Framework - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

There are two basic questions you have to ask yourself. And these questions, really every single human being has to ask himself this. And not just ask it, you got to also get the answer. The first question is what goal am I aiming to reach in my avodas Hashem? You got to know this. Who Who Who am I? What What am I doing? Where am I going? What's my point of here? Number one. These are questions that you cannot go through life without knowing the answers to. Because if you don't, then there's no goal. There's no goal, there's never structure, there's never anything. I don't know where I'm getting. I'm staying in bed all day. That's number one. Once you define that, that's the first thing. Now, once a person defines his goal clearly, he knows exactly where he wants to go, then there's a second question. And that is, okay, what can I do at this point to reach my objective? I want to get there. I have to walk now down the block. How do I get there? Well, the first thing you got to do is you got to get out of your seat. That's the first thing. After that, you got to open the door. And then from the door, you got to take one step in front of the next and that's what you have to do to get there. The same thing over here in life, the same exact thing. You have to ask yourself, how am I getting? What are the things that I have to do to reach this objective of mine? It's not just enough to have a goal. How am I getting there? And serious thought has to be put into answer these questions. You can't just It has to be clear. It has to be truthful. You got to be honest with yourself. And these answers are going to give you They're going to form a basic vision of how your day is going to look. Is Is what you're supposed to be doing with your day, with your time. I know where I want to go, and I even know how to get there. Great. So, that's the vision. That's my framework. That is how I am going to strike this year.