A quiet epidemic is spreading, and it doesn’t look like a fever. It looks like old dreams shelved, alarms snoozed, and a heart that once burned now running on dim. We name that sickness—Ye’ush, the giving up of hope—and we ta...
What if holiness isn’t a place we visit, but a home we build? In Parshat Vayishlach, Chazal offer a powerful progression: Avraham called the sacred site a mountain, Yitzchak a field, and Yaakov a house. This isn’t just poetry...
Want to build a network that actually calls you back? We dive into the art of showing up, serving first, and letting trust do the heavy lifting. From the thrill of a first house showing to decades of deal-making wisdom, we un...
