Every Single Day | Rabbi Yechiel Spero

Fairly often, people come over to me on the street and they say, Wow, Vayimaen. It's incredible. And one of the things they love about Vayimaen, one of the things that really sets Vayimaen apart is the fact that Vayimaen is every single day. Vayimaen doesn't take off Sundays or Fridays. Vayimaen gives you a fresh video, an incredibly inspiring video from some of the greatest Mashpi’im and Gedolim in the world, and they give it to you in beautiful format, a three minute clip, and it's every single morning, you wake up, and many people told me it's the first thing they do. They look at it, they're inspired, they're infused with a certain Gevura, an ability to be able to control themselves, and they're ready to face the day. But one guy says to me, I mean, come on. Every single day? Why is it necessary to do a video every single day? And the answer, I told him, is quite simple. Let's go back to the beginning, to the very first Vayimaen that ever happened. It's the time when Eishes Potifar tries to seduce Yosef HaTzaddik, and she comes at Yosef every single day. The Midrashim elaborate on how far she went. And Yosef refused to bend an inch. And the pasuk says that she came יום יום, every single day. Eishes Potifar never rested, and Yosef had to have his guard up every single day. So Vayimaen would not suffice to do it once a week, twice a week, three times a week. Vayimaen of Yosef HaTzaddik had to be every single day. He always had to be on guard because Eishes Potifar was never resting. The truth is, is that Eishes Potifar is still alive. Not in the form of Eishes Potifar, of course, but in the form of the Yetzer Hara. And the Yetzer Hara will not rest. The Yetzer Hara will come at you every single day. And once they're able to sense that they can get you, they'll attack stronger. The Yetzer Hara will devise all sorts of plans to bring you down. And you, with incredible Gevura, are willing to face and tackle that challenge every day. Vayimaen is here to help יום יום, to mirror the defense of a Yosef HaTzaddik, to be able to say to the Yetzer Hara, we refuse and we will never, ever give in.