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?
Wisdom Warehouse
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.
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.
29 Ways To Take A Spiritual Approach To Starting A Business
With every year of my 29 years on this earth, I’ve learned lessons about what it really takes to make a difference in the world by doing what I love.
How Disney World Uplifted Two Girls Whose Parents Had Just Died
An incredible story of compassion for two traumatized girls by the employees at Disney World, shared by one of the people who was there.
The Imam Drops In On The Rabbi
A snapshot of a moment of peaceful joy between two leaders of two religions.
Prayer Of Tears
It is not always a bad thing to make a friend cry. In fact, maybe it’s a very good thing.