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The laws of jewdisim affect a persons life, because for every single aspect of ones life there are laws on how to do it properly.
For example, what order to get dressed in, what the first thing you say when you wake up (to thank god for life), what body part you wash first in the shower (your head because that is the most importaint part, what to pray, which shoe to tie first, etc
this is for an orthodox jew. for a reform its whenever they feel like it.
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