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Paul Kontonis 1/31/21 Paul Kontonis 1/31/21

Five Reasons Why Mentorship is More Important Than Ever

Paul Kontonis 1/31/21 Paul Kontonis 1/31/21

Rediscover Your Life Skills to Live the Life You Truly Want

Richard Levick 1/27/21 Richard Levick 1/27/21

The First 100 Days

Paul Kontonis 1/24/21 Paul Kontonis 1/24/21

Facing a Career or Life Change? Don’t Sweat it!

Paul Kontonis 11/30/20 Paul Kontonis 11/30/20

To the Edge and Back: What 2020 & COVID-19 Taught Me about Running a Business

Paul Kontonis 11/1/20 Paul Kontonis 11/1/20

Despite Negative Elements, Police Forge Forward and Do the Job

Wendy Glavin 10/7/20 Wendy Glavin 10/7/20

Instead of Worrying about the What-Ifs, Focus on Yourself

Paul Kontonis 10/6/20 Paul Kontonis 10/6/20

Mentoring in the Age of Covid-19

Paul Kontonis 9/30/20 Paul Kontonis 9/30/20

Are We Living in a Fairy Tale? Time to Close the Book.

Paul Kontonis 9/23/20 Paul Kontonis 9/23/20

Richard Levick - Equal Justice Under Law

Leslie Grossman 9/21/20 Leslie Grossman 9/21/20

Saying Good-Bye to A Woman of Courage

I thought Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG) would live forever…. or so I hoped and prayed. She heroically fought off cancer since 2009. She was a significant person and lived a significant life. Even her passing was significant. According to midrash (Jewish wisdom), only the most righteous people die on Rosh Hashanah. It is undeniable that Ruth Bader Ginsburg was righteous. She stood for justice, gender equality and civil rights. She inspired, and will continue to inspire, women and young adults to be bold, courageous, outspoken, humble and kind. She is acknowledged by those, whether they agreed or disagreed with her opinions, as a tenacious dissenter and contemplative jurist.