Nechama Weiser

This morning, I traveled to Sheba Hospital with my sister to do some bloodwork. Thank God, all is well! We weren’t sure where the department was, but we noticed an information booth with older volunteers. After we explained where we needed to go, one of the volunteers offered to walk us there himself. It was not around the corner. It was a good 10-minute walk. As we walked, he asked us where we were from, chatted with us warmly, and wished us well. And it really struck me. He

Are you a good decision maker? Do you make decisions in the moment? Do you plan your decisions ahead of time? Do you make decisions quickly, or do you think them through? I heard one of my favorite coaches talking about this topic, and it really made me think about the quality of my decisions. If you want to achieve something big, you need to be making decisions ahead of time, using your pre-frontal cortex. That is the part of your brain responsible for executive functioning

My husband has a 3-D printer, and I find the whole thing fascinating. You put in a plan, a sketch, a design, and the printer creates a 3-D version of what you imagined. Sometimes it takes minutes. Sometimes it takes hours. But either way, it is this incredible process of watching imagination become creation. And I sometimes wonder what our lives would be like if it worked that way. What if we could input the vision we have for our lives? The family we want to build. The work