In the TV series Early Edition from the nineties, the protagonist, Gary Hobson, receives the newspaper one day in advance and uses this foresight to prevent disasters. While this is fiction, it mirrors a common practice where evening newspapers publish with tomorrow’s date.

To make the most of tomorrow, it’s crucial to plan ahead, even if it’s just the day before. Before wrapping up your workday, take a moment to reflect on the positives: a successful meeting, an unexpected opportunity, or something new you learned. Writing down these wins helps maintain momentum.

Next, jot down what you aim to achieve tomorrow, beyond your existing commitments. Even amidst a busy schedule, allocate time to progress on personal goals. If some tasks remain unfinished, don’t dwell on it; adjust and prioritize for the next day.

Remember, each day brings new possibilities.