What About Tomorrow?

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A Word About This Booklet

This booklet was prepared from Norman Vincent Peale's most powerful concepts for living. Central to his life was an earnest desire to help all those he met to achieve God's plan for their lives. And, take my word for it, he believed with all his heart that God has a wonderful plan for all those who trust Him and use their gifts to the fullest.
     Norman Vincent Peale would never have intended the words that follow to be a chore. Rather, he would want them to bring you joy and personal fulfillment. All he would ask is that you approach what you read here with an open mind and heart. Read this booklet at your own pace, as much or as little as you want at each sitting. If something in it makes you stop and think . . . well, then stop and think!
     I'm hoping it will suggest a line of behavior that will make you feel better about yourself. How about writing down your own positive action plan? This will reinforce your resolve to carry it out. It would be a good idea to tell God about your plan, too.
     In the last chapter of this booklet you'll be reading about putting God first. Confirm this priority by confiding with Him about your deepest hopes for yourself and how you're going to accomplish them. Make God your personal partner in realizing your goals and dreams—in building better tomorrows.

God bless you.

Ted Nace
Vice President of Ministries
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