Many teenagers feel stuck in a mindset of “I can’t,” often because small failures grow into something much bigger in their minds. Instead of seeing a setback for what it is, they build an entire story that convinces them they’re incapable. What starts as one small frustration can quickly turn into a belief that defines how they see themselves. But is that belief actually real or something that can be broken? Answered by Rabbi Mendy Wolf for Stump The Rabbi • Watch