Rabbis Need Context! Make Meetings Stress-Free #shorts

What I'm hearing is if we're trying to advise people on how to get the most out of your rabbi, how to get the most out of the relationship, your relationship with your rabbi. So, the first thing is to create a relationship, to have touch points. I also want to highlight something Rabbi Goldberg said before, that you got an email in anticipation of a meeting coming this week. How many times I'll get an email that will say, "Need to talk." Right? And I don't know if they're about to attack me for something I said in the drasha, or if their kid is on drugs, or if It could be any And I And I have no way to mentally prepare for that meeting. So, I I would also advise people, if you want to get the most out of your meetings with your rabbis, or with anybody for that matter, but I can only speak from a rabbinic perspective, give like a little bit of a hint, like a little bit of a clue. I'm going through >> If you have compassion for your rabbi, cuz it's not only It's not only a matter >> also you want to be able to You want him to be able to help you. >> Right, but even aside from that, like you're It's the compassion. Like you don't know Tell me what it's about, so I'm not imagining and and anxious over things that never happened.