Find Your Strength: Why Your Actions Matter #shorts

It all keeps coming back to if we know that we matter and what we do matters and it means something and it makes a difference that gives us the resilience, the perseverance, the strength. Matters. You know for whom fatigue can't set in? Soldiers on the front line. You think in Gaza or Lebanon or Air Force pilots flying into Iran can say, "Exhausted. I haven't slept. It's gotten old. I'm not really feeling it anymore." We're all soldiers. We're all contributing in whatever way we can. Obviously, different gradations. We're not equal We're not saying they're all equal. But if they can't it can't get old and they can't have fatigue, neither can we. This is not the time that matters too much. And it all keeps coming back to if we know that we matter and what we do matters and it means something and it makes a difference that gives us the resilience, the perseverance, the strength. It gives us that tenacity to continue to do it. So, if you go to work and the people don't get it, then then that should only strengthen you to fight even more, to stand even more proudly, to practice your Yiddishkeit and your Torah even more publicly, even more publicly. So, everyone listening, we this war needs all of our efforts. We're all contributing to it in our own way and it matters. So, this is not a time for it to grow old or to lean out but to lean in. And if you're struggling and you're having a hard time, find somebody who's on fire in connecting with Hashem right now and turn them into your personal hotspot.