For anyone who is following the Israel-Hamas war closely, you are likely affected by the challenge of how to work and be productive during times
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Teshuva is on the forefront of our collective minds as we near Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year. Our sages tell us
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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
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I’m currently listening to Jia Jiang’s “Rejection Proof.” It’s a powerful story about how the author’s personal fear of rejection and desire to please others
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