Even the most wonderful, accurately priced homes in the best locations do not always sell quickly. Sometimes, the reasons are beyond the seller’s control because
It seems like all my biggest “crimes” against myself stem from the same thought cluster: playing it small. My set of beliefs about myself are
As a rabbi, certain experiences or news alarm you. I’d like to share three of them that alarmed me in the past few years. First,
You’ve hung up your shingle and brought in your first client. Whether your business is landscape design, catering or computer consulting, you’ve now become a
I was looking through the newspaper ads last week and came across the Shoprite ad. It was at this moment that I came to a
Winter is coming, and there’s nothing any of us can do about it. If only frigid temperatures brought as much joy as summer sun, a
In response to the continued acts of terror in Europe and the U.S., the English weekly news magazine Economist recently opined that “it seems likely
Perhaps you’re frequently told—by colleagues at work, family members, or friends—that they don’t know what they’d do without you. Of course, it makes you feel
My 83-year-old father was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease several years ago. Now he is occasionally incontinent, with forgetfulness and episodes of confusion. He walks with
Yael’s Story: The first indication that something was wrong came when Yael’s kindergarten teacher complained that Yael didn’t participate in group activities, didn’t follow directions
During the holiday season in Jewish communities across the country, there is always an uptick in conversation about who is traveling to Israel for Yom
Serves eight. This is a take on a tomato soup with a grilled cheese sandwich. I love the creamy silkiness of the soup along with
