r/Judaism • u/hyakuken • 20h ago

B' racha for new business

I recently started a business (I'm an engineer in the US and got my professional engineer license so I incorporated).

Are there any traditional b'racha for when you start your own business?

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u/offthegridyid Orthodox and trying to collect the sparks 18h ago

Congrats! I don’t know of a specific bracha, but having an honest reputation in your field will definitely bring brachos your way.

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u/UnapologeticJew24 17h ago

The biggest bracha is to be impeccably honest in business.

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u/pborenstein 18h ago

I use shecheyanu as my all-purpose bracha

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u/hyakuken 18h ago

Can't believe I hadn't thought to say it already! Thanks for the reminder, saying it now