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Keep this in mind when you feel submerged in darkness.
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Yosef Mendelovitch was free even while behind bars in a Soviet prison.
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Why was the miracle of the oil considered greater than the miracle of winning the war?
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Taking things for granted is one of the biggest – and most common – mistakes we make in our relationships. What can we do about it?
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Instead of push out of your comfort zone, the most successful people push themselves within their strength zone.
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Self-compassionate people are also better equipped to cope with stressful life events and boost their resilience in the face of challenges.
Making meaningful moments throughout our day.
Proactive step up and step in to make a difference in the lives of others.
Words can be weapons that diminish and destroy, or they can be tools and instruments that create, encourage and uplift.
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Yep, I fell and broke my wrist. And it's very frustrating to type these words with a cast.
Do it today, just because.
Covid is waning. Make the conscious decision to get back to your good habits, now.
Coincidence or providence – it all depends how you choose to look at it.
by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen
What drove two young sisters to save the life of a drowning father?
What rubs you the wrong way is an opportunity for introspection.
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We all make mistakes. Don't let one slip derail you.
Muster the courage to examine the only place we can truly find who we are looking for – inside ourselves.
What happened the day my son got a gash on his head.
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Plug into the joy and spiritual depth of this incredible Jewish holiday.
How to overcome your pain to forgive someone who has hurt you.
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The Hebrew language doesn’t have a word for “sin,” although not everyone agrees.
I don't have rights? What does that even mean?
Be a different person tomorrow than you are today.
A powerful tool to wake up and live mindfully. It's a new year, and a new you.
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8 short video segments on the significance of this pivotal day.
Like a CEO of a major conglomerate, God is setting the budgets and determining each person's role, based on the level of responsibility we are ready to take.
The judge is in fact our Father. He understands our struggles and He wants our success.
Don't come with what you want; come with what you want to do.
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I can conquer my inadequacies if I aim higher.
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Print and share this free 21-page ebook that will enhance your Jewish New Year.
The key is not to prioritize your schedule, but to schedule your priorities.
Focusing on a person's strengths and virtues naturally engenders feelings of warmth and love.
by Rabbi Mark Wildes
If we judge others favorably, God will judge us favorably.
Don’t say anything you won’t keep, and keep anything you say. That is the basis for integrity.
You may not realize it, but you're already doing it throughout your day.
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Inspiring insights from the book W1nning that will help everyone to grow.
You have the power to decide what thoughts are productive, healthy, and positive and what is a negative distraction to lock out.
The steadfast supporter of the Jewish people who recently passed away taught me what me it means to be a real friend.
How to increase the odds of success in your spiritual growth.
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What the essence of being Jewish means to me.
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Are they an escape from reality or do they resonate with something deep inside of us?
Why running is an ideal way for me to get into spiritual – and physical – shape.
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The Olympic athlete is a champion on how to deal with your mental well-being.
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Her home was falling apart, physically and emotionally. Here's how she survived.
What makes the Hebrew month of Elul so special?
Step back and see what you are losing.
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