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Owning and learning from our failures is essential for propelling us forward.
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Simple but effective tips to help you navigate your sensitive, sister-in-law dynamic (and any difficult family member).
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The NBA star’s controversial response conveys an important lesson about success.
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Trauma is an invisible force that shapes the way we live, the way we love, and the way we make sense of the world.
Cut through the differences and focus on your shared commonality. Believe it or not, deep down it’s there.
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The Kotzker Rebbe was fiercely committed to truth and authenticity.
Gaining the determination, courage, and patience to leave behind your personal Egypt.
Transformative questions to think about this Passover.
How to overcome your negative emotions and live the life you want.
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Three questions to ask yourself this Passover to attain inner freedom.
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Jewish identity can’t be built on someone else’s emotions.
Dr. Ann Wexler’s personal trauma has made her an empathetic, perceptive therapist.
by Lori Palatnik
The trailblazing wife of Rabbi Noah Weinberg passed away this week.
by Rabbi Dr. Benji Levy
Time-tested Jewish ideas to attain happiness.
by Rabbi Dovid Campbell
The Gila monster and a boxing match offered me a new definition of success.
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Grieving is a personal journey that passes through many destinations.
by Peter Himmelman
A reflection on the deep catharsis of gratitude.
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
The Shark Tank entrepreneur wants you to sacrifice love for the sake of money.
by Rabbi Dov Heller, LMFT
In the spirit of Crosby, Stills and Nash, “You who are on the road, must have a code that you can live by.”
by Kylie Ora Lobell
5 life lessons from the retired Navy SEAL that motivate me and can change your life.
Great Jews are ones who never bother about antisemitism, but go on making their Judaism and Jewishness better all the time.
Personal connections are vital to living a good life.
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How the actor changed one child’s life.
If you want to increase your happiness and health, it’s more important to give than to receive.
How to make resolutions that lead to real change.
A chair and a decisive will to act are your principal tools.
Right before New Year’s, thousands of people mistakenly received a message that they had a life-threatening illness.
by Rabbi Ori Strum
The 24-year-old athlete suffered an inexplicable cardiac arrest in the middle of an NFL game. Here are my 3 takeaways.
by Judy Gruen
How to improve the world and ourselves through channeling our power of speech for the good.
It’s not wise to think you know everything.
A practical tool to help you make tough decisions.
by Rabbi Igal Guinerman
Don’t despair. The beginning doesn’t determine the ending.
Give yourself – and others – permission to be human.
I spent the year focusing on giving, appreciation, and perspective techniques. Here’s what happened.
Meditate on these 5 short insights as you gaze at your menorah’s lights.
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
More and more people are discovering the power of this weekly Jewish holiday.
by Shayna Goldberg
Operating from a place of trust enables you to get out there and feel good about your choices.
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A Yiddish folk tale with a profound message
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A record number of Americans voluntarily left their jobs. The rationale most often given: burnout.
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How a painful birthday forced me to confront mortality.
by Rivka Ronda Robinson
Ava Bise, a 70-year-old triathlon athlete and CrossFit advocate, checks her ego at the door of the gym.
The key to attaining greatness is how you perceive failure.
What do you do after crossing the finish line?
Why Yom Kippur is one of the happiest days of the year.
How to embrace the opportunity of Yom Kippur and use it to truly change.
Questions to help you reconnect to your life’s purpose, clarify your goals, and passionately embrace this upcoming new year.
Each moment of life asks you who you are being right now. If you don't like the answer – change it.
by Hanan Harchol
On their way to pay a shiva call, Hanan wonders what can he say to comfort the mourner.
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