5470 —הכנה מראש ודיווח על פעולות

B"H, 21 Iyar, 5717.

Brooklyn.

Haraha"ch iy"a nu"n his work is the work of Heaven Chaim Moshe Weber

Shalom u'Vrachah!

Finally, your letter was received—somewhat detailed, though not fully so—from the 15th of Iyar. Certainly, even though you do not mention it explicitly, preparations are being made in advance to utilize the vacation days, especially the holidays, and not relying on the last moment.

On a lighter note, it is worth pointing out the difference between the Exodus from Egypt and our imminent redemption: our ancestors left Egypt in haste (bechipozon), whereas now it is written "not in haste shall you go out," as explained in many places in Chassidus—including at the end of Hemshech Vekacha. Since redemption depends on preparation of this kind during exile, this lesson applies here as well.

This also includes reporting about activities; even regarding this—in any case for the future—do not wait for repeated requests from here. Rather, establish a system to report about this at least once a week. It is clearly seen that regular reporting also increases actual implementation—from revealed abilities and from time to time even from hidden ones.

May Hashem grant you and your wife success to share good news from your activities—each according to their role and within the appropriate framework—as they continue to grow in accordance with the needs and demands of the time.

Blessings in the wording of my revered father-in-law, the Rebbe: to receive the Torah with joy and inwardness.

Summary

The Rebbe teaches that advance preparation and consistent reporting are essential for success. Regular updates not only inform but also help bring plans into action, drawing on both revealed and hidden strengths.