I just purchased from Amazon 4 of Dr. David Leiberman's books. He is amazing, and keep this series coming. This is a great zechus for Rabbi Noach Weinberg ztz"l, and is needed greatly. This is true self-growth, and this is what will change the world to a better place to live in. Of course it will bring Moshiach quicker! Chazak!

I would like to see Dr Dave do a series on how to deal with competative behavior

mazal tov! you just keep getting better
thanks thank you very much
I've heard this information from secular personal growth seminars, and people want this information badly, regularly, they attend for the associations created by these seminars, all over the globe!!
And now in Jewish terms! there's nothing better: R. Yaakov, Lori,etc.,& now Dr Dave

This was so good all the video and written on this web page brings honor to Hashem may it help all of us to bring moshiach speedily in our days.

I LOVED WHAT I SAW ON THE 2 VIDEOS BY DR.DAVID.... does he have any books out, i would like to purchase them.....

Now I feel so much better when you don't wave back in the morning coming home from shul.

i really am so impressed with your understanding of what people need to hear. you hit the nail on the button. how people do things to get others approval!! awesome job! thanks keep sending more of these they are so powerful.just a few positive words can change a persons view!!

Well said on how our attitudes reflects upon how we treat and judge others. A very common case of people making others feel bad, is most likely because that individual is having a bad day, which shouldn't be taken personally. When we help others, we attain higher self-esteem, such as I do, when I point out to people if pieces of cash fall off their person, and I either point it out to the individual or return the money to the owner when I see them make that error. Therefore, honesty is key on getting closure on self-esteem.

A very good movie and Dr. Lieberman is right. But could I transfer those ideas to the heart (feelings).
Best Regards
Milton Abramovich

Thank you for your article and the line above to remember to keep things cool instead of overheated. Relating the
person's attitude to their concept of themselves, ego vs self-esteem, is something I would not have thought about on my own. Now I will have to examine my views and values. I appreciate your insight and sage advice.
Signed: A female from Florida