Mornings can be rough—but what if there was a spiritual hack to make your whole day (and life) run smoother? Carmen Herbert shares a simple but powerful truth that will help guide you in everything! It can help you figure out your morning routine, major life choices, or even help you see who needs your help today.
When something feels too big, our mind makes it even bigger. But as Marcus Aurelius taught, the problem isn’t the task—it’s how we’re thinking about it. Mark Williams shares a game-changing tip: Break it down. Instead of focusing on the whole thing, commit to just five minutes. Once you start, you’ll realize the hardest part was just getting going. Overwhelm disappears when action begins. Try it today!
Change is hard. It can feel like a piece of your identity is missing when you lose something important—a sport, a performance, a friendship, or even stability at home. But Whitney Perman shares a message of hope: God never changes. Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us that His plans for us are good, even when we don’t understand them. When life feels uncertain, root yourself in Christ—and no matter what happens, you’ll always stand strong.
It’s easy to hope and wish for things, but real progress comes from action. Ryker Simmons reminds us that Doctrine and Covenants 131:3 teaches a simple truth: “If he does not, he cannot obtain it.” Whether it’s spiritual growth, personal goals, or any blessing we seek, effort is required. Heavenly Father is ready to bless us—but first, we need to show up and do the work. What step can you take today?
When stress takes over, we often ask, How do I fix this? But Kevin Clayson shares a powerful truth—we don’t have to handle it alone. Jesus Christ already bore our burdens. When stress rises, try this: pause, close your eyes, and think of the Savior. Picture His love, His sacrifice, and His peace. Hand your worries over to Him, and let His Spirit replace stress with comfort. The Savior already paid the price—why carry something He’s already lifted?
Too often, we think we have to be perfect before we can lead, contribute, or be taken seriously. But Abby Stearns reminds us of an empowering truth—perfection is not a prerequisite. You don’t have to have everything figured out. You don’t have to wait until you feel “ready.” You are already enough. Whether in school, at work, or in your personal life—what you bring to the table matters. So step forward today, knowing that your voice, your presence, and your influence are needed.
Did you know the Word of Wisdom isn’t just about avoiding certain things—it’s about receiving incredible blessings? Carmen Herbert shares a powerful scripture: “All saints who remember to keep and do these sayings… shall receive health, wisdom, and even hidden treasures.” (D&C 89) That’s a promise straight from God! When we treat our bodies with reverence, nourish them with good food, get rest, and care for our spirits, we unlock blessings beyond what we can see. What’s one simple change you can make today to align with this divine law?
What does it mean to be true to the faith? Living true to God's commandments takes commitment, courage, and trust in His promises for you. The Lord blesses those who follow Him, and when we choose to keep His commandments, our lives become filled with peace, joy, and purpose. So today, ask yourself: Am I standing for truth? Am I living my faith? If you do, the blessings will follow.
Have you ever started strong on a goal, missed one day, and then thought, “Well, I ruined it. Might as well quit”? Carmen Herbert shares a personal experience that taught her a valuable lesson: progress isn’t about perfection—it’s about perseverance. A year goes by fast, and what you do with it matters. So if you mess up? Start again. Don’t let one mistake erase months of effort. This year, commit to your goals—and when you stumble, just keep going.
The world tries to define you by what you look like, where you come from, how much money you have, or what you’ve achieved. But Rachel Reen Tucker reminds us that none of that determines your true worth. Satan wants you to forget who you are, but Christ wants you to remember. Elder Uchtdorf said, “Too many go about their lives thinking they are of little worth when, in reality, they are elegant and eternal creatures of infinite value.” Don’t believe the lies. You were created for greatness.