He argues that what matters most is not university choice or money but how a person perceives themselves and their place in the world.
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Place in the world
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"...you have it's really about how you perceive yourself your place in the world and i want my kids to always believe that no..."
"kabbalah which helps us understand our place in the world and why we're here to do what we do now there are three things..."
"...is put is invest their money somewhere and the best place in the world to invest your money at this time would be america..."
"...world, and forces you to think very deeply about your place in the world. Look, the reality is that if you go to American..."
"...questions, not only will it help you better understand your place in the world, but they will also advance your own scientific inquiry, okay?..."
"...worldview, how they understand themselves, and how they understand their place in the world."
"...Washington, D.C. Yes. It's a bubble. Right? It's the richest place in the world. They could care less about what happens in the rest..."
"...God, prayer was very important to help us understand our place in the world, where we came from, what we're doing here, and where..."
"Where is the safest place in the world to be during all of this? Would you say, you know what?"
"...put on top of it a new interpretation of our place in the world that was purposeless and seemingly random. So, it hid a..."
"...because of their theology because of their understanding of their place in the world they call themselves God's chosen people okay so from an..."
"...was a traumatic event for Jews, because if there's one place in the world at this time that Jews felt safe and at home,..."
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