Our Wounded Child
I am afraid of the dark. For as long as I can remember, I’ve had an issue being alone in dark windowless spaces or pitch-black forests. I never go
I am afraid of the dark. For as long as I can remember, I’ve had an issue being alone in dark windowless spaces or pitch-black forests. I never go
About 6 weeks ago a horrible tragedy occurred in Israel. It was a Jewish holiday and like all the prior years, tens of thousands of people gathered at the site
A few months ago, I borrowed my friend’s car. For the sake of this story and his privacy, let’s call him Anthony. After I used and returned his car, I
Over this past weekend, I went for a long stroll around The Great Lawn in Central Park with someone very dear to me. It was a beautiful Fall morning and
Hi everyone, I know a lot has changed over the past few weeks. Most of us had hoped that the country would be getting back to normal, but it seems
Hey guys it’s Red, working from home, staying at home, self isolating in NYC because a close friend of mine has tested positive for COVID. I”m feeling totally fine, and
I was recently attending synagogue and I was reflecting on how I can be a better person..what can I do to take a step in the right direction. I then
Being the person who has had their fair share of ups and downs in life, I wanted to share the knowledge I’ve learned from my experiences, and blogging is a
In my business as a speaker, it’s super important that I understand how people process their life and work situations. By knowing more about what makes them tick, why they
Have you ever been out in public and watched people so engrossed with their cellphones that they’re oblivious to the world around them? You might have thought, “Wow! That’s an
A few weeks ago I gave a speech at SHRM, which stands for the Society for Human Resource Management. After the event I sent all the attendees a nice thank-you
One of the exercises I go through in my speeches involves asking audience members what they do. Typically people share their work position titles, along with some of their responsibilities.
“It’s not what you know, but who you know that matters.” This is very popular saying in the business community. While it’s not absolutely true that the connections you make
My son and I recently took a trip to Copenhagen, Denmark. While on our visit we went to an outside fair. We strolled around for a bit, eventually finding ourselves
Airplanes have almost become a second home for me lately. I’ve been doing an increasing number of speaking workshops and events at locations across the U.S. – and to top
I’ve been flying a lot lately for speaking gigs, so the inside of a plane sometimes feels like a second home. I appreciate the homey feeling but, as I learned
My oldest daughter, Michaela, and I are very close and have some wonderful conversations. We talk about real life stuff; you know? Stuff that matters, not just topical stuff like
Earlier this year, I was fortunate enough to see comedian Chris Rock at The Theater at Madison Square Garden. While there, I encountered something I’ve never seen at any other
If you know me at all, then you already know that I like talking to others to learn their stories and find out what their passions are in life. Well,
A little while ago, I decided to start hiring interns to help me grow my speaking business. From now on if there’s something I don’t want to do or don’t
I’m a speaker, so by default I want people to hear and see me speak. While I’ve already published a book about my story and I write a blog once
