Rav Binyamin Hutt
Your
doctor’s office most probably displays a collection of degrees, awards, and
certificates, but they do not impress me. There are likely shelves lined
with textbooks so heavy they could break the office scale, but they do not
impress me. However the cluttered bulletin board on the wall with
handwritten notes, vying for visibility, is far more striking. A few
brief words lauding the doctor as a mentor and colleague are incredibly more
telling about the person beneath the white coat. Do you have a ‘bulletin
board’? What have others attributed you as having taught them? Even if
you do not train the next generation of aspiring professionals, or stand at the
front of a lecture hall, you will have students learning from you. They
might be found in classrooms or boardrooms, at home or in the office. So
ask yourself, “What has someone learned from me today?”
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