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Advice August 19, 2026
We Weren’t Built To Do This Alone
I was talking to my brother (one of our more serious conversations) and he said something that actually made me...
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Advice August 18, 2026
Reflecting On Earned Milestones
This week, I am moving two of my children into college. Even writing that sentence feels slightly surreal. One is...
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Advice August 18, 2026
The 5-Cent Retirement Plan
A few months ago, my four-year-old son discovered the bottle deposit machines outside Gourmet Glatt, and thus was born a...
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Advice August 12, 2026
When Different Perspectives Lead To Better Investing
Several weeks ago, readers of this publication may have noticed an unusual exchange. One of us (Jack) published an article...
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Advice August 12, 2026
The Lesson Of The Lost Luggage
This summer, UPS lost my 12-year-old daughter’s suitcase on its way to sleepaway camp. And of course, they didn’t lose...
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Advice August 11, 2026
The Ralph Difference: Why Heritage and Quality Matter When Choosing Your Wig
Since 1966, Ralph has defined luxury in hair craft, pairing international sophistication—from New York and Miami to Paris and Italy—with...
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Advice August 11, 2026
Touro University Launches New School of Business and Names Veteran Business School Leader Dr. Lawrence G. Singleton as Founding Dean
Touro University President Dr. Alan Kadish announced the launch of a new integrated School of Business, bridging the university’s undergraduate...
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Advice August 11, 2026
Bench Warrant
In last week’s article (“Pew Research”), I explored some of the welcoming and not-so-welcoming experiences I’ve had when visiting various...
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Advice August 5, 2026
Returning To School: A Challenge Beyond The Standard Checklist
As schools prepare to open, I receive numerous calls, emails and texts from colleagues and friends who work in yeshivas...
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Advice August 4, 2026
Pew Research
In my work I travel a lot. While occasionally I go for pleasure to places where I can enjoy the...
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Advice August 4, 2026
Will My Social Security Benefits Be Taxed?
Whether you’re collecting Social Security already or you’re getting ready to file, this is probably a question you’ve wondered about...
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Advice July 29, 2026
Words Can Hit
This week on a podcast, I sat across from a young lady who experienced difficulties in her school years because...
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Advice July 29, 2026
The Art Of Recovery
As a plastic surgeon, I spend countless hours planning operations. In medical school I studied anatomy, learning each and every...
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Advice July 28, 2026
A Seat For Every Child: Bringing Kids Of Divorce Back To Shul
With the Yomim Noraim approaching, many families look forward to shul as a place of connection and inspiration. Unfortunately, for single parents and...
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Advice July 28, 2026
Life Insurance: More Than Just a Safety Net
In the early stages of a marriage, life insurance is typically viewed through a lens of simple survival. It is...
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Advice July 28, 2026
Being Vulnerable: Cancer, Chemo, And A Kinder Worldview
Have you ever been truly vulnerable? Have you ever been fully reliant on others, or fought through pain and doubt...
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Advice July 21, 2026
You Don’t Have To Wait For The Fear To Leave
There’s a moment at the start of almost every recording when my producer says we’re rolling and I look into...
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Torah Advice July 21, 2026
Wings Of Prayer
Another early morning flight, another foreign airport. Actually, I had passed through this airport once before. I was catching a...
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