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Willie Handler was born to Holocaust survivors. Though his home was loving, the trauma his parents endured left deep scars that shaped his life in ways he only came to understand much later. During the pandemic, Willie began exploring his family’s history and the intergenerational…

It’s been well over a month since I slammed the door on the news. Frankly, I don’t miss it. Of course, when I open my home page on my browser, I see headlines, but unless something is incredibly captivating, I pass. I am not interested…

I expect you know all about plate spinning. You remember watching Ed Sullivan on Sunday nights, with the guys who kept all those plates spinning without letting any fall. It was a lesson in chaotic activity, which, while entertaining, created heart palpitations (at least for…

For Larry O’Nan, retirement wasn’t about slowing down. It was a chance to step into a new chapter of intentional living and service.  With decades of experience guiding faith-based organizations, Larry raised millions for global initiatives and inspired others to lead with purpose. But his…

I've noticed how conversations have shifted over the years. I remember, as a young professional, having discussions with friends about the challenges of learning and developing in the workplace.  Then, as I had a young family, work talk was mixed with discussions about children. Over…

At 70, Edward Doherty ran a virtual Boston Marathon. At 72, he published his first book. If anyone knows the secret to defying odds, it’s him. Ed is a man who radiates optimism—his story not only touched my heart but also reignited my spirit, and…

Ok, so this might be considered TMI, but you know me... I just can’t help myself.  I’ve noticed that I spend more time in the bathroom voiding my bladder. Rather than a raging river, I’ve become more of a mild stream—not to be confused with…