
Coaching and Box of Life Project Resources

Orit’s Sanctuary
Tuscan Culinary Class Holds Lessons on Self-Development
Travel has a remarkable ability to enhance our self-development, transcending the boundaries of distance.
Empower Others Through Encouragement: Personal and Professional Development
In 2016, my nephew Julian was selected to represent the Law School for the Universidad de Buenos Aires in the Philip C. Jessup International Law Competition in Washington D.C.
Embracing spontaneity in a world that often values conformity
The importance of embracing spontaneity in a world that often values conformity and rigid expectations
Building the right team to accomplish your goals
“I’m overwhelmed” – my client, who serves as the CEO of a large corporation said, almost breaking down.
Taking Care of Your People
Change and uncertainty is stressful to many people. Especially when the stressors impact our jobs and our families.
The Box of Life Resources
Preserving memories: From Ticket Stubs to Dissected Frogs
Orit Ramler discusses how the Box of Life community preserves memories in Part Two of the Preserving Purpose Q&A Interview Series. A community of loved ones, friends and neighbors helps add meaning to our lives. True community stems from fellowship and blossoms through shared experiences and memories. While developing the Box of Life Project and… Continue reading Preserving memories: From Ticket Stubs to Dissected Frogs
Continue to ReadingPreserving your memories: Lincoln, Einstein, Ali inspire Box of Life
Orit Ramler opens up in the first of the Preserving Purpose Q&A Series about preserving your memories in the box of life and living with…
Continue to ReadingWatches Hold the Key to Why Preserving Memories is Important
My father’s collection of watches brings me comfort after his passing. It reminds me of the stories they hold and why preserving memories…
Continue to ReadingZoe’s list
An example of a list of lessons by Zoe, I hope this list inspires you to create your own!
Some of the most difficult lessons often have to be lived first hard to understand their value.
Categories to box
Figuring out what to include in your box can be overwhelming. Here is a list of some topics to consider. You don’t need to cover them all! The idea is that this is food for thought.
Continue to ReadingJoin the Box of Life Community
Submit a Memory to be PreservedBoxing our Grandparents

Since the day I was born, my grandma wrote a letter every month or two, to me and then included my sister who was born two years later. Her letters share a story of her life and things she wants us to know that are important to her.
– Brian
Boxing Our Favorites

“My favorite things are books, movies, and cooking. Why they are my favorites? Because they take me away from the daily stress of life and relax me”
-Hillary
Boxing Struggles I Overcame

“My main struggle is that I love offering help but have a hard time asking for help because I don’t want to be seen as needy or weak.” -Leslie “My main struggle was trying to do everything to make everyone happy. it just wasn’t happening.
-Kathy
Boxing My bucket list

My bucket list is filled with a lot of things that I want to do in my life but have not had time for. Some are big and some are small,
-Edgardo
Boxing What I let go of

We all have situations in our lives that we could have stayed in, but we chose to let them go. I let go of an unhealthy romantic relationship and found my own self-worth
-Dayna
Boxing Our Family

My favorite memory of my cousins is when we would play in the street. They would get into trouble, but that is what made it so much fun.
-Kevin
Boxing Our Unanswered Questions

I would like to know more about my family history, in particular, if there are any surviving Holocaust members of my father’s family
-Sue
Boxing Our Milestones

The main milestone I remember was when I got my first pair of glasses. My mom always complained about my poor vision, but she didn’t think about it too much
-Samantha
Boxing Special Photos
Boxing Our Treasured Artifacts and Objects

My dad flew 41 missions as navigator of a B-24 heavy bomber in WWII when he was 21 years old. Over his lifetime I’ve felt more and more proud of his heroism.
-Steve H.
Boxing Our Furry Family Members

I always remember my cat, Cotton, and the joy she brought to my home. She was a very loving kitty who always wanted attention and loved to play with anything you would give her.
-Chris
Boxing Our Travel and Places

My grandparent’s little town ice cream shop was a place that was always a warm welcome, with a great selection of delicious treats and friendly folks behind the counter.
-Danny
Boxing Our Friendship

I met my childhood best friend when I was seven. We would stay outside all day building forts using whatever lumber we could find. We would also build tents in his backyard using his mom’s “designated” sheets and his dad’s old set of golf clubs.
-Brett
Boxing Our Vacations and Leisure

On a vacation to the beach, I made a friend on the sand. His name was Charlie, and we spent our days swimming, playing in the waves, and digging deep holes into the sand.
-Greg
Boxing Our Books

“In my box, I have “100 Years Of Solitude.” I find it to be a near flawlessly written piece of art with amazing characters.”
-Ann
Boxing Work and Creativity

My fondest memory from work is a day when I stayed late to help my team complete an important project. We worked through the night, and the next day when we finally met our goal
-Denise
Boxing The Sounds of Our Life

When I was young, there was a train near our house that woke me up every morning. The sound of it playing through my bedroom window entered my dreams and stayed with me for life.
-Jared
Boxing My Mentors

My Advisor in college is a mentor that made my box. He was a very cool guy and was full of life. He was always there to give me advice and help when I needed it most.
-Steve
Boxing Romantic Love Stories

The memory of my first kiss was a magical moment. It was on a beautiful spring day with blue skies, bright sun and soft breeze. We were fifteen, walking in the park feeling so happy and excited.
-Pat
Boxing Memorable Moments

“I can remember the moment I was asked to be a bridesmaid in my sister’s wedding as if it were yesterday. That day was one of the most memorable days of my life.”
-Jess
Boxing Traditions

“One of my earliest memories is of my mother tucking my brother and me into bed at night and having us recite the Lord’s Prayer. It was a nightly ritual for us. When I became a mother, it was one I carried on with my daughter. We often said the Lord’s Prayer before bed and I also taught her to recite it whenever she was scared or anxious to calm herself and feel grounded.”
-Diane
Boxing our Childhood Memories

“I remember the warm summer days of my childhood spent at my grandparents’ farm, running barefoot through the green fields, chasing after the chickens, and picking berries with my little sister. ”
– Jake
Boxing Preserving the Aromas and Tastes of our Souls

One of the most important people in my life was my mother-in-law, Rosita. She taught me her recipes for Passover. She died many years ago, but every Passover I feel I’m with her again in the kitchen
-Clara

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