Commitment

We can discuss the rational merits of my argument until we're both blue in the face. But even more important is to understand why we are in this discussion to begin with

"How was the game?" asked the Rebbe. "By the sixth inning," the young fan confessed, "the Dodgers were losing nine-to-two. So we decided to leave"

I see you all sitting around a large dining room table, laden with Shabbat delicacies, explaining the Parshah and sharing stories with the participants -- women who are two, three, or even four times your age!

Going through life with a spouse we love is one of the greatest satisfactions in life. A small percentage of us have a natural gift for it -- the rest of us have to learn it. So how is it done?

"I get porridge for breakfast," complained the yeshivah student, "porridge for lunch and porridge for dinner." To which his friend student responded: "I get excuses. From porridge one can live; from excuses a body can die!"

Here are three words to look out for: If, Try and But. Spot them in your language and you’ve been caught red-handed being an unrepentant self-skeptic...

If it is important, do it now. And if it is sacred, carry on doing it forever

"Do you have the same feelings your spouse like you did when you first got married?" --Should this be the criteria for staying in a marriage?

Having failed in his valiant attempt, Abraham acknowledges defeat. But then, where does he go?

I am a mother. I'm just a different kind of mother. I did not give birth to my child. She was not young in age, but was nevertheless someone who needed to be mothered...