Today begins in a quiet moment.
Before the phone lights up, before the world asks anything of you, there is a small space where you get to decide how you will show up for your own life. Today I Will was written for that moment.
This daily guide to intentional living offers 366 short, honest reflections-one for every day of the year, including leap years-each built around a single powerful sentence that begins with the same simple promise: Today I will...
Instead of impossible resolutions or grand life overhauls, this book invites you to take one small, real step at a time. Each entry combines a clear intention with a brief, down-to-earth meditation you can read in a few minutes, then carry with you through the day.
ether you're walking through change, recovering from a hard season, rebuilding confidence, or simply wanting to live more awake and less on autopilot, these pages are designed to meet you where you are-not where you think you "should" be.
Autorentext
Alan Garrity is an author, musician, and life-navigator who has spent his life collecting stories?in recording studios, on open seas, in theatre wings, and in late-night conversations with strangers who somehow felt like old friends. His creative journey stretches from gold record awards to more than a hundred books for young readers aged 4 to 16, helping children and teens find courage, imagination, and hope on the page.
For twelve years, Alan served as a Cruise Director, living at the crossroads of thousands of human stories. Away from their usual routines, people spoke with a rare honesty about love, loss, second chances, and the confusing business of being human. Those encounters, combined with his work in music and children's fiction, gave him a deep, lived understanding of how fragile and resilient people can be at the same time.
"Today I Will" flows out of that experience?not as an instruction manual from a distant expert, but as a quiet companion for anyone standing at the edge of a new day thinking, "I want to live better than this, but I don't know where to start."