Bracha does not come from your effort - Rabbi Tomer Zino 5782

What’s said in this shiur

The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Tomer Zino’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

he says we're talking about how important it is to do the right amount of ishita and the right amount of positivity to have which brings to your blessing and we said how no matter how much a person works if it's too much it's not going to add to how much money a person makes you should realize he has to do the right amount and just because you add more doesn't mean you're going to just putting more effort adding more hours over time does not automatically mean you're going to make more money so he says how many times do we see that a he says how many times do we see that a person is a lot of times people add thinking they're going to get more they add more effort ends up being that they then add he rather took away from them he made things worse he says like the story in sukkah he saw the mother he saw the angel of death and he said the angel's dead was sad he asked why you said he said there's these two people that you have serving you that

Jump to a moment

1. 0:00he says we're talking about how important it is to do the right amount of ishita…
2. 0:31he says how many times do we see that a person is a lot of times…
3. 1:01people that you have serving you that need to kill them and i can't kill them…
4. 1:31was they had to die and load so i was waiting until they came to the…
5. 2:02how he had a certain watch that was he was selling he sells watches he had…
6. 2:33watch he's like actually yeah i have this watch he opens his drawer you know the…
7. 3:03to loot look you made your money from something you didn't even try to sell you…
8. 3:33doctors are messengers hashem as they give them permission to heal you just because you find…

Every second of this shiur plays inside Lehallel — a filtered YouTube library of Torah, music and shiurim. No ads, no comments, no autoplay.