The Mashgiach explains how all growth begins at the ground level and by harnessing the potential stored within it.

The significance of the ladder in Yaakov Avinu's dream and what it teaches us about "building" the Shivtei Kah.

Very nice that "yesod ha'afar" is not laziness but what is it and how does the differentiation practically affect my life?

Was Esav destined to fail or did he fail his destiny?

The Gemara chooses a most unlikely source to teach about overcoming laziness and becoming a go-getter. Rabbi Stark expounds.

The Mashgiach discusses Avraham's nisayon of Sarah's death, especially because we famously know his final nisayon was Akeidas Yitzchak.

It may sound farfetched, but fear and anxiety are really just symptoms of laziness. Rabbi Stark explains how and why.

Rabbi Stark explains what the tests Hashem challenged Avraham with teach us about Hashem (in addition to what they tell us about Avraham).

Theres a reason the saying is "if not NOW, when" and not "if not TODAY, when".

How Avraham began the process of returning the world to Hashem's original intention (before the sin of the Eitz HaDaas).