3MN DE TORAH POUR COMMENCER LA JOURNÉE - 💰 WARREN BUFFETT

Today is the 21st of the month of Cheshvan, and we are in a billionaire week. We are going to prove to everyone that we are all billionaires, and this week we will explore more deeply what life is all about. Of course, it's linked to the Parasha Chayei Sarah, the life of Sarah; you all know the story, because Sarah goes back a long way, almost 4,000 years, but we will try to update it with a story from today. Have you heard of Warren Buffett ?

Is he well-known or not? Of course. >> So, he is 96 years old. He is one of the greatest investors in the world.

Perhaps the greatest. According to major magazines, he has about 150 to 170 billion dollars. 96 years old. If I were to offer you not all of his money, let's say half of his money today in cash, but on one condition, dear friends.

You have to take the age with it. You have to take his age, 96 years old. Who would say yes to me? On the other hand, dear friends, today's message is the other way around.

Go and propose to Warren Buffett to take your life instead. Each of you, how old are you right now? 50, 60? And he will give you all of his billions .

Would he agree or not? Of course, immediately. Well, dear friends, the Torah teaches us something else. We are billionaires.

"V'Avraham, v'Sarah , Zekenim, Ba'im, Bayamim." Even at the age of 137, what did Abraham lose? His wife. Sarah, he buried her. Isaac is there after the Binding, he is unmarried , he is very old.

What does Abraham do? "Bayamim," he makes them count. Every day we have 1,440 minutes, dear Every day we have I don't know how many seconds, but there are some who just wait for those seconds to pass. There are others who understand that every second and every minute we have in the day is wealth.

For that, you need to have goals. For that, you must follow Abraham's example, do acts of kindness. Well, that man too, Warren Buffett, he also gives a lot of money away. And he said that is his driving force for waking up every morning at his age, because he is no longer looking to take .

For years, he has been looking for whom to give. So he selects, he observes . And when we wake up every morning with the DNA we have from Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, we should ask: to whom can I give today, to whom can I bring a smile? Well, dear friends, no matter our age, no matter the worries around us, each of us must try to make the day count instead of just letting it pass by.

Don't forget that we have always told this story about Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai , what defined Rabbi Shimon's life, because Sarah's life is incredible. The Parsha speaks of her death. So why is it called Chayei Sarah? Because everyone, even after 120 years, must leave something behind so that we will all speak of them.

So what beautiful things have we done? Each of you, you built a building, well, he built towers. What beautiful thing have you done? I saw the movies, he's the actor.

So what, what will they see in our life story? And Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, when he had the carob tree before him, he remembered that in the Talmud—we learn this in the Talmud Taanit too, right—that the carob tree you plant, it plants you. It takes 70 years to bear fruit, and Rabbi Shimon in the cave had this every day, and he would say, "Come, let me invest in something that will give me fruit even in 70 years." That is the vision of someone who is a billionaire, even if he is in a cave and has nothing before him but a carob tree . But he has a project that will still be valid in 70 years.

So, look around you. If we invest in things that will still be valid in 70 years, it will always be the same Parsha . Yes. Well, I must study the Parsha this week.

The results will be there. Yes, I am investing myself. Have an excellent week, and may you all be billionaires. Amen.