A Look Back: Life Before Credit Dependence Growing up in Brazil during the 1980s, we rarely heard about credit cards or mortgages. The cost of housing was reasonable, and it was possible for a middle-class worker to buy an apartment or a small house within five years of saving. Today, in many parts of Brazil, that balance still exists. But in the United States, credit cards and mortgages have been overused for so long that they’ve created a snowball effect of unaffordability.

Is Humanity Losing Its Way? Sometimes I wonder — is the world truly getting crazier, or has it always been this way and technology just made it more visible? With every new technological advancement, it feels like chaos grows exponentially. When I look around, I see the sophistication of modern weaponry, the endless creation of nuclear arms, and the rise of extreme ideologies spreading through social media — subtly brainwashing younger generations. In poor countries, corrupt

As a parent, I’ve never believed in telling my kids exactly what to do with their lives. My parenting style is about listening — hearing their thoughts, ideas, and dreams — not forcing them into one path over another. I don’t believe in “wrong choices” as long as they stay true to themselves. When you trust your children and listen without judgment, you help them hear their own inner voice. My Older Daughter’s Journey: Choosing a 4-Year Degree When my older daughter graduated

In the Jewish tradition, it is said that one needs to take care of their basic necessities before embarking on spiritual work. This...

In the echoes of time, I find myself standing firm as a Democrat, a choice rooted in my belief that democracy, as a concept, has endured...

Introduction In our modern world, one can hardly escape the labyrinth of red tape that accompanies nearly every aspect of our lives. From...