Transform Past Mistakes and Regret into Growth

Do you ever find yourself haunted by past mistakes? Have you ever caught yourself dwelling on a decision you wish you could undo? “The Joy of Regret” is a video course designed for anyone looking to turn their regrets into powerful lessons for personal development. In this transformative three-part series, Rabbi Manis Friedman provides insightful tools and strategies to help you identify what’s holding you back, reconnect with yourself and others, and move forward with renewed purpose. By learning the right way to address regret, participants can avoid depression and feel empowered to improve their lives.

Joy of Regret

$97.00

DETAILS

This course includes:

  • 3 digital videos with the “Joy of Regret” course.

Joy of Regret

$97.00

DETAILS

This course includes:

  • 3 digital videos with the “Joy of Regret” course.
  • Free access to the “God Needs You” course recordings.

Transform Past Mistakes and Regret into Growth

Do you ever find yourself haunted by past mistakes? Have you ever caught yourself dwelling on a decision you wish you could undo? “The Joy of Regret” is a video course designed for anyone looking to turn their regrets into powerful lessons for personal development. In this transformative three-part series, Rabbi Manis Friedman provides insightful tools and strategies to help you identify what’s holding you back, reconnect with yourself and others, and move forward with renewed purpose. By learning the right way to address regret, participants can avoid depression and feel empowered to improve their lives.

“To say ‘if only if I had known’, ‘if things had been different’, ‘if somebody would have told me’, ‘if somebody would have helped me’, ‘my life would now be different’. Not true. Your life is always what it is supposed to be for the moment.”

– Rabbi Manis Friedman

From Regret to Resilience: Achieving Growth Through Past Mistakes

Regret can be a heavy burden, but it can also be a profound teacher. Rabbi Manis Friedman’s course, “Transform Past Mistakes and Regret into Growth,” invites you to explore this complex emotion in a way that fosters personal development, rather than despair. Rabbi Friedman covers the psychological and spiritual aspects of regret, teaching you how to dissect your past actions and the emotions tied to them. This introspective journey isn’t just about acknowledging past mistakes—it’s about understanding why we made them, how they affected us and others, and what they can teach us moving forward.

The course begins by exploring the nature of regret and your typical responses to past actions. You are challenged to rethink regret, not as a negative force but as an essential part of personal growth and spiritual maturation. As the course progresses, you will learn to differentiate between destructive guilt and constructive regret, gaining tools to handle both. The course also covers how to transform this understanding into a source of motivation and renewal, which can lead to improved relationships and a stronger sense of self-worth.

Discover:

Table of Contents:

Part 1:

Sins? Mistakes? Who Needs Them?

Part 2:

The Right Way to Regret

Part 3:

Regret Without Depression

Reviews

“After struggling with the weight of my past mistakes for years, Rabbi Friedman helped me see my past in a new light. I learned not just to forgive myself but to use my regrets as stepping stones towards personal growth and stronger relationships. The practical tips on reconnecting with loved ones have been invaluable. It’s like I’ve been given a second chance at happiness.”

—Daniel Silverman, Boston, Massachusetts

FAQ’s

In this course, you’ll learn how to identify and understand your regrets, differentiate between harmful guilt and constructive regret, and use these insights to foster personal growth, improved relationships, and a stronger sense of self-worth.

This course is ideal for anyone who finds themselves dwelling on past mistakes and regrets and wants to learn how to transform these feelings into positive personal development and renewed self-confidence.

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“To say ‘if only if I had known’, ‘if things had been different’, ‘if somebody would have told me’, ‘if somebody would have helped me’, ‘my life would now be different’. Not true. Your life is always what it is supposed to be for the moment.”

– Rabbi Manis Friedman

From Regret to Resilience: Achieving Growth Through Past Mistakes

Regret can be a heavy burden, but it can also be a profound teacher. Rabbi Manis Friedman’s course, “Transform Past Mistakes and Regret into Growth,” invites you to explore this complex emotion in a way that fosters personal development, rather than despair. Rabbi Friedman covers the psychological and spiritual aspects of regret, teaching you how to dissect your past actions and the emotions tied to them. This introspective journey isn’t just about acknowledging past mistakes—it’s about understanding why we made them, how they affected us and others, and what they can teach us moving forward.

The course begins by exploring the nature of regret and your typical responses to past actions. You are challenged to rethink regret, not as a negative force but as an essential part of personal growth and spiritual maturation. As the course progresses, you will learn to differentiate between destructive guilt and constructive regret, gaining tools to handle both. The course also covers how to transform this understanding into a source of motivation and renewal, which can lead to improved relationships and a stronger sense of self-worth.

Discover:

Table of Contents:

Part 1:

Sins? Mistakes? Who Needs Them?

Part 2:

The Right Way to Regret

Part 3:

Regret Without Depression

Bonus: Live Q&A Session

Reviews

“After struggling with the weight of my past mistakes for years, Rabbi Friedman helped me see my past in a new light. I learned not just to forgive myself but to use my regrets as stepping stones towards personal growth and stronger relationships. The practical tips on reconnecting with loved ones have been invaluable. It’s like I’ve been given a second chance at happiness.”

—Daniel Silverman, Boston, Massachusetts

FAQ’s

In this course, you’ll learn how to identify and understand your regrets, differentiate between harmful guilt and constructive regret, and use these insights to foster personal growth, improved relationships, and a stronger sense of self-worth.

This course is ideal for anyone who finds themselves dwelling on past mistakes and regrets and wants to learn how to transform these feelings into positive personal development and renewed self-confidence.

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You deserve a fulfilling and purposeful life, one that resonates deeply with your soul. Rabbi Manis Friedman, stands ready to share with you transformative principles that will guide you along this sacred journey. You just have to make a heartfelt commitment to immerse yourself in these teachings and take action. By making this pledge, you will undoubtedly witness profound changes manifesting in your life. Rabbi Manis Friedman believes in your potential, but what truly matters is YOUR belief in your own capacity to succeed. Dare to make that commitment, and your life will flourish in ways beyond your imagination.

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