Rav Boruch Clinton spent two decades as a high school Rebbe before pivoting to a second career in IT. Along the way, he wrote prolifically about Torah, technology, and the challenges of working life — including a practical guide for Bnei Torah entering the workforce.In this episode, we explore:Why Rav Hirsch remains his intellectual and spiritual anchorHow writing became his tool for learning, clarity, and impactWhat Torah actually says about choosing a careerThe dangers of romanticizing our generation’s nisayonosWhy being a mentch is a core Torah value — especially at workPlus: the forgotten career that now pays $92K/year as an apprentice, the Hirschian take on Kabbalah, and how to push back respectfully when Torah values are at stake.“If you’re a Ben Torah in the Beis Medrash, you should be a Ben Torah in the boardroom. No barriers. No masks.” – Rav Boruch ClintonResourcesRav Boruch Clinton’s Substack: Bechol Drachecha“A Career Guide for Bnei Torah” by Rav Clinton (available via Amazon)

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