The Trust Factor with Jessy Revivo

Send us Fan Mail The world is noisy on purpose, and if we are not careful we start confusing pressure with truth. Today we get honest about the split every Jew lives with: real obligations to bosses, bills, governments, and daily demands, alongside a higher obligation to Hashem, Torah, and mitzvot. We talk about why so many people feel like they are running on fumes, and how clarity returns when w...

Send us Fan Mail Chasing greatness can look spiritual on the outside while quietly feeding ego on the inside. We open with a hard teaching from Pirkei Avot, “Do not seek greatness for yourself,” and unpack the context that changes everything: it’s not a warning against success in work or helping people, it’s a warning against using Torah learning as a pedestal. We talk about honour, humility, and...

Send us Fan Mail If the news cycle leaves you tense, distracted, and angry, you’re not alone, but you might be aiming your trust at the wrong target. We start with a sharp teaching from Pirkei Avot about praying for the welfare of government, not as a flattering gesture, but as a recognition that law and order prevent society from sliding into chaos. We talk honestly about what happens when leader...

Send us Fan Mail We walk through a piercing teaching from Pirkei Avot: consider three things and you can avoid falling into sin. Remember where you came from. Remember where you’re going. Remember before Whom you’ll give a final accounting. It’s not feel-good spirituality. It’s Jewish ethics as a practical guide to decision-making, self-control, and real Emunah. We talk about how temptation is oft...

Send us Fan Mail Jealousy can look small on the surface, but it can quietly rewrite your whole inner world. We start with a teaching from Pirkei Avot that pulls no punches: an evil eye, the evil inclination, and hatred for people can remove a person from the world. We break down what that really means in daily life, how envy grows into negativity, and why it ends up isolating us from community, pe...

Send us Fan Mail Most people want the fast track: advanced spirituality, impressive knowledge, and the feeling of being ahead. I think that’s why so many lives feel unstable when pressure shows up. I open with a blunt case for foundations, drawing from Pirkei Avot and Jewish ethics to explain why character and truth have to come before anything “trendy” or complex, and why skipping the basics leav...

Send us Fan Mail Yom Ha'atzmaut is celebrated in the streets, but a lot of people still feel oddly confused about the date. We open by making it simple: Israel’s Independence Day can show up as two different dates because the Gregorian calendar and the Jewish calendar are not the same system. Once you see that, the holiday stops feeling contradictory and starts feeling like a clear marker of...

Send us Fan Mail The world keeps getting louder, but your life gets better when your values get clearer. We sit down with Jessy Revivo for a direct, practical run through Pirkei Avot (Ethics of the Fathers) and the kind of Torah wisdom that actually changes how you walk into a room, handle pressure, and choose the people you learn from. We unpack sharp lines that don’t let us hide behind personali...

Send us Fan Mail The world is getting louder, faster, and more chaotic and that’s exactly why clarity, truth, and trust matter more than ever. We take timeless guidance from Pirkei Avot (Ethics of the Fathers) and translate it into real-life principles you can use today: build community, stay humble, speak plainly, and stop waiting for the “perfect time” to grow. If you’ve been feeling isolated, o...

Send us Fan Mail The world is louder and more chaotic than ever, and that’s exactly why we’re doubling down on one question: what does it actually look like to live with truth, clarity, and trust? We pick up deep in the ideas of Garden of Emunah and open a door into Pirkei Avot, a compact set of Jewish ethics that doesn’t just talk about belief, it trains behaviour. For anyone trying to build a me...

Send us Fan Mail The world is louder and more chaotic than ever, and that noise makes it easy to miss the message hiding inside our hardest moments. We start with something simple but real: how falling out of routine after Passover can mess with your body, your mood, and your judgement. From there, we move into a bigger question that sits under so many health scares and emotional crashes. What if...

Send us Fan Mail When your health gets shaken, everything gets loud at once. The body stops cooperating, the mind spirals, the soul feels thin, and suddenly the stuff you thought mattered does not help the way you hoped it would. That is where we go today, with a clear claim: spiritual health, emotional health, and physical health are not separate lanes. They are one system, and the way we build t...

Send us Fan Mail You can live with total freedom on paper and still feel trapped every day. The loud world keeps offering us new masters to serve: lust, money, status, outrage, scrolling, and nonstop busyness. I open with a paragraph from Garden of Emuna that stopped me in my tracks, because it explains a truth we all sense but rarely say out loud: many people outside prison are still shackled, wh...

Send us Fan Mail The world is louder, faster, and more confusing than it has any right to be, and I see how that noise steals clarity from good people. When you’re trying to make decent choices but you’re surrounded by chaos and misinformation, it’s easy to feel stuck, reactive, and drained. So I’m bringing it back to something steady: a Torah perspective that cuts through the fog and gives us a c...

Send us Fan Mail Power is everywhere, and it shows up long before anyone gets a title. If you have kids, lead a team, care for family, or make calls that affect someone else’s day, you are already in a position of authority. We talk about what ethical leadership actually looks like when life is loud and people are stressed: judge favourably, rule with mercy, and slow down long enough to ask one cl...

Send us Fan Mail Power shows up in ordinary places, and it can change a life fast. One judge’s tone can decide whether someone leaves court feeling accountable and hopeful or humiliated and wrecked. One parking ticket can flip a good day into anger and stress. We dig into why that happens, and what it looks like to lead with both truth and humanity when you’re the person holding the pen. We start...

Send us Fan Mail The fastest way to lose the plot is to stay plugged into noise all day. Coming off Passover, we talk about why the forced pause can feel like it hits at the worst time, and why that is exactly what makes it powerful. When we finally stop and breathe, we notice what has been dragging us around: constant phone checking, nonstop work thoughts, and the quiet belief that we cannot step...

Send us Fan Mail The world is loud, chaotic, and flooded with hot takes, and that’s exactly why the trust factor matters right now. We start with a simple observation: you can’t avoid what the world throws in your face, but you can decide how you interpret it. From there we respond to a popular online message that grabs attention fast “government is a lie, religion is a lie, science is a lie” and...

Send us Fan Mail The world feels louder than ever, and when everything gets chaotic, trust becomes either your anchor or your blind spot. We start with a surprising place: the intermediate days of Passover, Chol Hamoed. Even when the calendar looks “normal,” these days still carry holiness and practical Jewish law, and I share why that matters for real life. If you’re looking for divine help to pu...

Send us Fan Mail The world is noisy right now, and that noise does not just live on the street, it lives in our habits, our attention, and the way we talk to each other. We start from the Passover theme of freedom and make it personal: what does it mean to leave slavery behind when the “Egypt” is your phone addiction, a substance, or any vice you keep promising to quit? We share a grounded approac...

Send us Fan Mail Your Passover prep might be finished, but the deeper work is just starting. We’re talking about freedom in the most practical sense: the habits, cravings, and distractions that quietly run our days, and how the holiday of Passover can become a real turning point instead of another ritual we rush through. I share a core Jewish idea I come back to every year: the calendar isn’t rand...

Send us Fan Mail The world is louder, faster, and more chaotic than it used to be and that noise makes it easy to lose clarity, peace, and trust. With Passover right around the corner, we use this moment as a practical reset: step away from the mundane, focus on family and community, and reconnect to purpose and to God in a way that actually changes how we live day to day.  A listener brings a sha...

Send us Fan Mail The world is getting louder, harsher, and more confusing and that’s exactly why we’re chasing clarity. With Passover around the corner, we start in a surprisingly grounded place: practical preparation. Check the “non-obvious” spots, don’t forget the car, and yes, even the suit pockets that quietly collect chametz through the year. That simple discipline becomes a model for persona...

Send us Fan Mail Passover cleaning has a reputation: stress, snapping, and a house that feels more like a pressure cooker than a home. We’re flipping that script. We talk about how to prepare seriously without turning it into dread, and how one small change, putting on music and dancing while you clean, can transform the entire mood. The goal isn’t perfection. The goal is a home where your kids re...

Send us Fan Mail Power can make you feel important, but it mostly makes you readable. As Pesach approaches and the world feels louder and stranger, we talk about what it means to stay tuned in to God’s hand without waiting for flashy, unnatural signs. Miracles often come braided into nature, and noticing them is part awareness, part humility, and part trust. From there, we go straight at leadershi...