Don’t think I’m crazy, but I have some ideas to change my approach (and your approach) to the High Holiday season. Honestly, even if you’re not Jewish, these are methods that could make a difference for other holidays, too. Do you trust me? If we want this year’s holidays to feel different, then we have to try something new.
I have three easy ideas in mind for a more meaningful, relevant, and memorable “holiday season.”
Come see what they are on my tcjewfolk.com column this month!
P.S. (No level of religious observance required. Yet, even the most observant Jews will find meaning in these ideas, too. This is for EVERYONE!)
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Nina Badzin hosts the top 1% podcast Dear Nina: Conversations About Friendship. She's been writing about friendship since 2014 and has had friendship advice in NPR, WSJ, Real Simple Magazine, The Daily Skim, The Guardian, The Telegraph UK, Time Magazine, and elsewhere.
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