The Way It Should Be
You remember last year, and the year before, when you’d pleaded: Please, may next year be different
“Am I an Overpaid Messenger or Executive-in-Training?”
Your boss knows he needs help and is willing to pay well for it, but that doesn’t mean he knows how to delegate
The Scenic Route: Chapter 2 of 6
Nobody is offering to cook for me. Nobody is offering their sympathy
Heal for Real
When a healing retreat harms
Lamb Wonton Cones with Sweet Chili Glaze
These sweet and savory lamb wonton cones are arguably one of the most adorable appetizers I’ve come across in quite some time
Software Savvy: Part 10
There’s a fine line between using AI and allowing it to take over your company
In Sights: Issue 979
Closeup tales of greatness
Yigal Calek’s Yom Kippur Niggunim Never Get Old
It is so simple, just the expression of a Yid standing and supplicating before the Ribbono shel Olam, talking directly and personally, like a child to a parent
Erev Yom Kippur
I want to stay with him, comfort him, and mend his wounds. He is so pained, so lonely, and so frightened
War of Atonement on Yom Kippur
50 years later: Shedding new light on the politics and players of a war whose stakes were nothing short of survival
Friend, Foe, and Forgiveness in Politics
Forgive or forget? Maury Litwack on political mea culpas
