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Courage isn’t loud. Sometimes, it’s just a quiet walk forward—side by side with your fear, owning the path, one step at a time.

Tariffs, volatility, and global shifts—what a Passover morning in Melbourne taught me about staying steady in chaos.

It was the year 2000. Roza and I had just returned to Los Angeles after living in Israel during the first year of our marriage. We had...

I use emojis when I communicate… a lot. 😳 It’s a habit I picked up only recently. And I love  it. ❤️ Emojis help encapsulate my feelings...

After several years away, I’m heading back to Australia for the second time in two weeks. Last week’s trip was brief—a stopover after...

I started my professional journey in late 1999, shortly after returning to Los Angeles to welcome our first child, having spent most of...

Some of the best advice my father ever gave me was about dealing with life's messes—literal and figurative. Years ago, I called him,...

Growing up as the grandson of Holocaust survivors, I often heard a refrain: "Is it good for the Jews?" Every global event was filtered...

Earlier today, I caught up with a Platform Partner, and as soon as we logged into our Zoom call, I found myself lamenting about the past...

I had a Zoom call with a recently introduced Partner today. The call went well, and towards the end of it, I asked him whether he'd had a...