One Day - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

That's really the key to life. If you want to survive, and you want to thrive, and you want to steig, and you want to get close to Hashem, and you want to be successful, and accomplish, all you need to do is take one day at a time. Today, I can do that today. I can daven today. I can not speak lashon hara. This is one day. Just for today, not to speak lashon hara, 100%. You want me to learn a few minutes just today? I could do that. I should be nicer to everybody. Should make a kiddush Hashem today. I could do that. Meaning, as long as I'm just doing one day, that's very easy. I can do that. So, if every single day, it's just one day, and you're never looking at the future, and you're not thinking about the past, you're living in the moment, and you're steiging right now today, you'll be able to be successful. Because it's not such a big deal. Every human being could push for one day. So, if every single day is one day, then all of a sudden it's years and years and years of being successful, and accomplishing, and steiging, and making Hashem proud. Every single day, and you look back at your life, and you're like, "Wow. I never did a big chunk. I did all small chunks. I did small little things. But it it was consistent, and it was every single day was its own thing. It had its own compartment. Like, my life was just compartmentalized, and it's amazing. We could all do this. Everybody said we could all control what we say. We could all control everything that we do, as long as we take one day at a time.