In today's Hayom Yom, the Frierdiker Rebbe gives us another perspective on the importance of spreading words of Torah everywhere we go. It is not only for us, it is for the world itself. What can you do today to fulfill your purpose of creation?

Happy Purim Katan! As the Rebbe explains, the Halacha of Purim Katan teaches us that the path to happiness runs concurrent with the path of awareness of Hashem. What can you do today to increase in your happiness through your connection to Hashem?

In today's Hayom Yom, the Rebbe Rashab describes the two-fold benefit of learning Chassidus; bringing Nachas to the Rabeyim, and reaping the benefits of that Nachas. What can you do today to give Nachas to the Rabeyim?

Today's Hayom Yom teaches a definition of serving Hashem, as giving of oneself. What can you do today to serve Hashem?

What is an Alef? The well-known story from today's Hayom Yom demonstrates that Torah learning is not only am academic exercise, but, more importantly, a connection to Hashem. What will you to today to increase your belief in Hashem?

Today, 7 Adar, is Moshe Rabbeinu's birthday and Yahrtzeit. We all have a part of Moshe Rabbeinu in our Neshama, allowing us to fulfill our mission in illuminating the world, as described in today's Hayom Yom. How will you illuminate your day today?

The natural feeling for doing another Yid a favor, today's Hayom Yom tells us, is a tremendous gift from Hashem. What is a favor you can do today for someone else? Why is that so important to Hashem?

Today's Hayom Yom illustrates that our Yiddishkeit is a responsibility. What area of Yiddishkeit can you take more seriously, fulfilling your responsibility?

Ahavas Yisrael is to every Yid, by virtue of their being a Yid alone. How can I add in my Ahavas Yisrael today?

Serving Hashem doesn't necessarily mean to turn over the world. Small, practical steps, as shown in today's Hayom Yom, are how we work on ourselves and serve Hashem. What can you add into your day today to serve Hashem better?