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Coping Strategies for Jewish Professionals & Lay Leaders in Challenging Times
Clergy, Jewish professionals, and lay leaders - I see you. I see how hard you are working and all you are taking on as you try to lead communities in these challenging times. I want to share with you some coping strategies that may be able to help you manage through these difficulties.
From the Basketball Court to the Board Room: Benefits of Friendships at Work
Research shows that having friends at work improves performance. Learn more about how, why, and how your organization can benefit.
7 Ways to Prevent Burnout When “The Day of Rest” is Your Work Day
Having Shabbat be a work day can make it hard to rest and renew. Here are some ideas to help.
Pain Points & Growth Opportunities - Synagogue Edition
Naming the pain points and growth opportunities is the first step to making positive progress. See which of these apply to you and your community.
Be An Enabler (of Volunteers)
Be An Enabler (of Volunteers), hits on a topic that is important to all synagogues and Jewish organizations - how to engage volunteers.
The Most Important Thing You'll Do This Summer
How to take advantage of the Jewish programming calendar and use your summer for the most important preparation for the next year.
The Power of "Thinking of You"
The power and importance of simple ways to make members of your community know they are valued and remembered.