Chef Tryouts at Unique Kitchen
This is a fascinating idea, as my colleague, Brittany Shoot, writes about in Good. …
This is a fascinating idea, as my colleague, Brittany Shoot, writes about in Good. …
Alan Morinis is so busy crisscrossing North America teaching the Jewish practice of Mussar that for a while last fall he hadn’t spent two Shabbats in one place since. He founded the Mussar Institute nearly a decade ago, and the …
Infinity Hall is a stunning concert hall up in the tiny northwestern Connecticut town of Norfolk. The story of how the owners renovated an old building and turned it into a hall with incredible acoustics, a hip cafe, and a …
I attended an all-day Mussar retreat in New York yesterday. (If you asking, “What’s Mussar?” take a look at my article in The Jerusalem Report magazine from a few years back.) But here was my take-away, and it comes from …
I love discovering cool new tools for organizing my life and career. And no better time than the new year. Here are two I read about today. One is TeuxDeux, which Fast Company called the best to-do app of …
I’m blogging again. Two years ago, I blogged about my year of saying kaddish, a blog that’s no longer “live,” which may be symbolic, since “kaddish” is a Hebrew (or more accurately, Aramaic) word said in memory of the dead. …