Renewal Called Teshuvah
Why do we find it hard to believe that people around us are capable of changing? Because if that is the case, then we too can change for the better. And if we have not…
Assessment
This piece probes the psychological resistance people feel when confronted with genuine change in others. The real friction is not about skepticism toward others but about the mirror it holds up: if others can transform, then so can we, and that raises uncomfortable questions about our own inaction. The argument turns personal accountability into the stakes.