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Renew. 10 Q : Reflect. React. Renew. Life’s Biggest Questions. Answered By You. 10Q 2018: By This Time Next Year, I’ll… September 5th, 2018 Question 7: How would you like to improve yourself and your life next year? Our Answer: Don’t wait, start by signing up for 10Q today! If you’ve answered this question in the past, then you are likely familiar with 10Q – Reboot’s annual project for personal introspection. Inspired by the focus on reflection during the Jewish High Holidays, 10Q has presents individuals and communities the chance to look back on their year(s) and chart a new path forward. This year, we are continuing to bring meaningful reflection to thousands around the world and we’ve enhanced many facets of the project thanks to the generous support of the Righteous Persons Foundation . New to 10Q? Here’s the scoop: Start by signing up for 10Q here . Between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, 10Q emails you a question a day; you send your answers to the secure online 10Q vault, and they are returned to you one year later, as the process begins anew. The aim is to enable a multigenerational and diverse audience to connect with the idea and practice of introspection, fusing modern technologies with ancient practice. The 10Q questions are, it seems to me, a good entry point for the more difficult questions and challenges of being a human being. – 10Q Participant Beyond the Digital and Into Your Community Hosting a program in your community or want to facilitate a meaningful conversation at your holiday dinner? We’ve rolled out new tools to engage communities with the launch of our 10Q reflection journals. These pieces offer a taste of the 10Q reflection process in a beautiful presentation and are available in two editions: one for adults and another geared towards families. We are also sharing the Renew Postcard project again, with prompts that allow people to set intentions and goals for the year ahead. Partners around the country are preparing to host over 260 events, with more signing up each day. Sign up to get these tools along with all of our digital resources online here . Why 10Q works in communities: Students report that they see the Holidays as more personally meaningful, rather than just an obligation. They also say that they feel more ownership over their practice and engagement with the holidays.” – 10Q Community Partner 10Q is fantastic! … Along with the wonderful potential as an engagement tool, I really valued the personal introspection that 10Q encouraged and look forward to participating again next year.” – 10Q Community Partner 10Q is Going Mobile: You’ve asked and we’re launching the re-designed 10Q mobile site just in time for this year’s questions to arrive in your inbox. For the first time, 10Q will be mobile-optimized so you can take 10Q with you anywhere you are – so feel free to leave your laptop at home when you go to visit your bubbie for Rosh Hashanah. So, if you are one of the 50,000 people who has answered 10Q questions or an organization hoping to add a meaningful framing for reflection to your holiday programs – we hope you will join us for 10Q this year. Find out more at doyou10Q.com. Posted in Article , General | Comments Off on 10Q 2018: By This Time Next Year, I’ll… 10Q Los Angeles Events September 13th, 2017 While working with community partners, we’ll also be bringing our 10Q Pop-up interactive experience to NYC, LA and San Francisco. Check out the graphic below to learn about the 10Q Pop-up experience and find a location near you! We’ll be at these locations all day. Key Events The Sanctuary @ Pico Union It’s a bit of spiritual enlightenment for the High Holy Days with an evening of yoga, sound baths, meditation and other self-care activities. September 16, 7:30pm. Spin N Shivtz Cycle into the weekend at Bespoke Cycling Studio in Downtown LA. We’ll be there. Save your spot! Open Temple Open Temple has a whole range of High Holiday activities. 10Q will be there offering self-reflection workshops and activities. Discover the events here. Posted in Article , Events , General | Comments Off on 10Q Los Angeles Events 10Q San Francisco Events September 13th, 2017 While working with community partners, we’ll also be bringing our 10Q Pop-up interactive experience to NYC, LA and San Francisco. Check out the graphic below to learn about the 10Q Pop-up experience and find a location near you! We’ll be at these locations all day. Posted in Article , Events , General | Comments Off on 10Q San Francisco Events 10Q NYC Events September 13th, 2017 While working with community partners, we’ll also be bringing our 10Q Pop-up interactive experience to NYC, LA and San Francisco. Check out the graphic below to learn about the 10Q Pop-up experience and find a location near you! We’ll be at these locations all day. Posted in Article , Events , General | Comments Off on 10Q NYC Events Illustrator, Author Lisa Brown Draws 10Q September 12th, 2017 Illustrator and Author Lisa Brown’s beautiful, funny, endearing and inspiring works include Picture the Dead , How To Be , The Latke Who Couldn’t Stop Screaming , Baby, Mix Me a Drink and more. Working at times with her husband, Daniel Handler, aka Lemony Snicket – the team is a storytelling power couple. As part of our series, we’ve reached out to our network of creatives, influencers and dreamers for their interpretations of 10Q, and Lisa Brown chose Q5: Have you had any particularly spiritual experiences this past year? How has this experience affected you? Her response: We love it. Grateful for her interpretation of 10Q, we’re eager to see your own. Sign up for your own 10Q here . Discover Lisa Brown’s works here and check out American Chickens! Posted in Article , General | Comments Off on Illustrator, Author Lisa Brown Draws 10Q Young Jewish adults find ‘meaningful,’ if not traditional, ways to celebrate Yom Kippur October 11th, 2016 By Kennedy Wirth The Day of Atonement, the holiest day of the Jewish year, begins at sundown Tuesday. For some people, avoiding work and technology as prescribed is simply impractical, but they embrace the spirit of the day in other ways. Yom Kippur is a very personal celebration for many Jewish people, and some young Jewish adults have adopted their own ways of observing the Day of Atonement. This year the holiday will be celebrated from sunset Tuesday through Wednesday night. It is the holiest day of the Jewish year, marked on the 10th day of the Jewish month Tishrei. Traditionally, Yom Kippur is observed by refraining from work, participating in a 25-hour fast and attending multiple synagogue services. Through fasting and prayer, Jewish people repent their sins of the past year. Tanya Fink, 25, is a resident of Seattle’s Moishe house, which hosts events for young Jewish professionals. She identifies as Reform Jewish and describes her faith as a different form of traditional Orthodox Judaism. The trend for younger Jews is taking their own personal approach to Yom Kippur,” Fink said.… We have jobs and school that we can’t always get out of so it puts pressure on us to find meaningful ways to celebrate it in a personal way.” Fink reflects on her mistakes and relationships over the past year. She also thinks about social-justice issues and how she can do her part to encourage change in the coming year. I’m not as concerned with spending the whole day in synagogue — that’s not as meaningful for me,” Fink said. The words that come out of my mouth don’t have to be the exact Hebrew words that my ancestors said.” In the 10 days leading up to Yom Kippur, Fink subscribes to a website called Do You 10Q” that sends her a question to reflect upon each day. A big part of her reflection during Yom Kippur stems from the website’s questions: How would you like to improve yourself and your life next year? Describe an event in the world that has impacted you this year. What is a fear that you have and how has it limited you? Fink also participates in Tashlich, which means...