Shlichus is not action-based. Whatever we do, we are with the power of the One Who sent us, which gives us a responsibility as well to always ensure we are acting accordingly. What is something (not directly a Mitzvah) that you can do properly knowing that Hashem is with you?

🎶 "For seventy eighty years/ A Neshama wears and tears/ Just to do a favor for another" 🎶 - the Ba'al Shem Tov, quoted in today's Hayom Yom. What favor can you do today for another Jew?

Ahavas Yisrael. Enough said...

Learn from a thief?! Yes, as Reb Zushe of Anipoli teaches us sevenfold in today's Hayom Yom! Because everything created from Hashem serves a purpose. What negativity in your life can you transform today for serving Hashem?

Today is the birthday of the Rebbe Maharash, Reb Shmuel, the fourth Chabad Rebbe. He taught us a new perspective of dealing with issues, or, more correctly, not dealing with them. "Lechatchilah Ariber!" How can you add positivity into your life today?

The month of Iyar has a special Mitzvah of counting the days. As the Rebbe Rashab teaches in today's Hayom Yom, this includes the Avodah of making the days - each day! - count. How will you make today special?

Today's Hayom Yom instructs us that, unlike Farbrengens of Shabbosos and special days that take place in Shul, the Farbrengen of Melave Malka should take place in one's individual house. Perhaps the reason is to ensure that one begins the week with inspiring one's own family before taking care of the entire community. What lesson or inspiration can you share with your family, inspiring them to serve Hashem better?

Holiness. Not just doing Mitzvos, but, as the Alter Rebbe is quoted in today's Hayom Yom saying, doing everything with a G-dly purpose. What is something not clearly a Mitzvah that you can do today to serve Hashem?

In today's Hayom Yom, the Rebbe Rashab explains the way a Yid approaches Davening. We must rinse off our habitual practices that are incongruent with a life of serving Hashem. What is a practice you can rinse yourself of before Davening today?

Got talent? Use it! Today's Hayom Yom reminds us that we all have specific, unique talents, and to accomplish anything less than our full potential is a crime! What is your special talent, and how can you use it to serve Hashem?