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Jackie Friedman

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Laughing enthusiast. Shameless Syracuse fan. Social worker. Former journo. Newly Mrs.@MattStanmyre
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Friedman Files: How Advisors Can Finish 2025 Strong - and Start 2026 Even Stronger

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By Jackie Friedman
| TravelPulse Verified
This article originally appeared in the December issue of AGENTatHOME magazine. Subscribe here to receive your free copy each month. The end of the year is a busy time for travel advisors. You have two goals: Finish strong in 2025 by meeting or exceeding your sales targets, and set the stage for success in 2026. Wrapping Up 2025 First, I suggest you wrap up any professional development courses from 2025 that are unfinished.
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Guestwords: The Mother You Get

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By Jackie Friedman
| The East Hampton Star Verified
I wanted Dick and Jane’s mother, but I got mine. I wanted someone who baked cookies. My mother painted pictures. In my neighborhood most kids went to church or synagogue. I worshiped at the altar of Dick and Jane, the fictional characters who introduced baby boomers to reading. They lived the American Dream, in a white suburban house, surrounded by a picket fence, with a cat and a dog. I was a latchkey kid in a deteriorating apartment building in the Bronx.
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Will there be a train waiting for me?

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By Jackie Friedman
| scarsdalenews.com
They were there. I could see them, a few people in the distance, blurred by the fog. A disheveled group, they carried blankets and suitcases. All appeared frightened and transparent, a ghostly lot indeed. These were my relatives, the ones I had never met, the ones the ovens had claimed. Was I dreaming? I couldn’t be sure … “Get out,” voices yelled, “run away fast as you can.” Their English was not the English of my parents, it was flecked with Yiddish, and the guttural sounds of German.
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