorb them, and the holiness of the water will remain with him. The Ben Ish Hai says that if this is too difficult, because of the cold or because it is uncomfortable, one may dry his body, but leave one area undried, preferably his arms, to absorb the water. When he leaves the Mikve, he should say the Pasuk "Im Tashiv M'shabbat Raglecha, Asot Hefsecha B'Yom Kadshi etc." It is not proper to recite the Pasuk while still in the dressing room in the presence of undressed men and without a head covering. Therefore, he should wait until he actually exits the Mikveh room. The proper time for using the Mikveh on Ereb Shabbat, according to the Ari, is from the fifth hour of the day, one hour before Hasot, after reading "Shnayim Mikra V'Echad Targum" (The weekly Torah portion twice, with one reading of the translation). Of course, if a person cannot go at this time, it is better to go earlier than not to go at all. One who practices the Kavanot for immersion on Ereb Shabbat experiences a qualitatively different level of immersion than everyone else. It's a different Shabbat.

Rabbi Brown is a Maggid Shiur at Yeshivas Etz Chaim in Chicago. Click HERE for Marei Mekomos.

Rabbi Brown is a Maggid Shiur at Yeshivas Etz Chaim in Chicago. Click HERE for the Marei Mekomos

Rav Haim Palachi (Turkey, 1788-1869), amid his discussion of the month of Sivan in his Mo'ed Le'chol Hai (listen to audio recording for precise citation), writes that it is proper to allocate money for charity on Ereb Shabuot. He says that one should designate 91 coins for charity, and then add 13 additional coins, one coin at a time, for a total of 104 (twice the numerical value of the word "Ben"). The money should then be given to a worthy, needy Torah scholar. Rav Haim Palachi writes that through this practice one rectifies the sin of Adam Ha'rishon, the sin of the golden calf, and sins involving the Berit Mila, and also brings children to those who are childless and brings the redemption closer. (Those who wish to observe this practice can bring me a bag of coins, such as quarters, and appoint me their agent to distribute the money to needy Torah scholars before Shabuot.) In discussing the customs of Shabuot, Rav Haim Palachi writes that if someone remains awake throughout the night of Shabuot, then his Mazal (fortune) will likewise never "sleep" throughout the year, and he is guaranteed to live throughout the year. He also is rewarded with sons who are Talmideh Hachamim. Additionally, Rav Haim Palachi writes, this merit atones for sins involving viewing inappropriate sights. He cites the comments of the Hida (Rav Haim Yosef David Azulai, 1724-1807) in his work Simhat Ha'regel that many things which happen to a person over the course of the year are the result of his conduct on the night of Shabuot. Accordingly, he writes, one must avoid speaking about mundane matters on this night, and even when he needs to interrupt his learning for some important matter, he should ensure to speak in Lashon Ha'kodesh. He adds that the Rabbi bears the responsibility of warning his congregants against wasting time with idle chatter, frivolity and the like, and that if one wastes time on Shabuot night, he should preferably go to sleep. Rav Haim Palachi further writes that if one feels he will be unable to pray with Kavana (concentration) in the morning if he remains awake all night, he should take a nap during the night. Despite the immense benefits of remaining awake throughout the night, it is far more important to ensure to pray properly in the morning. Summary: There is a custom to set aside 104 coins for charity before Shabuot, and donate them to a needy Torah scholar. The practice of remaining awake throughout the night of Shabuot is very significant and valuable, but one must ensure not to waste any time throughout the night, and to devote himself exclusively to Torah study. If one feels he will be unable to pray with concentration in the morning if he remains awake all night, he should take a nap to ensure that he prays properly.

Paying tribute to my old mate Ron Kavana, who died last Saturday in Cork. He was such an inspirational man, with solid roots in the Blues, Cajun Music, and Rock, as well as one of the most versatile band leaders in contemporary and traditional Irish music. Plus loads of new music from across Canada and beyond, including some especially tasty previews of performers coming to the Vancouver Folk Music Festival in July, and some exotic new sounds from places like Norway, Poland, Ukraine, and Africa.

Send us a Text Message.In the first post-Passover chat, Rabbi Yisroel Bernath and Dr. Kenny Friedman discuss their experiences during the Passover holiday and their mutual enjoyment of the Dalton Pet Nat wine. They explore the interesting process of Pét-Nat, or Pétillant Naturel, a sparkling wine made through a single fermentation process right in the bottle. They discuss the history and origins of Pét-Nat and its refreshing and fun characteristics. They also touch on the unique quality of Israeli Pét-Nat and the potential for Israeli winemakers to excel in this style. They answer a fan question on the bracha over cognac and brandy and the conversation concludes with a discussion on the significance of kavana (intention) in winemaking and the enjoyment of receiving feedback from listeners.Takeaways---Pét-Nat is a sparkling wine made through a single fermentation process in the bottle.---Israeli winemakers have the potential to excel in producing Pét-Nats due to the country's climate and the preferences of the young and energetic population.---Dalton Pét-Nat is a unique and enjoyable wine that stands out during the Passover holiday.---Kavana, or intention, plays a significant role in winemaking and can be tasted in the final product.Support the Show.Email your questions and comments to kosherwinepodcast@gmail.com

Kavana Sports Talk marks an exciting addition to the Kavana Broadcast Network's lineup which already features The Co & Bro Opinion Show. signaling the network's expansion and commitment to diverse content. With its debut tonight @ 6:30 pm est, Kavana Sports Talk aims to captivate audiences with insightful commentary, engaging discussions and expert analysis on the latest in the sports world. Kavana Sports Talk is hosted by The OutSider & Blankenship and promises to bring a fresh perspective and dynamic energy to sports enthusiasts everywhere.

Sunčana Škrinjarić, klasik suvremene hrvatske književnosti za djecu, napisala je i relevantne knjige za odrasle. Jedna od njih je i Kazališna kavana u kojoj se, s nešto autobiografskih elemenata, literarno sublimiraju zbilja i događaji u zagrebačkom društvu sedamdesetih godina dvadesetoga stoljeća, oko stvarnosnog ali i metaforičnoga punkta kazališne kavane. Režija: Zdenko Prohaska , adaptacija: Mejra Vindakijević Premijerno: 14.03.1989. Tr 17:10

The highest rated show in all of wrestling? The Rock made perhaps his final scheduled appearance before Wrestlemania but the rest of the show left me feeling like WWE owed me more. Unfortunately, the card for this episode of Smackdown did not feel like we were on the road to the biggest Wrestlemania ever. On the bright side, Wade Barret really brought the energy on this episode of Smackdown and we got to see a major return of FLEX KAVANA! Here is the card that we are going to be going over on this episode of SNUG WRESTLING!Legado del Fantasma vs. The LWO – WrestleMania XL Tag Team Championship Qualifying MatchRandy Orton vs. Grayson WallerSantos Escobar vs. Dragon LeeNew Catch Republic vs. Pretty Deadly – WrestleMania XL Tag Team Championship Qualifying MatchBayley vs. Dakota Kai

Josh Tolley is the Chairman and CEO of Tribal Holdings. There, Josh oversees a portfolio of businesses spanning industries such as real estate, health clinics, broadcast media, beverage, insurance, business advisory, and publishing. Most recently, with his newest venture, Josh has set his eyes on the spirits industry with the launch of an ultra-premium rum brand called Kavana where he serves as Chairman and CEO. Josh started his first business the same week he graduated from high-school and hasn't looked back. From his early business failings to the successes he now generates for his companies, Josh truly believes that entrepreneurship is the best way to spread equality. His leadership brand of ‘blunt, yet loving' certainly draws a lot of attention, but it also gets amazing results. Josh has been an Amazon #1 best-selling author whose books have been implemented as course work for college and high-school students, a top ranked business trainer, and the host of a nationally syndicated talk-show for more than eight years. As a media figure Josh has been featured in top-tier outlets like Newsmax, Fox Business, CRTV, Sirus/XM, A9 (in Turkey), Dealer News, and NPR. Josh also served as a television anchor for a 2012 Presidential debate featuring Larry King. Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon's Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Josh Tolley: Website: http://www.joshtolley.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA5hOHgxCuXdQsg99Yd7HFw Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoshTolley Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialjoshtolley/ Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/josh-tolley-show/id1491849071   *E – explicit language may be used in this podcast.

Shiur given by Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky on Dvar Halacha Purim. Shiur recorded in Yeshivas Ohr Reuven, Monsey, NY.

Shiur given by Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky on Dvar Halacha Purim. Shiur recorded in Yeshivas Ohr Reuven, Monsey, NY.

Wrong kavana in birkat hamazon

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Today’s episode is with Azrya and Bee Bequer, the Co-Founding Stewards of KAVAN , a 30-acre retreat center on the South-Pacific coast of Mexico that serves as a nexus of gathering for a community committed to personal and social transformation. The husband and wife duo are also Co-Stewards of MUSA, a 500+acre, beachfront residential development. The Bequers have dedicated the past decade to their passionate desire to put power and resources into the hands of purpose-driven entrepreneurs and creatives. To support this work they co-authored the BEQOMING book and developed the BEQOMING Process, a unique and powerful methodology that integrates Transpersonal Psychology, Sociology, Systemic Theories, Leadership, Coaching, Breathwork, Neuroscience, and other embodiment practices.We talk about the following and so much more: ✅ What does spirituality mean to them and what role does it play in their lives? ✅ Why did they decide to write the book Beqoming, and the themes that readers have resonated most with? ✅ Their desire to build community and act as a catalyst for others ✅ Some of the themes about their courses on spiritual awakening, and what they’ve seen as a moment of transformation for individuals✅ What is “Kavana”If you’d like to join the waitlist for my next coaching program, sign up @ www.InnerKnowingSchool.com Please tag us and tell us what you loved! You can follow @Gateways_To_Awakening on Instagram or Facebook if you’d like to stay connected. سماع بودكاست ‪Power of Culture‬ على انغامي:https://hakawati.fm/power-of-culture

¿Se evalúa la Kavana (intención) de los toros?

The Poskim discuss whether a man who is away from home in a hotel may light Hanukah candles with a Beracha, if his wife is at home lighting for the family. Is he automatically included in the lighting done at home, in which case his Beracha would be L'vatala (in vein)? The Trumat HaDeshen (Rabbi Yisrael Isserlein, 1390-1460, Ashkenaz) in Siman 101 deals with such a case and rules that he may light with a Beracha. He has the right to light with the Beracha under the category of "Mehadrin Min HaMehadrin" which mandates that every single member of the house lights, which means, in this case, even if he is not in the house. The Maharil (Rabbi Yaakov ben Moshe Levi Moelin, 1365-1427, Germany) also rules that he may light, but for a different reason. He can consciously exclude himself from being subsumed in his wife's lighting. By having Negative Kavana (intent) he cannot be forced to be included in her Beracha. The Rema (Siman 677) rules in accordance with this Maharil. The Mishna Berura there says that while one cannot object to someone following this Rema, it is preferable not to recite the Beracha himself but to hear it from somebody who is certainly obligated. On the other hand, the Peri Hadash (Rav Hizkiya Da Silva, 1656-1695) and the Hida (Rabbi Hayim Yosef David Azulai,1724-1807) rule that one should not recite a Beracha when away from home. They argue that negative Kavana does not work in this case because the Misva is on the house, and once they lit at home, it is no longer in his control; his house and him have already fulfilled the Misva. The consensus of Hacham Bension and Hacham Ovadia in the name of Hacham Ezra Atiya is NOT to recite a Beracha when away from home. If he wants to light without a Beracha, that is his prerogative. However, there is a case in which he would be obligated to light without a Beracha: If one did not know this Halacha and had negative Kavana to exclude himself from his wife's lighting, he has put himself in a debacle. Now, according to the Maharil and Rema he has not fulfilled his Misva, yet according to the other authorities he has. His only solution is to light, to fulfill the Maharil's opinion, but not recite a Beracha, in deference to the other opinions. SUMMARY If one is away from home on Hanukah in a hotel, if his wife is lighting at home, he may light but not recite a Beracha.

What Is My Kavana?

In this highlight episode, embark on a journey to unravel the secrets behind a thriving rental housing business model. Join us as we delve into the core strategies that have propelled Jordan Kavana, a seasoned business scaling expert and the visionary behind ARK Homes for Rent, to success. Learn about innovative approaches such as bulk home acquisitions that form the bedrock of ARK Homes for Rent's accomplishments.Explore Jordan's commitment to affordable housing, specifically his groundbreaking practice of exclusively renting newly constructed homes. Uncover the transformative impact ARK Homes for Rent has on fostering community connections and promoting well-being through their cutting-edge Arc Living app. Gain exclusive insights into the company's expansion plans post-merger with a prominent real estate investor.The conversation takes a deep dive into the indispensable role of adaptability in business triumph. Navigate through the challenges and opportunities inherent in reshaping a real estate investment firm, with Jordan candidly sharing the tough decisions made in the face of team members resistant to change. Emphasizing the pivotal role of honesty and integrity, he underscores the non-negotiable nature of adaptability for sustained success.So, buckle up, hit that subscribe button, and join us on this thrilling expedition toward real estate investment success. For the full episode and exclusive insights, click the link below and tune in to the complete conversation. Don't miss out on the strategies, challenges, and expert advice that can transform your approach to the rental housing business.https://lifebridgecapital.com/2023/09/06/unique-single-family-rental-strategy-jordan-kavana/https://lifebridgecapital.com/2023/09/07/navigating-hard-decisions-to-drive-business-growth-jordan-kavana/VISIT OUR WEBSITEhttps://lifebridgecapital.com/Here are ways you can work with us here at Life Bridge Capital:⚡️START INVESTING TODAY: If you think that real estate syndication may be right for you, contact us today to learn more about our current investment opportunities: https://lifebridgecapital.com/investwithlbc⚡️Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheRealEstateSyndicationShow

Mitzvot NEED Kavana!!!! And the Famous “Chayei Adam”that saves Klal Yisrael?!?

Prepare for an enlightening masterclass in business resilience, growth, and expansion with the indomitable Jordan Kavana . Dive into the intricate details of his rigorous journey, merging his enterprise with a larger Israeli public company. Learn from his exposure to tough decisions, swift operational shifts – from team augmentation to retraining, and the priceless lessons absorbed along the way. Navigate the tumultuous waters of business change under Jordan's guidance, discovering how tenacity and a proficient team can help you conquer any obstacle.Transition with us into the second segment of our dialogue as Jordan tackles a distinct challenge: talent acquisition amid market volatility. Leveraging his abundant experience, he provides actionable guidance on safeguarding employees, nurturing a positive corporate environment, and appealing to contemporary talent. But there's more – Jordan also predicts the future trajectory of the real estate market, sparking intriguing discussions. Concluding our conversation, we delve into the virtues of venturing beyond comfort zones, making calculated gambles, and capitalizing on partnerships to escalate a business. Intrigued? Connect directly with Jordan Kavana  using the contact details he generously shares. Embark on this episode for a profound investigation into entrepreneurial triumph, business amplification, and beyond. Don't miss this captivating exploration of the business terrain with Jordan Kavana.Connect directly with Jordan Kavana and continue the conversation! Don't hesitate to reach out to him via email. Embrace this unique opportunity to learn from his rich experience and insights. Click below to send your questions, thoughts, or simply to say hello.  jordan@timgmt.comVISIT OUR WEBSITEhttps://lifebridgecapital.com/Here are ways you can work with us here at Life Bridge Capital:⚡️START INVESTING TODAY: If you think that real estate syndication may be right for you, contact us today to learn more about our current investment opportunities: https://lifebridgecapital.com/investwithlbc⚡️Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheRealEstateSyndicationShow

Unlock the reality of affordable, wellness-centric living with ARK Homes for Rent. Spearheaded by CEO Jordan Kavana, ARK Homes is revolutionizing the rental market, combining budget-friendly housing with a comprehensive wellness package through their unique app, ARK Living.In our exclusive discussion with Jordan, we explore this game-changing approach to real estate. ARK Homes goes beyond being a mere property investment platform. It empowers tenants to take control of their health and wellness right at home, via ARK Living's six key health dimensions. From modern townhouses to detached single-family homes, ARK Homes is diversifying its housing portfolio while facilitating smooth transitions between multi-family and single-family residences.But there's more. Jordan provides an insider's view into the competitive world of affordable housing, discussing how ARK Homes has distinguished itself through strategic land acquisitions, infrastructure development, and fostering resident communities. The company's vertically integrated model stands out from traditional third-party management firms, offering numerous advantages which we delve into.However, in the heart of every successful business lies its people. Jordan emphasizes the imperative role of quality customer service and highlights three pivotal roles that drive business success. We also gain valuable insights into cash flow management, process efficiency, and the strategic use of technology.Join us in this enlightening dialogue with Jordan Kavana, as he unveils his trailblazing vision for affordable housing that puts health and well-being at the forefront. Connect with Jordan Kavana and start your journey towards a better lifestyle. Send an email to Jordan today and let him guide you to your dream home. jordan@timgmt.com VISIT OUR WEBSITEhttps://lifebridgecapital.com/Here are ways you can work with us here at Life Bridge Capital:⚡️START INVESTING TODAY: If you think that real estate syndication may be right for you, contact us today to learn more about our current investment opportunities: https://lifebridgecapital.com/investwithlbc⚡️Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheRealEstateSyndicationShow

Netz in “Dinov”!!! Worse than Bar Minan?!?! Praying with Kavana vs Tefila Betzibur???

Shiur given by Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky on Dvar Halacha Rosh Hashana. Shiur recorded in Yeshivas Ohr Reuven, Monsey, NY.

Shiur given by Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky on Dvar Halacha Rosh Hashana. Shiur recorded in Yeshivas Ohr Reuven, Monsey, NY.

Shiur given by Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky on Dvar Halacha Mitzvos Tzrichos Kavana. Shiur given in Mesivta Camp in New Bloomfield, PA.

Shiur given by Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky on Dvar Halacha Mitzvos Tzrichos Kavana. Shiur given in Mesivta Camp in New Bloomfield, PA.

Shiur given by Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky on Dvar Halacha Mitzvos Tzrichos Kavana. Shiur given in Mesivta Camp in New Bloomfield, PA.

Shiur given by Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky on Dvar Halacha Mitzvos Tzrichos Kavana. Shiur given in Mesivta Camp in New Bloomfield, PA.

Shiur given by Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky on Dvar Halacha Mitzvos Tzrichos Kavana. Shiur given in Mesivta Camp in New Bloomfield, PA.