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How to wipe the slate clean for the New Year
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The high holidays are a time for new beginnings—a kind of reset button on whatever you’ve gotten wrong in the past year. Services take care of your spiritual crimes, allowing you to wash all the grime off your metaphysical windows and start over fresh. But what about the more literal, practical, day-to-day mistakes you’d like to erase? Kol Nidre can release you from any number of vows, but not the one you made to your credit card company to pay back that $1500.

Hence Jewcy’s guide to starting over. We’ll tell you how to clean up past messes and prep for future successes in six categories:

Sex, love and dating | Health | Friendships | Family | Money | Work

Consulting myriad websites, books, and experts, we've pulled together 26 separate ways to start the year squeaky clean. Click the links above to get to each section, and remember: If Madonna can reinvent herself every few years, so can you.


Collin Merenoff


Why do we still say Kol Nidre?

The only thing I want to be released from is saying something the world is hating me for.





Anonymous


Kol Nidre

The whole world doesn't hate you for saying the Kol Nidre, its just some anti-semites.

Why should any part of Judiasm be changed for that reason?





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