A rabbi, coach, and author helping people across the Torah community move forward with clarity, confidence, and purpose.
Rabbi Goldstein is the Rabbi of Chevra M'vakshei Hashem and a Torah-based coach dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families achieve meaningful growth and lasting change.
Drawing upon years of rabbinic leadership, learning, teaching, and personal guidance, Rabbi Goldstein helps people navigate life's challenges with clarity, wisdom, and practical tools rooted in Torah values.
His work focuses on personal development, relationships, marriage, spiritual growth, and strengthening one's connection with Hashem through thoughtful reflection and purposeful action.
The ghost author of Two Halves of a Whole with Rabbi Yirmiyahu and Tehilla Abramov.
Rabbi Goldstein is authoring Powerful Patterns in Prayer (בקראי שמו), a guide to discovering deeper meaning and transformative patterns within tefila.
As both a baal teshuvah and a longtime rabbi, Rabbi Goldstein brings a perspective that resonates with people across the spectrum of the Torah community. He understands firsthand the questions, challenges, and opportunities that accompany a journey toward Torah life, while also appreciating the experiences of those who have been raised within it. This unique combination allows him to build trust quickly and help clients move forward with clarity, confidence, and purpose.
"Take your life seriously; not your self."
About 40 years ago, I became interested in all things "spiritual," with a leaning towards things of the east. My Jewish background had me believing that "those Jews" with the dark suits and long side locks were basically like the Amish with untrimmed mustaches. I had no reason to believe there was any deep wisdom there.
I was deeply intrigued when someone mentioned Tzfas, the place where many Jewish mystics had lived. On a challenge, I went to Israel to discover what the Jews knew about mysticism.
I never turned back.
Slowly, I became more settled in both the Chassidic and Lithuanian Yeshiva worlds, and I'm in love with both.
No agenda about where you should be, what you should already know, or how fast you should change. Real growth happens when the work begins from your actual life — not the one you'd describe on a resume. My job is to listen carefully, name the patterns honestly, and hand you tools you can use the same week.
Torah is the foundation of how I see the world and the primary guide for living in Hashem's world. Practical coaching tools — elegance, the interview, influencing over informing — sit on top of that foundation, not next to it. They're how Torah meets the texture of an actual marriage, an actual decision, an actual Tuesday afternoon.
Ghost-authored with Rabbi Yirmiyahu and Tehilla Abramov. A guide to the depth and beauty of Torah marriage—what it asks of us and what it gives back.
A guide to discovering deeper meaning and transformative patterns within tefila. For anyone seeking to bring more of themselves to the davening.