If you’re preparing for your first meeting with a rabbi about a Jewish conversion, you’re probably spiraling a little. I know I did. I was convinced I had to show up with all the right answers, a list of mitzvot I was already keeping, and zero mistakes. Spoiler: I was wrong. In this video, I’m […]
First Rabbi Meeting? What I Wish Someone Had Told Me Read Post »
Why would someone convert to Judaism twice? It’s a question I get a lot—and honestly, it’s a fair one. But it’s also very common. The first time I converted, I thought I had found my middle path. But deep down, I knew I wasn’t done. What followed was years of wrestling, recommitting, and rebuilding. My
7 Years, 3 Batei Din, 1 Jewish Soul Read Post »
The #1 Mistake That Delays Jewish Conversion If you’re thinking about converting to Judaism, there’s one common mistake I see over and over again—and it can delay your journey by months or even years. People wait.They wait to be sure.To know all the things.To feel “ready.” But the truth? You don’t have to be ready
The 1st Mistake Jewish Conversion Candidates Make Read Post »
Jewish Conversion Was Never Meant to Be a Solo Journey If you’re feeling overwhelmed, isolated, or unsure where you stand in the conversion process… I see you. You’ve been reading the books, whispering along with the blessings, watching YouTube videos at 2am—and still wondering: Am I doing this right? You’re not alone in that. In
Where to Find Real Support During Jewish Conversion Read Post »
Jewish conversion doesn’t come with a roadmap—or a progress bar.There’s no checklist that tells you how far you’ve come, no little pop-up that says “Level up! You now understand 17% more Hebrew blessings.” So it’s no wonder that so many of us reach a point—especially halfway through the year—where we feel lost. Like we should
Jewish Conversion Doesn’t Come with a Progress Bar—So I Made One Read Post »
Jewish conversion can feel like you’re scaling a mountain that no one else sees.You’re putting in the effort, doing the work, asking the questions—and still wondering if anyone notices. If anyone gets it. But you’re not as alone as you think. Today’s step is simple, but powerful:Name one supportive person you can lean on.A friend.
Who’s On Your Team During Jewish Conversion? Read Post »
So you’re thinking about converting to Judaism… but where do you even begin? Not with Hebrew. Not with halacha. Not even with choosing a synagogue. Start with your why. The conversion process can be long, confusing, and deeply emotional—and without a strong anchor, it’s easy to lose your footing. That’s why the very first thing
Your *Why* Is the Most Jewish Thing About You Read Post »
Ever tried to Google “how to be Jewish” and instantly wanted to cry under a blanket? Same. There’s so much to learn, so many expectations, and it can feel like everyone else already knows what they’re doing. If you’re somewhere between “I want this” and “I have no idea how to start,” this is for
Jewish Life from Scratch: How to Actually Start (Without Burning Out) Read Post »
I didn’t grow up religious. I didn’t grow up Jewish. I didn’t even grow up around people who understood why someone might be drawn to Judaism. But when I stumbled into this tradition, something clicked. It was like finding a language my soul already spoke. Since then, I’ve gone through two conversions, built a Jewish
I Converted to Judaism Twice. Here’s Why I Help Others Now. Read Post »
Considering conversion to Judaism but not sure where to start? That’s incredibly common. The early stages of exploring Judaism can feel overwhelming—there’s a lot of information out there, and not all of it agrees. You might be unsure what’s expected of you, worried about doing it wrong or offending someone, or simply wondering what the
The Ultimate Guide to Jewish Conversion (Step-by-Step!) Read Post »