Question: What should a person, who is not a natural orator, do if he is unable to be in front of people, to speak and explain things?

Answer: He needs to be paired up with a strong person, to see the way he works, to envy him. Envy is a very powerful driver.

This is why it is absolutely necessary to take him along so that he would see, get inspired, passionate, and jealous that the other one can do it and he cannot. This will advance him. Maybe he will not turn into a lecturer, but he will be able to prepare materials, organize round tables, and take part in the common discussion, instead of spending an hour standing in front of an audience.

There are people who just are not capable of doing it. There are people who simply read lectures written ahead of time, or conduct a lecture according to a thesis. And there are people like me. If there is something written in front of me, I am unable to say anything. This is a known fact.
[79717]
From “General Questions” 05/25/12

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Question: Suppose there are 300 people in the group. Should each of them find his place in the external work with the masses?

Answer: This is not a requirement. There is a definite potential part that must break through.

It’s said that three million people left the Egyptian exile, but there were only 600,000 souls of men between the ages of 20 and 60, those who were really strong, men in their nature. It is just one-fifth.

Therefore, if only about one-fifth, one-fourth, or even a third of the group can gather in a strong team (this will still require the support of everyone else), then it’s enough for all of them, even the weakest, to feel their attraction, their attitude, their ascent to the next level. Everyone to the extent of his strength; there is nothing you can do. Every human society is arranged like a pyramid.
[79714]
From a “Talk About Workshops” 5/27/12

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Preparation to the Lesson

Shamati #21, “When One Feels Oneself in a State of Ascent”

The Book of Zohar – Selected Excerpts “Beresheet Bet (Genesis 2),” “Seven Palaces in the Garden of Eden, Fourth Palace Tifferet,” Item 19, Lesson 114

Talmud Eser Sefirot, Chapter 2, Part 2, Item 1, “Ohr Pnimi,” Item 4, Lesson 7

“The Arvut (Mutual Guarantee)”

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