“Commit your work to the LORD, and your plans will be established.”
Commit here literally means roll — like a weight too heavy to carry. God invites you to roll this year's work onto Him.
The verse says your work — emails, dishes, deadlines, fields. Nothing you do today is too ordinary to be offered to God.
Notice the order: commit first, established after. We tend to plan first and ask God to bless it later — the proverb reverses us.
Work offered to the Lord turns a desk into an altar. The task is the same; the purpose is brand new.
Your plans will be established — the outcome clause belongs to God. Do your part with diligence, and let Him carry the results.
Act: before breakfast, pray over today's biggest task by name: 'Lord, this work is Yours.' Then begin it in peace.