Write A Letter To Someone You Don’t Expect Will Ever Write Back
It felt surreal to connect with a man who I had known in “another world,” a different time, a life where I knew nothing of ostomies, tracheotomies, sutures, and vitals every four hours.
8 Destructive Thought Patterns That Threaten Visionaries
A monk’s guide to healthy thinking for the creative visionary in all of us.
In Order To Be Whole You Need To Be Broken
One of the most important elements of life is knowing who you are, understanding yourself and where you fit in the world.
On Embracing An Imperfect Christmas
There’s so much pressure for Christmas to be “the most wonderful time of the year.” But what if it isn’t?
My Mother’s Ballot
When my mother fell into a coma in the early morning hours of November 1st, her family, doctors, and friends all united in one goal: doing everything in their power to get her to wake up and vote.
Evaluating The Forbes “Most Powerful People” List
Forbes said their list was meant to be the “start of a conversation.” Rabbi Brad Hirschfield takes them up on their offer.
Why 2016 is Not “The Worst Year”
It’s been pretty popular to look towards the end of 2016 and say “good riddance.” But it’s possible we may be losing something very valuable by rushing to judge the last year.
My Online Political Bullies: Bruised But Hoping For Peace
Despite my liberal bent, I was bullied online by left-wing authoritarians who didn’t like some of my ideas. Passions are raging in this political climate, but true learning can only come from calm and peace.