“Rabbi Yehiel maintained that he had learnt from his teachers never to worry about two things–what can be corrected and what cannot be corrected. What can be corrected should be corrected at once, without any worry. And as for what cannot be corrected, worrying will not help.”
–Rabbi Shmuel Avigdor Ha-Cohen.
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