Cindy Trimm - Hello, Tomorrow!: The Transformational Power of Vision

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HELLO, TOMORROW! by Cindy Trimm

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This publication is translated in Spanish under the title Hola, maana!, copyright 2018 by Cindy Trimm, published by Casa Creacin, a Charisma Media company. All rights reserved.

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For last years words belong to last years language And next years words await another voice.

T. S. ELIOT

IT SEEMS MY entire life Ive been on a mission to empower ordinary people, people like you and me, to find their voice and make it heard in extraordinary ways. In all of my travels across the globe, the one common denominator I see among people everywhere is the need to feel as though they have a voicea self-determining voice that, if nothing else, puts them in the drivers seat of their own lives. This has also been a common thread throughout all of my books, beginning with the original Rules of Engagement.

Ive discovered that not only is this need universal; its as deeply felt today as it has ever been. More than ever, my audiences want to know how to bridge the gap between what is and what can bebetween who they are now and who they can ultimately become. Theyre looking for practical strategies not only to enable them to press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God (Phil. 3:14, KJV) but also to discern what that high calling is for them. A map and compass can help you get anywhere, but you must first know where youre going.

I want to help you shift your thinking so you are able to see farther afield in the direction of whats possible for you. I want to equip you with the tools you need to launch yourself into the deep of your greatest potential. I want to show you how to tap into your own powerful voice and your imagination to steer the ship of your lifeand then how to unfurl the sails of faith to speed yourself on your way to the fulfillment of God-inspired vision.

In Commanding Your Morning, I taught in detail about how to harness the power of your thoughts and words to reorder your day and ultimately your life. In Hello, Tomorrow!, I want to show you how to harness the power of a compelling vision to change not only your future but ultimately the world. I want to give you a new voice for a new day.

The word voice is rooted in the Latin vocare, which means to call or invoke. An English understanding of the word lends the meaning invisible spirit or force that directs or suggests. French adds the sense report, while in the Oxford English Dictionary we find an agency by which a particular point of view is expressed or represented, leading to its implication of ones distinctive tone or style.

Interestingly the word hello was originally used as a call to attract attention. It is an alteration of hallo, which comes from a fifteenth-century word meaning a shipmans cry to incite effort. Hello gained popularity as a word with the rise of the telephone, and it could be considered a word that gives voice to your voice. Incidentally hello won out over Alexander Graham Bells suggestion of using ahoy when answering the telephone. I also got a kick out of learning that by the late 1880s telephone operators were known as hello-girls.