ABOUT | Ruth Rosenberg

Our level of resiliency will always be determined by how diligently we stick to our values.

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How Did You Start Teaching?

It all began in my first year of college. I was given the opportunity to substitute for one of my friends' philosophy classes. It was a turning point for me, because I always had a passion for learning, and realized that when I taught it to others I was able to internalize it in a better way.

How Would You Describe Yourself?

I am first and foremost a mother, grandmother, and wife. I value family, seeking truth, and depth. I love to cook and also have a quirky artsy side that keeps me creatively stimulated. My favorite artist is Yayoi Kusama.

Where Did You Grow Up?

I grew up in a small village called "Kfar Shmaryahu", by the ocean in Israel.

Me and my husband, Moshe, on one of our adventures.

A rare occasion. Getting all the kids in one photo.

What Is Something Most People Don't know about you?

I've always wanted to be a race car driver. My husband finally fulfilled that dream for me on my 50th birthday. If you don't believe me, just look at this picture.

A piece by Yayoi Kusama, 2017.

Of all my travels, Haiti will forever be especially memorable.

What Do You Do?

I share what I learn with others through coaching, seminars, and consulting.

What Inspires You Most?

I’m inspired by a lot of things! It could even be something I see on the street. But I'm especially intrigued by people who are experts in what they do. Seeing their artistry and craft come to life is simply breathtaking. From a seamstress that sews a button to a poet with his words, I'm hooked!