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Why gossip, cruelty, and exploitation corrode communities, and how universal principles can transform decay into renewal. The Setting...

A Lesson in Action and Legacy By Boruch “Meyer” Greenbaum I was catching up this morning with Les, who’s navigating the joys and...

Diamonds Don’t Juggle Themselves I’ve written before about my friend Les, because, frankly, he’s unforgettable. A true original. He’s...

TL;DR: In this week’s Torah portion (Masei), I was learning with my brother Kivi, a Chabad campus rabbi, about the Cities of Refuge and...

On Grievances, Beaches at 4:30 AM, and the Truth We Think We Know Earlier this week, I saw a WhatsApp status from a cousin I’ve recently...

In 2020, I stepped away from a business I helped build from the ground up: global suppliers, custom tooling, regulatory hurdles, the works. Years later, a forensic data recovery for a valuation revealed the buried legacy of that effort. This is the story of what we built, what got lost, and what I learned about leadership, alignment, and the cost of misplaced trust.

A WhatsApp photo of two remarkable people, one new, one familiar, triggered a reflection on trust, ownership, and the kind of relationships worth building. In this post, I explore what it means to truly belong, how to choose the right partners, and why some people walk in just as others are walking out, by design.

He handed me a bag with a rubber prototype. My wife found it on Shabbos. What happened next became family legend.

Note: This post includes Hebrew and Jewish terms, both spiritual and legal. A glossary is available at the end for context and clarity....

Can AI make us more authentic? A cross-cultural deal, a lesson in Shabbos, and a glimpse into the Business of Soul.