As A Rabbi, I Was Great With Kids…Then I Had My Own
Even after years of working with kids, Rabbi Gewirtz realizes how much his own children can teach him about child rearing.
Even after years of working with kids, Rabbi Gewirtz realizes how much his own children can teach him about child rearing.
When a collaborative venture with a friend goes wrong, one man wonders if it’s better to keep friendships and projects separate.
The task of leaving behind an ethical will for our loved ones can feel overwhelming, but it is well worth your effort.
What does it really mean to be in love? Answers from observing an elderly couple who lived it right in front of me.
On learning what it means to let go, why we have the need to fix those near us, and what true friendship actually is.
The older we get, the less likely we are to expand our social circle. That can actually stop us some important internal growth. Here’s why it’s so important to keep making new friends, no matter how old you get.
Compassion is not just an action or an emotion. It’s more comparable to a muscle: one that can be exercised.
Is social media, video games, and other online technology a danger to true social connections for children? Or is there something that children are gaining that parents may be missing?
A new study released that thanks to Facebook, we are only 3.57 degrees of separation away from Kevin Bacon. But… are we really?