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Don't let the enormity of the task debilitate you. Whatever you do makes a difference.
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Taking the tragedy to heart.
We yearn for love and connection, as well as a pull toward physical gratification.
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Meaning and beauty are to be found in that pain.
Our newborn baby and getting the family you need.
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Eighteen teens with physical challenges are taken through a life-changing spartan race.
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Jewish tradition compares the building blocks of our inner world to the four fundamental elements of creation.
How one song inspired a chain of people.
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Michael Winkelmann, aka Beeple, is not an overnight success story.
Antisemitism is forcing many young Jews to ask: Why is being Jewish worth it? And that's a good thing.
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And walks out with a greater connection to God.
How to not give up when faced with neverending obstacles.
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A short collection of my favorite Jewish literary inversions.
We are all impacting each other. The question is how.
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An inspiring true story on the power of giving.
How to relate to the holiday of Shavuot.
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It's important to make space for emotions.
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The importance of treating those you care about with dignity, respect and love.
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When we fall, we can stay on the ground, wallowing in our circumstance, or we can extract its lessons and come back stronger.
Trust your wingman.
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The fact that we can taste something as bitter is an affirmation of how sweet our lives generally are.
This year strive to personal reconnect to the exodus from Egypt through its tangible reminders.
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It feels good to assign blame for the problems we face, but it comes with some heavy hidden costs.
Norton Juster, the author of one of my favorite books, has died at the age of 91.
An amazing true story about one man's prayer to find his soul mate.
We grossly underestimate the power of our positive feedback.
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