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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2026 · 1H 9M

Don’t Give up Yet: Today’s “No” Is Tomorrow’s “Yes” | Rabbi & Rebbetzin Schneider

from The Proctor Effect

Avi Proctor sits down with Rabbi and Rebbetzin Schneider for a real talk about the messy parts of life. From the years they spent struggling with infertility to the big decision to pack up and build a life in Israel. This isn't a lecture. It is a masterclass on how to stop letting your circumstances run your life. If you have ever felt like you are falling behind, this episode is exactly the perspective shift you need to find your footing again.Connect with Avi:🎙️ / : Follow along for daily thoughts on life, growth, and the conversations that actually matter.🌍 Explore more conversations, articles, and exclusive content at:https://moraledge.com📸 Follow Moral Edge on Instagram: / moraledgepodcast 🔔 Subscribe for new episodes every week as we explore faith, Israel, leadership, culture, and the moral questions shaping our world.00:00 - Getting started01:16 - Looking back at the early years05:05 - How they actually met08:15 - The decision to move to Israel12:17 - The reality of struggling with infertility21:19 - Why they stayed after October 7th34:50 - The miracle of the twins49:16 - Why they chose an Israel-based life56:30 - Breaking out of the "box"01:04:34 - The best advice for staying happy

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