Be Strong - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

But anyways, this is something that we need to remember. We need to remember that if we're doing the right thing and it's mostly for the right reason. We're not we're human beings and we're trying to be better every day and obviously it should always be lashma if we can. But if we're doing the right thing and we're following Hashem's ways and we're trying to be better every day and yes, sometimes that means change, then we need to continue. We need to forge and we cannot let what people say take us down. We cannot allow ourselves to fall apart. We shouldn't ask ourselves, well, I'm saying if that's what people think of me, if that's what they're going to say about me, then then then how can I continue? How can I do this? People are going to make fun of me. People might criticize me. Yeah, we need to be strong and we have to remember the he's just using and people around us as they're just whatever is fine, very good. But really, it's straight from the just like we fight any other, we have to fight the too. And therefore, we cannot give up. And we have to remember that we're worthy. We can't say, "Oh, I'm not worthy anymore." Obviously, he doesn't say my value. I'm not worthy. There's a nice line. It goes something like this. Always remember that your value always remember that your value doesn't decrease based on somebody's inability to see your worth. It's a good line. So it's very important that we have to remember that when we're doing the right thing and we're trying to serve and sometimes when you get out there and sometimes when you are out there and sometimes when you're trying to do things that are good, people don't like that. It's definitely doesn't. So he tries to bring you down. Don't stop. Don't quit and say forget it. I'm not doing I can't take this anymore. That's just too much for me.