IMAGE Magazine (USA)

Advice on Being a Great Daughter-in-Law Sarah Pachter Your mother-in-law may be zipping her lips shut, but this is what she wants you to hear. Empathize Imagine you’re the founder and CEO of a major corporation, and after 20 years you get fired. You’re devastated. After all, you created this company. How can they fire you from your own company? As you determine your next steps, you find out that the new boss is a young upstart, fresh out of college. Your blood is boiling.

Ben G. Matsas For anyone operating an e-commerce store, consulting business, real estate investment company, or any business, choosing where to establish an LLC is one of the most important early business decisions. While every state offers business formation options, Wyoming has quietly built a reputation as one of America’s leading destinations for entrepreneurs seeking privacy, affordability, and simplicity. The reason is straightforward. Wyoming was designed to welcome business.

Six practical rules to cut through the noise and choose with clarity and confidence Dr. Leslie M. Gutman SOME DECISIONS ARE GENUINELY COMPLICATED. BUT MANY OF THE DECISIONS THAT DRAIN US AREN’T THAT COMPLEX. SHOULD I GO? SHOULD I STAY? SHOULD I APPLY? THEY’RE JUST EMOTIONALLY NOISY. PSYCHOLOGISTS CALL THIS DECISION FATIGUE, WHEN EMOTIONAL OVERLOAD MAKES SIMPLE CHOICES FEEL OVERWHELMING. You hesitate because you’re afraid of choosing the wrong thing, disappointing someone, or stepping into discomfort.

This month’s Community Photo Album celebrates the children of our community enjoying camp and making the most of summer. From exciting trips, sports, camp activities, and community events to time spent with friends and family, these photos capture the fun, energy, and special moments that make summer so memorable. Summer gives children the chance to explore new interests, build friendships, try new experiences, and enjoy a well-deserved break from the school year.

Ten sound investment rules from Jewish tradition, and the modern financial giants who echoed them Menachem Katz Jewish sources have a lot to say about money. Scattered across the Talmud and its commentaries is a body of financial wisdom that Buffett, Graham, and Munger would only formalize thousands of years later. Here are ten Jewish rules that still hold up. Diversify Never stake everything on one position.

Dena Schusterman’s new memoir explores faith, family, Chabad life, and the stories that shape who we become Every family has stories that get told again and again. Some are shared at the Sabbath table. Some are repeated at simchas, Some are passed down quietly, through habits, expectations, and the way parents and grandparents live. Over time, those stories become part of how we understand who we are. That is the heart of Stories Carry: We All Carry Them.

Debbie Gutfreund Ditch “How was your day?” and instead try these four questions to get your kids talking. Getting your kids to talk to you can feel like a herculean task. Ask “How was your day?” and you’ll probably get “Fine.” Ask “What did you do today?” and you’ll probably get “Nothing.” Here are four better questions that are open-ended and reflective, and help build real connection. Who did you help today? I’ve asked my kids this since kindergarten.

Laura Shammah, MS, RDN This year, there’s barely a chance to catch our breath. Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer, but before we’ve even unpacked the beach bags or settled into new school routines, Rosh Hashanah is already here. Instead of easing into one season before preparing for the next, we’re hit with everything at once: school supplies, carpools, work schedules, holiday shopping, cooking, family obligations, and the pressure to have it all together.

Beauty Breakthrough or Too Good to Be True? The ads are hard to miss. A cream promises smoother skin, tighter pores, a lifted look, and a glow that seems to belong in a filter. The label is Korean, the packaging is elegant, and the language sounds scientific. For anyone tired of expensive treatments, the message is tempting. Is this skincare, or is it wishful thinking? The answer is somewhere in the middle. Korean anti-aging creams are not Botox in a jar.

Sofya Tamarkin Pearl Hinda just turned 102 years old, survived the Holocaust, and rebuilt her life from nothing. Here are the seven lessons she wants you to know. The author with Pearl Hinda Born in 1924, Pearl Hinda Nagel endured unimaginable suffering. She lost her father as a child and her mother in the Lodz Ghetto. She survived forced labor, hunger, and the concentration camps, and then rebuilt a family and a life from nothing.