| A Kohen who had fallen on hard times decided to travel abroad in search of a livelihood. As part of his sacred duties, a Kohen is responsible for examining individuals afflicted with tzara'as—a spiritual affliction that presents as a skin condition. Before setting out, he taught his wife the laws of tzara'as, in case someone would require an examination during his absence. He explained to her that one of the signs of tzara'as could be found in the hairs on the body. “Each hair,” he said, “has its follicle that provides it with nourishment. When a strand of hair withers, it’s a sign of tzara'as, indicating that the skin beneath it has dried out and ceased to provide sustenance.” Hearing this, his wife responded with simple but profound faith: “My dear husband, if HaShem provides every strand of hair with its unique source of nourishment, surely He can provide sustenance for our family as well!”
Her emunah was so strong that she convinced him not to leave Eretz Yisrael.
When a person faces financial hardship, the key is not always to change location, but to change perspective. By focusing on the endless kindness of HaShem, who sustains every living being, a person can lift themselves above the anxiety of the moment. Strengthened by renewed faith, they can genuinely trust that HaShem will provide.
Today: Take a moment to reflect on this truth: right now, HaShem is sustaining all of creation, down to the smallest detail. Let this inspire you to place your trust in Him fully. As King David said, “The kindness of HaShem surrounds those who trust in Him.” (Tehillim) —Based on Midrash Tanchuma | 
