Rabbi Daniel Cohen has served in the rabbinate for over 20 years and currently serves as the senior Rabbi at Congregation Agudath Sholom in Stamford, Connecticut, the largest modern-orthodox synagogue in New England. He recently authored What Will They Say About You When You Are Gone? Creating a Life of Legacy?
Reverend Greg M. Doll is senior pastor at the Noroton Presbyterian Church in Darien, Connecticut, and the Chaplain of the New York City Football Club.
Rabbi Cohen and Rev. Doll co-host of the nationally syndicated radio show, “The Rabbi and the Reverend”.
Three questions to ask yourself...and four healthy practices to help you stay, as the Bob Dylan song implores us, "forever young."
We all want meaning and joy in life, to make an impact. Then we get distracted and end up living with regret. Make this year different. Here's how...
Looking for joy in things, experiences, relationships, accomplishments etc., is an elusive pursuit. I'll tell you where I always see joy…
In the shadow of a farmhouse, I discovered hope in the midst of despair. It is not about healing the world but healing the world that touches you.
Our lives are like amusement park rides, up and down, up and down. Surprise movements often leave us feeling vulnerable. How to get through.
Asking for help when faced with a health scare, career hurdle or relationship on the rocks is not a sign a weakness but of strength. Five keys…
We wield great power with our words. To hold back criticism, reject gossip or show restraint on social media is important but doesn’t go far enough.
When Labor Day arrives, the most common refrain is, “The summer went by so fast!” Here’s how to reverse engineer your summer for the best one ever!
Add silence to your list of human necessities. A week spent disconnected and mainly alone with just your thoughts could be the best thing you ever do.
Constant tragic news breeds anxiety and despair. Don’t lose hope! Here’s how anyone can create greater peace and understanding in the world.
Hope is built on the principle that our lives are full of seasons, and seasons don’t last forever. But there’s a secret to hope we can’t forget…
We all face challenges at different points of our life when we seem to be stuck in a problem without a clear path forward…but you can find it.
We’ve all been given a unique set of talents and passions…the things handed down. But what will you do with your gifts? How do you pass them on?
Four ways to reconnect to a loved one no matter how many years since he or she died. One candle, one soul, can light many flames. Pass it on!
The opportunities for frustration are endless at holiday time. But, whether from family tensions or travel hassles, you don’t have to let it get to you.
Elijah was a prophet who appeared throughout history to spread light in dark times. How can you make your own Elijah Moments? Ideas to get you started…
Our faith traditions offer very effective strategies for defusing heated conversations (especially political ones) where participants disagree.
We pay continuous partial attention in an effort not to miss anything—multitasking, surfing the Web, on our phones—yet in the end, we gain nothing.
One of the most challenging relationships is one with a friend who focus on the negative. Five tips to handle complainers—and even turn them around.
Stuckness is epidemic. Follow these four steps to getting unstuck, and reenergize your life!
