Lessons From the Super Bowl
Yes, I am aware, the Super Bowl is long over and probably mostly forgotten. This year, with social distancing and working from home still in
Yes, I am aware, the Super Bowl is long over and probably mostly forgotten. This year, with social distancing and working from home still in
Procrastination is the act of delaying or putting off tasks until the last minute – or sometimes even beyond its deadline. Joseph Ferrari, a professor
As winter-break comes to an end for local yeshivas, many are returning from their travels in a very unusual Covid-19 vacation season. Some parents have
The name sounded very familiar when I returned the call last week, but I couldn’t place where from. After talking for a few moments, even
Someone jokingly asked me if I already got vaccinated because I am in an “essential” industry. We all had a good laugh, but from a
The 10-year U.S. Treasury Breaks Above 1% After Democrats Secure The House As I write this article, it is projected that The Democratic Party will
To say that 2020 was “a year like no other” wouldn’t adequately describe these past twelve months. The year began with my bold efforts to
In speaking with a potential client this week, I was reminded, yet again, how most people take things at face value without considering consequences. This
With the first major snowstorm hitting our area this week, most expect a slowdown in activities, preparing to be locked down in their homes. However,
One would be hard-pressed to find many that don’t enjoy this time of year. With family gatherings increasing and the calendar year winding down, life
Whenever I speak with a potential client about mortgage financing, I always as them, “what is your objective?” These days, the most common response that
Part II We were at a restaurant for lunch, and it was evident that our waitress was new on the job. It’s quite understandable as