It Doesn’t Matter - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

power. And Hashem's eyes, if you do it with all your fire. You know, sometimes like what do you want to do? I want to be a rich girl for the the top top girl. And anything else is push it's not it. Why? Now again, obviously we strive to be the best that we can and to teach the most Torah and all that stuff, but if you are a first grade, second grade, third grade, fourth grade rebbe, teacher, morah, whatever it is, you have to realize the value of what you're doing in Hashem's eyes. You are taking care of so many neshamos over here. A morah of two-year-olds, I don't know if that's called a morah, babysitter, or You are right now taking care of a chelek Elokai mima'al, a chelek Elokai mima'al, a chelek Elokai tzalem Elokim, tzalem Elokim, tzalem Elokim. That's unbelievable. And sometimes we let our emotions and we let our like we look outside ourselves and I don't want to be this, I don't want to be that, I don't want to be this. >> [snorts] >> We have to realize sometimes we work in our own lane. We stay in our own life. And we focus on this mitzvah, this thing that I'm tasked to do right now. Not in the eyes of my peers and what they're going to say and how less chashuv or more chashuv. No, in the eyes of Hashem. In the eyes of Hashem, how powerful that is. One Asher Yatzar, one Shehakol, one Bracha. How powerful that mitzvah is. Well, yeah, but it's not the Okay, but this mitzvah in its own right is so important and so vital. And that's what you have to do with all of your fire.