What Won’t Change in Ten Years? A Deeper Perspective

Jeff Bezos once said that the most important question for entrepreneurs is not how the world will change in ten years but rather what won’t change in ten years?

In a world where uncertainty erodes our sense of peace, we find ourselves searching for balance—seeking something steady amid the chaos.

At its core, this search is a longing for transcendence, a connection to something beyond ourselves that can guide us through life’s rough seas.

Why settle for artificial imitations of transcendence when we have access to its authentic source?

Every individual carries a timeless spark of infinity within them—untouched and unshaken by circumstance.

Jewish resilience has always been anchored in this truth. It draws strength from an unchanging foundation of values, identity, and purpose, impervious to the shifting winds of time.

The Torah, illuminated by the teachings of Chassidus, provides the manual for unlocking this power.

And the key? Living a life that fuses transcendence with immanence—where our souls are anchored in heaven while our feet remain firmly on the ground.

By immersing ourselves in the story of our ancestors, we recognize that their story is our story. Their wisdom, their tools, and their unwavering faith have carried us through the centuries, making us the next link in an unbroken chain.

No force in the world can intimidate us.