What Does Leading With Heart Look Like in Modern Life?
This Rosh Hashanah, consider how you can cultivate the four pillars of heart-centered leadership.
This Rosh Hashanah, consider how you can cultivate the four pillars of heart-centered leadership.
The deep contemplation that Rosh Hashanah demands is enhanced by the Shabbat experience.
We owe apples everything, dip one in honey so you can feel that gratitude on your tongue.
The Jews have learned through the millennia that to keep the flame of hope alive during dark times, resilience is not a choice but an imperative.
“What kind of country do we wish to be? Both of our faiths, yours and mine, instruct us not to ignore what’s around us.”
The team has developed guides and webinars. They’re providing steps to invoke various aspects of the holidays as well as family memories.
As a new year begins, we remember the hard times of recent months but also look forward to the future with a promise of new beginnings.
We hope you try it with the future cooks and bakers in your lives. And we wish you a new year as sweet as Honey Joys.