In the video: the words of Rabbi Pinto (public relations)
We all make mistakes in life.
We are human and it is okay to make mistakes.
The problem starts when we are aware of the mistake and instead of cutting from it - we try to minimize damage and stay with the problem in the hope that it will disappear.
The Rebbe Rabbi Yosiah Pinto expanded on the subject in a class held yesterday at his residence in Morocco and explained that when you make a mistake you must know how to cut it. Because if you don't cut it - you reinforce the problem and fix it.
"Did you make a mistake?
Cut immediately.
Don't try to minimize damage.
You need courage, to say I was wrong - and cut it off," Rabbi Pinto explained and told an anecdote that happened recently with him. Watch his full words.
David Berger, submitted on behalf of Shuba Israel
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