In seven guided days, step out of the noise and pressure of Elul, take an honest look at where you are, reconnect with Hashem, and get clear on what actually deserves your attention this year.
You will not try to fix everything. You will work through the parts of your life and avodas Hashem that matter most, understand what has been helping you and what has been getting in your way, and come out with a clearer direction for the year ahead.
Then, from that clarity, you will choose one realistic kabbalah that actually fits your life and supports the year you want to build.
You will have a clearer picture of where you are, a stronger connection to Hashem, and one practical direction to carry into the year.
"I have been really enjoying the course, especially the journaling! The prompts help with focusing and being fully honest with myself and my growth. I feel directed and set again in a way that feels productive and proactive."
You know Rosh Hashanah is coming.
You want this time to mean something. You want more than a few saved ideas, a little inspiration, and a promise to start tomorrow.
But there is so much to think about: teshuva, tefillah, relationships, habits, gratitude, bitachon, family, work, distractions, and the parts of your avodas Hashem you keep meaning to make more real.
When everything feels important, it becomes hard to know what to actually work on.
That is where many people get stuck. Not because they do not care, but because they care and do not have a clear path.
A shiur can wake something up. A vort can give you a powerful thought. A conversation can make you want to change.
But then normal life comes back. The idea fades. The pressure returns. And the thing you meant to do gets pushed behind something more "important" to do first.
The Elul Reset is built for the space between inspiration and real life.
It helps you slow down, reflect honestly without attacking yourself, reconnect with Hashem, and turn what you are learning into one practical direction you can carry into the year.
This is not a course about taking on more. It is a guided reset that helps you understand where you are, what matters most right now, and what kind of year you actually want to build.
Read a focused Torah-based lesson connected to the day's theme.
Use guided questions to bring the teaching into your own life.
Record your insights in the matching Elul Reset Journal.
End each day with a clearer sense of what deserves your attention next.
You do not have to figure out Elul alone. You follow the process one day at a time.
Begin by naming why you are here and what you hope this Elul can become.
Take an honest look at where you are, where you want to be, and what may be creating distance.
Notice the mitzvot, growth, kindness, and spiritual progress you may have minimized or forgotten.
Slow down and recognize Hashem's goodness, including the blessings that have become easy to overlook.
Strengthen your awareness that Hashem is present, guiding you, and carrying you through uncertainty.
Move beyond vague guilt and identify a real area where you want to return, repair, and grow.
Make change more practical by identifying what pulls you off course and what can support you instead.
Bring the week together by choosing one small, meaningful, realistic commitment that fits your life and supports the year you want to build.
I really enjoyed this seven-day course. It was loaded with helpful information. I definitely felt inspired and feel like my Elul is going much better after the course.
The course is supported by practical tools you can use during the seven days and return to throughout the year.
Day 0 plus seven guided daily lessons covering Cheshbon Hanefesh, strengths, gratitude, bitachon, teshuva, habits, and your personal kabbalah.
Lesson summaries, preparation, reflection prompts, writing space, and a personal takeaway for each stage of the journey.
More than 100 ideas organized by area, plus a worksheet to help you choose something meaningful, realistic, and personal.
A printable card to record your kabbalah, why it matters, and the words that will help you restart when you slip.
A reusable gratitude journal with more than 100 prompts to help you pause, notice Hashem's kindness, and build gratitude into daily life.
A closing bonus lesson to help you carry the work of Elul forward with greater joy, gratitude, and connection.
You need a clearer way to return to the person you are trying to become.
See where you are spiritually without turning self-reflection into self-attack.
Move through Elul with a stronger awareness of Hashem's goodness, presence, and guidance.
Identify a real direction for growth instead of staying stuck in vague guilt or pressure.
Leave with one personal kabbalah that comes from the clarity you built, not from panic or pressure.
This program was exactly what I needed during this pivotal moment in my journey of Teshuva. The teachings and structure of the program gave me clarity, motivation, and the tools necessary to engage deeply with the process of Teshuva.
this is the perfect activity to prepare for a good and sweet year!
The Elul Reset has brought me to a new level of understanding and clarity and has made me feel much more confident going into the upcoming Yamim Noraim.
I know what it is like to care deeply about growth while still feeling like you are going through the motions, falling behind, or not living as fully as you know you could.
My own journey has involved learning to stop treating spiritual growth as another standard I was failing to meet and to begin rebuilding my relationship with Hashem through clarity, honesty, practical action, and bitachon.
The Elul Reset brings those ideas into one guided path. I will walk beside you through the lessons, reflections, and exercises so you do not have to figure out Elul alone.
Complete Days 1-3. If the course is not helping you feel clearer and more prepared, email amir@amirlehrer.com before beginning Day 4 for a full refund.
That is who the course is built for. You do not need to catch up on everything. Begin with one honest day, then take the next step from there.
The course is self-paced. Each day includes a lesson and guided reflection. Some days are naturally deeper, especially Cheshbon Hanefesh, teshuva, and your personal kabbalah.
No. The course is designed to be accessible, practical, and meaningful for Jewish adults at different stages of learning and observance.
The course gives you a defined path, one day at a time. You also have lifetime access, so falling behind does not mean you have failed or lost the material.
No. Honest self-reflection is part of the journey, but so are recognizing your strengths, noticing Hashem's goodness, building bitachon, and moving toward teshuva with hope.
You will finish with a written record of your Elul journey, a clearer direction for the year, and one specific, personal kabbalah that includes why it matters and how you plan to keep it alive.
You may pay $97 once or choose two payments of $48.50. The total price is the same.
A scholarship option is available for those who genuinely need it. View the scholarship option here.
You do not need to fix everything before the year begins. Begin with one guided day. Let that day lead to the next one. By the end, you will have a clearer direction for the year ahead and one realistic step to carry with you.
Start My Seven-Day JourneyQuestions before enrolling? Email amir@amirlehrer.com.
The Elul Reset · A Hashem's Got You Program