Hakhel Resources: Transformation 
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						by Ricardo Semler
						In short, this is a great master. Get this inspiration and impliment it in ALL fields of your community.
						Do you consider yourself as a brave educator? A creative leader? Ask your mates what is their definition for bravery. It's an essential question to be asked once in a while. Ask yourself what can bravery add to the new generation of our community? What would it do to our common future?