Rabbi, I don't see a point in praying. What do I do?
Praying is one of the greatest gifts and tools that Hashem gave us. The reason a person may not have motivation to pray is that they don't realize how much they're worth and how much Hashem is waiting to hear. If a person recognized how much Hashem is waiting to hear their voice and their prayer, they would be more than excited to pray to Hashem. They'd run after praying to Hashem. It's because a person has lost confidence in their neshamah (Jewish soul). A person has lost a sense of how much they're worth in Hashem's eyes. Hashem loves every single one of us. Hashem cares about every single one of us, no matter where you are in the world, no matter what you did in the past. If you're alive and you have a Jewish neshamah, Hashem wants to hear your voice at all times. When you know that Hashem is waiting to hear your voice in every situation, you're going to start valuing what it means to pray. Know that you make a difference in the world. Know that Hashem tells you that you make a difference. When you value yourself, you're always going to want to pray to Hashem as much as possible.

