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Regulating Crypto? It’s About Time

If you’re a cryptocurrency executive, entrepreneur, or any kind of mover and shaker in that arena, you’re probably not very happy right now. You were hoping – and planning – for a 2023 bounce back from 2022, which was a disaster of a year, as we all know.

After a precipitous fall in the global

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Thoughts on the Latest Banking Crisis

This whole Silicon Valley situation has been frustrating, as it was totally preventable in my assessment. While everyone I have listened to and read tries to pass blame, the fact is that blame gets us nowhere. Progress is made from knowledge, understanding and self-accountability. This is why a core value of my firm, Julius Wealth

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When an Emergency Arises

During a nationally televised NFL game, Damar Hamlin, a Buffalo Bills safety, collapsed following a routine tackle. The incident riveted the entire country’s attention. Thanks to the team of medics, CPR and other resuscitation measures were administered immediately. Unquestionably, they saved his life. Later, we learned that his

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Pesach 5783: I’m Just Chasing Freedom

In recent years I have become incrementally more disciplined about my exercise regimen. Prior to the pandemic, my wife and I were on a fairly fixed schedule of going to the gym three times a week. In the post-COVID period we have not been going as regularly. Nevertheless, we still are trying to stay on track.

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Schedule Tasks and Block Out Time

In a previous series, I laid out a five-step productivity process for leaders, which I then turned into a Productivity Blueprint. (See my bio for how to access.) This post is the first to dive deeper into the third of these five steps, doing so for maximal productivity.

Previously, we discussed to-do

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NJ Business Alliance Meets With Attorney General

(Courtesy of NJBA) The New Jersey Jewish Business Alliance met with New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin last week to discuss rising hate crimes and antisemitic incidents, specifically those happening to Jewish-owned businesses.

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Turn Your Photos Into Art

Your photos are more than great memories; they are beautiful images you can turn into art for your home. A layout of your favorite photos on canvas, metal or acrylic will look fabulous on your living room or bedroom wall when it is designed and executed by Photo Art. This is high- end art, not like the products you get at the

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Your Perfect Israel Adventure Awaits With Smart Tour

If you’re looking for the perfect family activity on your next trip to Israel, check out Smart Tour, where you can hop on an EZ Raider or a city bike for a fun and unique way to experience Jerusalem.

Smart Tour offers several different options that

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Candies2Go Israel: Send Sweet Purim Cheer to Your Loved Ones in Israel

If you’re looking to send some Purim cheer to a loved one in Israel, then Candies2Go has got you covered. Stocked with an unbelievable assortment of candies, chocolates, baked goods and so much more, Candies2Go has plenty of options from which to choose or you can even customize a platter, gift basket or package

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‘Don’t Underestimate the Food’

One supporter of a nonprofit that I worked for once told me, “You know why I come back to your gala? I love the food.” If you think he was an exception, think again. Many others echoed his comment to me, all of whom, of course, felt a strong allegiance to our organization no matter the cuisine.

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When Is ‘The Market’ Not ‘The Market’?

After the mess of a year that was 2022, financial success isn’t a word you hear too often these days. If you’ve read any of my recent articles, or simply spoken to another person, you’ll be aware of the noise around the markets and inflation today when it comes to the S&P 500 or what is commonly

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Employers: Fill Those Open Jobs Already!

There’s a phenomenon in our job market called open jobs: jobs that employers say they would fill immediately if the right candidate showed up. This statistic has been measured monthly since 2000, and has typically been between three and five million, or 2.5% to 3.5% of the civilian labor force. Open jobs are signs of optimism; they’re

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