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by Emuna Braverman
Apparently the Almighty decided I must make the time.
Finding that balance between good enough and striving to grow.
This small change will make an enormous difference.
Our opportunities for growth won’t be here forever. If I want to grow, the time is now.
It's pouring outside and I love it!
I can't believe I'm on vacation and sweating the small stuff!
How to attain greater peace of mind in world filled with risk and insecurity.
How do I let my soul soar while my body is desperately trying to ground me?
A true story of incredible courage and determination.
Life is not drama-free and neither are relationships.
The dives were truly amazing, beautiful and graceful. But weren't they a waste of time?
Comparing is totally destructive to our ability to enjoy the moment.
We can focus on the good or on the bad. One leads to happiness and light, the other to gloom and depression.
There’s no escape: restaurants, shopping malls, weddings all blast music way too loud.
A crash course on how mothers-in-law can build a good relationship with daughters-in-law.
Israel? Oh, I heard the food is amazing!
A Kiddush Hashem in Lakewood, New Jersey.
Our challenge is to do the most with the hand we were dealt. How others play their cards is of no relevance to us.
If we see someone we care about engaging in self-destructive behavior, we need to speak up. But how and when makes all the difference in the world.
What happened in Costco and the local kosher market.
Admit it: we enjoy the honor and praise we get after posting something about our good deeds.
We want to dress like the duchess because she exudes femininity, royalty and dignity.
A sudden emergency right before Passover gave me a sobering realization.
Why I love preparing for Passover.
Because each situation is unique and needs to be celebrated as such.
You’re in the swamp – be careful.
We may fool ourselves into stating that we’re impartial but the psychological studies, and the Torah, tell a different story.
Jewish holidays remind me that time is whizzing by.
There was a good reason his 28 iPads were all bought overnight.
Some things we should optimally do ourselves.
At a recent class we were all blown away at how the speaker’s wife looked at him.
Social media is wreaking havoc on our ability to concentrate and think.
Your child does not need to be entertained every second.
I always hesitated counting my blessings – and then something changed.
All of the sudden the car in front of me stopped. I fumed.
Neal McDonough is the rare actor in Hollywood who won’t appear in compromising scenes.
The most important fences are the ones we need to build ourselves that protect our intangible, spiritual values.
How to rein in our impatience and anger and treat others with kindness and respect.
How to open the lines of communication with your teenaged kids.
The award-winning quarterback did something that should inspire all of us.
I’m still reeling from my experience at the Apple store.
In business and in every aspect of our lives.
It’s wonderful that the U.S. is so welcoming but we can never forget the risk of forgetting who we are and what we stand for.
It’s never perfect, because how could it be?
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