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Tag: Time Management

0 Culture Ethics

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 9 Sep

Cindy Scarr humorously highlights the overwhelming frequency of customer feedback surveys in her daily life, illustrating the absurdity of constant requests for ratings that distract from essential tasks.

0 Culture Communities

My late night snack 🤫

Sonya's Prep · 22 Aug

This video offers a glimpse into the morning routine of a busy family, highlighting the everyday challenges and rhythms that many families experience.

0 Education Ethics

Theory of Relativity

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 20 Aug

The author reflects on their shifting priorities and struggles with productivity during the summer months, particularly contrasting their love for June with the approaching pressure of August.

0 Torah Ethics

We should spend our time more wisely than our money

Jewish Chronicle · 4 Aug

The text discusses the importance of time management from a Jewish perspective, emphasizing that time is a valuable asset that should be used wisely.

0 Food Culture

My Key To a Smooth Morning #preparation #makeahead #omlette

Sonya's Prep · 29 Jul

The video depicts how to prepare a make-ahead omelette for a smooth morning, likely geared towards Shabbat preparation.

0 Food Jewish Law

Where Does the Time Go BABY FOOD MEAL PREP Dinner Prep

Sonya's Prep · 16 Jun

A video featuring a parent preparing baby food for a 6-month-old, sharing the process of prepping, freezing, and reheating the meals.

0 Culture Gender/Identity

How I’m rolling back the years

Viola Levy in Jewish Chronicle · 27 Feb

The author discusses how heated rollers, a classic hair tool often underestimated in favor of modern gadgets and salon treatments, have become a valuable time-saver, particularly for busy mornings as a parent.

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Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 12 Sep 2023

The author of this article sets out to explore how she and six other women spend their time on a daily basis.

0 Culture Education

Weighing the Costs and Benefits of Opportunities in the New Year

Rebecca Klempner in Tablet · 7 Sep 2018

The author reflects on the concept of opportunity cost introduced during an economics class in college and how it applies to various life choices, such as academic achievements, social activities, and professional goals, using the framework of Jewish teachings like Mesillat Yesharim by Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto.