For several years, Bennett Schwartz has been a performance and executive coach for adults, helping his clients unlock their potential to achieve tremendous personal and
Many pride themselves on the large number of friends that they have. It is evident at most Jewish weddings today how many hundreds of people
A couple of months ago, the Young Israel of Stamford was scheduled to appear before the town’s zoning board to gain approval on expanding the
(Courtesy of Haas & Zaltz) August signifies National Make-a-Will Month. For the one in five families who care for children with special needs, estate planning
(Courtesy of Gibson Dunn) For more than 20 years, Lonna Ralbag has been an agunah—a “chained woman.” Although she filed for civil divorce from her
As a lifelong Barbie doll lover and a #girlmom I was excited to see the new Barbie movie. The movie came out during the Nine
It’s Saturday night, Motzei Shabbos, after a long summer Shabbos spent in Monsey, and I am overcome with nostalgia. The outdoors here has a special
(Courtesy of Chayenu) They are special souls, with a special mission. People who meet them refer to them as angels, melachim, for these individuals embody
There’s an anecdote in my wife’s family about how her uncle tried to give his father-in-law, her Zeidy Shmelka, directions to the Catskills that might
A look at one more alternative investment for your IRA. The boundary between traditional and alternative markets is becoming increasingly blurred, as many institutions today
In my last article, I shared anecdotes and attributes of toxic customers and clients. Below, I will share strategies on how to deal with them
Will artificial intelligence displace me? Will it take my job? Will it render me obsolete? As an independent career coach, I can attest to the
