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The current October 2017 Harvard Business Review (HBR) reports that there is a common dissatisfaction within the workplace where “many professionals who are free to shape their careers are just that: disengaged, unfulfilled, and miserable.” This professional malaise is not limited to the office. HBR cites an

The greatest window of opportunity to meet, teach, inspire and follow-up with the largest numbers of Jews during the year is over Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur. Shuls, community outreach centers, kollels and campus venues report attendance increases during the Yamim Noraim from 50 to 400 participants. What kinds of programs and beginners minyanim can... Read more »

Staying productive is not at all easy. All of us get distracted at some point, or simply lack inspiration and motivation to continue working on their goals. Productivity does not equal multitasking and long working hours, but means that you get the most out of the day. You focus on quality, not quantity. So, what can you

Gaining trust from the millennial generation might be harder than you think. Depending on the type of nonprofit or business you are running, these young and energetic people might see you as a close friend or a threat who needs to be avoided. When it comes to leveling the playing fields and converting some of the

A fundraising campaign can help your nonprofit organization raise money for any cause. While donations may come rolling in during the early days of your fundraiser, you may hit a mid-campaign slump. But don’t fret – these plateaus are completely normal, and you’ll have no problems if you learn how to navigate these

Chazal teach us that when we hear the shofar, we are supposed to focus on crowning Hashem as our King, and committing ourselves to revealing His kingship in this world. Thankfully, the fine folks over at TorahDesigns.com have designed a printable poster and bookmark which can be used by both the scholar

We all know how fun and educational the Rosh Hashanah simanim can be for young and old alike. For many Jews, it is arguably the highlight of their Rosh Hashanah. After all, it can be hard to relate to hours of lengthy tefillah. That said, any person can easily connect to food. To help add symbolism and relevance to

The Torah presents us with apparently contradictory visions of the Jewish soldier. In considering this contradiction, we can find essential guidance for our own pursuit of greatness. On the one hand, we are taught of the spiritual vulnerability of the Jewish soldier, granting him license to be with a lovely captive and

Remember for us the covenant of the patriarchs, as You said, “And I will remember My covenant with Yaakov, and also My covenant with Yitzchok, and also My covenant with Avraham I will remember, and the Land will I remember.” (Selichos Liturgy quoting Leviticus 26:42) One of the central elements of the Yomim

One pensive week after Harvey’s destructive floodwaters deluged Houston, as Hurricane Irma grew into a colossal Category 5 hurricane, the National Hurricane Center declared her "potentially catastrophic." On its way to Florida, the storm tore through St. Martin, St. Barts, and Barbuda, leaving the majority of the 81,600

Yearly Archives: 2017

Guaranteed Joy from an Astonishing Hut

Transforming Character – Powerful New NLE Discussion Guide for Yom Kippur

Top 5 Ways Jewish Leaders Can Always Stay Productive in the New Year

How to Gain and Retain Millennial Leaders to Your Cause?

4 Tips for Overcoming a Mid-Campaign Fundraising Slump

Free Shofar-blowing Bookmark & Poster

FREE: Rosh Hashana Simanim Cards

Continuing to Make Things Better

Tapping Into Our Meritorious Pedigree

The Rosh Hashanah Jolt Behind Harvey, Irma, Et Al.

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