Matmonim: Daf Yomi by Rabbi David Lapin

Intimidating management styles can lead to fraud at home and at work. The results can be devastating. Source Sheet

Spreading information that is already public knowledge, is not considered Lashon Harah. But from when is information considered to be public knowledge? Also, there are conditions even to the spreading of public information. Source Sheet

People often feel more responsible to others than to themselves. Source Sheet

We don’t connect to share information. Sharing information is the way people connect.  Source Sheet

Trees, especially fruit producing trees, have an elevated place both in halacha and in kabbala. Source Sheet

Even the most powerful authorities today do not have the level of power that kings had in the old days. The Reis Galuta, heads of the Jewish Communities of Babylon, had royal power. Source Sheet

There are times when the truth is uncertain, or even unknowable. In such cases rights of usage are determined by possession. Source Sheet

There is no harm in retracting or changing ones opinion in the pursuit of truth. Doing so in the quest to be right, is wrong. Source Sheet

A person's actions carry more weight than his or her words. Actions can be interpreted independently of intent and context; words should always be understood in context. Source Sheet

A case-study in the disputed possession of a house. A teacher and his student adopt differing approaches to the resolution of the dispute. Source Sheet 

For so long as one needs to show proof of ownership, one does not yet have possession. Possession of land occurs when one no longer needs proof of ownership nor permission for occupation. Source Sheet

Although the Shechinah is omnipresent, we face Jerusalem in prayer because of its unique properties in channeling our prayer to Hashem and His Beracha to us. Source Sheet

When in doubt there are times to simply retain the status quo. In other circumstances the Torah guides us as to how to resolve the doubt. Source Sheet

The Torah’s legal system, unlike general law, is not a bureaucratic system that allows people to act inhumanely and insensitively so long as they comply with the law. Our legal system is built on morality. Source Sheet

Although Torah should never be used as a money-making vehicle, society should treat scholars as they would successful business-people. Also featuring Shtark Tank which you can access here: https://open.spotify.com/show/34xll8GhTfu1BiRdhb8AyR?si=5d89af747cb04d71 Source Sheet

We explore early education methodology especially with regard to compelling children to learn. Source Sheet

Boundaries separate individuals from one another even though they are both part of the same, overarching system. The same applies to national boundaries that separate nations from one another, but they are all still parts of a single overarching system of humanity. Source Sheet

Teshuva is not incremental change; it is totally transformational. Source Sheet

Illness of the soul is cured with the power of deep listening and understanding; both of Torah and of nature. Source Sheet

"Fiction is the lie through which we tell the truth." – Albert Camus Source Sheet

How fairness factors into the termination of a partnership. Source Sheet

When individuals are inspired with true insights beyond their levels of intellect and education, this can be a form of רוח הקודש. Torah scholars of great character are especially prone to insights that come to them from a Divine source. Source Sheet

The physical world allows the transformation of knowledge into experience. This requires that we Recalibrate our worldview regarding the cause and effect of Torah and the world we live in. Source Sheet

The real difference we can make to others, is in the dignity we give them when we engage with them. Source Sheet

Although we do not hear the cries of hostages nor see their anguish, returning them is the highest moral imperative, as their spiritual suffering can be a worse destiny than death. Source Sheet