For us, tomorrow is a hope. For God, it’s His invitation to a promise.

The garden is the place where the work of yesterday births the fruit of today which contains the seeds of tomorrow.

The main thing that can make my tomorrow as dark as my today is my attitude. Fate (if there is such a thing) falls a far second to that.

It’s not the day that matters, it’s our attitude about the day. For with the right attitude every day stands ready to be what the day before it was not.

Incessantly demanding that I am given some ‘thing’ today may very well destroy the role that it was going to play in my life tomorrow.

Tomorrow will be a culmination of all my today’s, not an escape from them.

Tomorrow is built upon today, so make certain that today is going to be a great yesterday.

To sit down at the end of each day and read what we wrote across the page of this day is probably going to make us think real, real hard about what we should write tomorrow.

It’s the belief that tomorrow can be better than today because today holds the lessons for a better tomorrow, as well as the tools to use them.