by Eitiel Goldwicht
by Rabbi Daniel Fine
A helpful translation and application of the first section of Viduy that will make your confession more meaningful.
by Rabbi Dov Heller, LMFT
Keep these ideas in mind to prevent Yom Kippur from becoming a day of shame and guilt.
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by Sara Yoheved Rigler
Jewish principles for change have been corroborated by recent discoveries in brain science.
by Rabbi Yisroel Majeski and NesProductions
Now's the time to realize your inner riches.
by Dr. Ari Grubner
How to set SMART goals for the new year.
by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner
3 steps to embracing your potential.
by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
We want to count on God, but can He count on us? We want Him to think of us but how often do we think of Him?
by Chanania (Michael) Benklifa
Your boss is evaluating how you spent every minute and the report will be published.
by Devora Shabtai
I experienced my most powerful Elul as a therapist at an inpatient treatment center for substance abuse.
by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Essential insights that go to the heart of Judaism.
by Jody Berkel
Three awesome things about the Days of Awe.
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Practical steps on how to get closer to your best self the New Year.
Orange theory and pushing yourself to grow this time of the year.
by Chayi Hanfling
Overcoming anger towards others can actually change our relationship with God.
by Rabbi Shmuel Reichman
Tapping into the power of free will is the key to preparing for Rosh Hashanah.
by Rabbi Philip Moskowitz
If a hotshot came in and took over your job, what would he or she immediately be doing differently?
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by Rabbi Benjamin Blech
Start by thinking small - and in that way change ourselves and our own world.
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
The three Rs of repentance.
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Judaism's 5 steps to cleaning your slate.
by Stephen Safer
Are you travelling in the wrong direction?
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
Including the mitzvah to eat a festive meal the day before the holy day.
Forgiveness is the only way to live with the past without being held prisoner by it.
by Gina Frankel
For a little while, we forgot the straw, the supervisors and the prison.
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11 essential steps to returning to your true self.
How a happily married family man and accomplished scientist could demonstrate the same anatomical markings of serial killers.
There is nothing more empowering and liberating than taking your life into your own hands.
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And how to do it right.
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It’s not about being the best in the world… It’s about being the best FOR the world.
by Rabbi David Begoun
At the start of the new year, please keep this advice in mind.
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Feeling the hate on Facebook.
Judaism is the satellite navigation system of the soul, and Rosh Hashanah is the day we stop and see whether we need to change direction.
Facing our mortality should drive us to fulfill our unique mission in the world, not jumping out of a plane.
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How I managed to change my energy from negative to positive.
The High Holidays serve as a powerful reminder not to take your time for granted.
An effective way to embark on your own process of returning to your deepest essence and greatest potential.
by Rabbi Yogi Robkin
A growth-mindset enables us to envision exciting goals for the new year that will challenge us to bring out our full potential.
by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen
The powerful reason why Yom Kippur starts with such seemingly uninspiring words
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How to truly forgive someone who has hurt you.
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Jonah runs away from God and never repents. Why do we read this book on Yom Kippur?
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Rabbi Berel Wein sheds light on the gift of a clean slate.
Actualizing your potential on the Days of Awe.
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Four reframes for the times you feel very distant from God.
Understanding the crucial difference between negative guilt and constructive regret.
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When Nancy Baida and Harry Ashkanazi had an argument, they never expected it to end the way it did. A powerful story about courage, humility and forgiveness.
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How to nudge yourself into accomplishing your goals.
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For one day we single-mindedly focus on the soul.
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