Small Steps, Great Impact
Dedicating a small but consistent amount of time to daily Torah study can have astounding results. Although 5 to 10 minutes a day can...
The Right Choice
If we had to pick one commandment or rule that exemplifies the musar imperative -- the obligation to grow as a person ethically and...
Swaying Judges
Gratitude for what others have done for us is one of the greatest traits a Jew can possess. Each morning before arising from bed a Jew...
What We Can Do
There has been a lot of focus these past 10 months on supporting the people of Israel and Israeli soldiers financially. And this is...
The Strength of Jewish Women
Throughout the Torah's history, women have played a much larger role than many people realize. G-d told Sarah to listen to Avraham about...
Opening to Sin
Regarding the verse “If it concerns the scorners, He scorns them, and unto the humble, Hashem gives grace” (Proverbs 3:34). Reish Lakish...
Strategy 4 Peace
“I was wrong” . . . “I shouldn't have acted that way and I'm sorry”. These words can calm down almost any inflamed situation. The problem...
The Power of Rationalization
The powers of rationalization can overcome even obvious evidence for self-preservation. This may be especially true for the...
Praying for Success!!!
"When Adam & Eve came and realized that 'rain' was necessary for the world, they prayed for rain and it came down, and the trees and...
Not Gifted but Obligated
True humility doesn't mean ignoring our strengths, but realizing that our talents, wisdom, and wealth, whether innate or even earned...