Why should we not be concerned with tomorrow?

Thomas R. Valletta

“Don’t worry about tomorrow, because you may have no tomorrows. … And if you can always witness honestly that whatever you did, you did to the best of your ability, and next day try improvement on that, when your life’s end comes, of you it can be said in truth, his was a successful life because he lived to the best that was in him. That’s all the Lord expects of any one of His children. We are all born with different capacities, some to do one thing, some to do the other, and all He asks is that we do our best; and that’s the measure by which we’ll be judged when that time comes” (Teachings of Harold B. Lee, 64–65).

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