The Jewish Edition Smart Trick

The Israeli or Jewish way of thinking is unique, especially in the business and management world, which can be summarized as a key approach that can be deployed by leaders:

1. Rules of questioning and debate (Chutzpah)

The word "Chutzpah" is the courage to challenge the same thing without ignoring the hierarchy.

• Debate is learning: In Jewish culture, it is not rude for a student to argue with a leader or interrogate a teacher, but to help each other find the most correct answer.

• Accept nothing simple: They will ask, "Why?" and "Why not?" until they are convinced of the reason.

2. Learning from Failure (Failure is an Option)

Jews do not see failure as the end, but as the cheapest "tuition."

• Useful Failure: If a project is unsuccessful, they will analyze exactly where it failed to ensure that the mistake does not repeat the next time.

• Resilience: The power to rise again after a crisis is central to their business often surviving in all economic conditions.

3. The "Tikkun Olam" principle

The term means "healing the world," which greatly affects the way of thinking about doing business.

• Meaningful Business: Doing Business Not Just for Profit, It Must Be a Part of Solving Social Problems or Making the World Better

• Sustainable Wealth: When a business is valuable to others, success and income follow on their own firmly.

4. Limited resource management (Resourcefulness)

Because of their history of traveling and being in a confined space, they are good at "doing very little."

• Innovations from constraints: such as devising drip water systems for desert farming, or creating high value-added products from ordinary raw materials (such as processing agricultural produce like macadamia into premium products)

5. Power of networks and sharing

Thais may be familiar with the word "connection," but for Jews, it is the creation of an ecosystem.

• Helping each other in groups: They always promote and give people the opportunity to network first so that the whole group grows along the way.

Brief summary for the leader:

Jewish intelligence is to "dare to ask, be observant, learn from mistakes, and do business to create value for others," a quality that is consistent with modern and strong brand management today.

* * * I shared the idea of learning English with an Israeli teacher and studying Jewish stories.