Dr. Erica Brown wasrecently appointed Vice Provost of Values and Leadership and Director of theJonathan Sacks Center for Values and Leaderships at Yeshiva University. Herlatest book, Esther: Power, Fate and Fragility inExile, wasa National Jewish Book Award Finalist. she lives in New York. Rabbi Dr. Benji Levy is a co-founder of the philanthropic advisory Israel Impact Partners, Keshev mental health center, and an AI summarizing start-up called Tanna. He is the former CEO of Mosaic United and Dean of Moriah College, and he teaches globally and in person. He lives in Israel.

• Introduction: Dreaming BiggerHow to Use This BookPART I,  LEADING YOURSELF: "If I Am Not for Myself, Who Will Be for Me?"1. Defining Leadership2. Who Am I?3. Saying No and Saying Yes4. Why Me? Quieting Your Inner Critic5. Growing and Changing as a Leader6. Leading and Role Modeling7. Imagining Your Future8. Your Moral Compass9. Leadership By Design: Writing Your Personal Vision Statement 10. Leadership and Time Management11. Leading as an Introvert, Extrovert, or Ambivert12. What is Stress?13. Grit and Resilience14. Making Better Decisions15. Limiting ChoicesPART II,  LEADING OTHERS: "If I Am Only for Myself, What Am I?"16. Leading the Flock17. The Power of Empathy18. The Lost Art of Listening19. Leading Outside Your Comfort Zone20. Stop the Trash Talk21. Say What You Mean, Mean What You Say22. Write It Better23. Control Your Need to Control24. Thanks for the Feedback25. Working with Adults26. Creating Sacred Communities27. How to Have That Difficult Conversation28. Fundraising and Friend-Raising29. Eight Fundraising Hacks30. An Attitude of GratitudePART III,  LEADING IN COMMUNITY: "If Not Now, When?"31. It's Now32. Changing the World through Tikkun Olam33. Stepping Up and Standing Up34. Prioritizing Leadership35. Turning Problems into Possibilities36. Embrace Your Mistakes37. Innovation Nation38. The Tech Trap39. End Bullying40. Taking the Lead Against Antisemitism41. Your I.Q. (Israel Quotient)42. Judaism and Racial Justice43. Inclusion and Diversity44. Getting Inspired and Staying Inspired45. Telling Your Jewish Leadership StoryClosing ThoughtsAppendix: Ten Leadership SuperpowersBibliographyJewish Youth Pledge

Dr. Erica Brown wasrecently appointed Vice Provost of Values and Leadership and Director of theJonathan Sacks Center for Values and Leaderships at Yeshiva University. Herlatest book, Esther: Power, Fate and Fragility inExile, wasa National Jewish Book Award Finalist. she lives in New York. Rabbi Dr. Benji Levy is a co-founder of the philanthropic advisory Israel Impact Partners, Keshev mental health center, and an AI summarizing start-up called Tanna. He is the former CEO of Mosaic United and Dean of Moriah College, and he teaches globally and in person. He lives in Israel.

• Introduction: Dreaming BiggerHow to Use This BookPART I,  LEADING YOURSELF: "If I Am Not for Myself, Who Will Be for Me?"1. Defining Leadership2. Who Am I?3. Saying No and Saying Yes4. Why Me? Quieting Your Inner Critic5. Growing and Changing as a Leader6. Leading and Role Modeling7. Imagining Your Future8. Your Moral Compass9. Leadership By Design: Writing Your Personal Vision Statement 10. Leadership and Time Management11. Leading as an Introvert, Extrovert, or Ambivert12. What is Stress?13. Grit and Resilience14. Making Better Decisions15. Limiting ChoicesPART II,  LEADING OTHERS: "If I Am Only for Myself, What Am I?"16. Leading the Flock17. The Power of Empathy18. The Lost Art of Listening19. Leading Outside Your Comfort Zone20. Stop the Trash Talk21. Say What You Mean, Mean What You Say22. Write It Better23. Control Your Need to Control24. Thanks for the Feedback25. Working with Adults26. Creating Sacred Communities27. How to Have That Difficult Conversation28. Fundraising and Friend-Raising29. Eight Fundraising Hacks30. An Attitude of GratitudePART III,  LEADING IN COMMUNITY: "If Not Now, When?"31. It's Now32. Changing the World through Tikkun Olam33. Stepping Up and Standing Up34. Prioritizing Leadership35. Turning Problems into Possibilities36. Embrace Your Mistakes37. Innovation Nation38. The Tech Trap39. End Bullying40. Taking the Lead Against Antisemitism41. Your I.Q. (Israel Quotient)42. Judaism and Racial Justice43. Inclusion and Diversity44. Getting Inspired and Staying Inspired45. Telling Your Jewish Leadership StoryClosing ThoughtsAppendix: Ten Leadership SuperpowersBibliographyJewish Youth Pledge

Dr. Erica Brown wasrecently appointed Vice Provost of Values and Leadership and Director of theJonathan Sacks Center for Values and Leaderships at Yeshiva University. Herlatest book, Esther: Power, Fate and Fragility inExile, wasa National Jewish Book Award Finalist. she lives in New York. Rabbi Dr. Benji Levy is a co-founder of the philanthropic advisory Israel Impact Partners, Keshev mental health center, and an AI summarizing start-up called Tanna. He is the former CEO of Mosaic United and Dean of Moriah College, and he teaches globally and in person. He lives in Israel.

• Introduction: Dreaming BiggerHow to Use This BookPART I,  LEADING YOURSELF: "If I Am Not for Myself, Who Will Be for Me?"1. Defining Leadership2. Who Am I?3. Saying No and Saying Yes4. Why Me? Quieting Your Inner Critic5. Growing and Changing as a Leader6. Leading and Role Modeling7. Imagining Your Future8. Your Moral Compass9. Leadership By Design: Writing Your Personal Vision Statement 10. Leadership and Time Management11. Leading as an Introvert, Extrovert, or Ambivert12. What is Stress?13. Grit and Resilience14. Making Better Decisions15. Limiting ChoicesPART II,  LEADING OTHERS: "If I Am Only for Myself, What Am I?"16. Leading the Flock17. The Power of Empathy18. The Lost Art of Listening19. Leading Outside Your Comfort Zone20. Stop the Trash Talk21. Say What You Mean, Mean What You Say22. Write It Better23. Control Your Need to Control24. Thanks for the Feedback25. Working with Adults26. Creating Sacred Communities27. How to Have That Difficult Conversation28. Fundraising and Friend-Raising29. Eight Fundraising Hacks30. An Attitude of GratitudePART III,  LEADING IN COMMUNITY: "If Not Now, When?"31. It's Now32. Changing the World through Tikkun Olam33. Stepping Up and Standing Up34. Prioritizing Leadership35. Turning Problems into Possibilities36. Embrace Your Mistakes37. Innovation Nation38. The Tech Trap39. End Bullying40. Taking the Lead Against Antisemitism41. Your I.Q. (Israel Quotient)42. Judaism and Racial Justice43. Inclusion and Diversity44. Getting Inspired and Staying Inspired45. Telling Your Jewish Leadership StoryClosing ThoughtsAppendix: Ten Leadership SuperpowersBibliographyJewish Youth Pledge