This talk has been on my mind lately. I thought about posting the whole thing, but I figured if you'd like to read it lds.org is a perfectly good source. It's a talk about simply living from day to day; planning for the future as you see fit, but in essence living each day walking with Christ and doing small things to travel through life. I think I was reminded of this because of a possibly self inflicted illness that has made it difficult to keep food down. It's made me think literally of daily bread, but also of spiritual daily bread. Anyway, if you want to read the whole thing it's on lds.org (it's a CES Fireside). Here's a snippit though.
Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread
Elder D. Todd Christofferson
Of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
"Generally it is good to try to anticipate what is coming and prepare to deal with it. At times, however, this captain’s counsel is wise: 'Take it one day at a time. … Don’t look ahead to the pain. Just get through the day.' To worry about what is or may be coming can be debilitating. It can paralyze us and make us quit.
I bear you my witness of the living reality of the Bread of Life, Jesus Christ, and of the infinite power and reach of His Atonement. Ultimately, it is His Atonement, His grace, that is our daily bread. We should seek Him daily, to do His will each day, to become one with Him as He is one with the Father (see John 17:20–23). I bless you that as you seek it from Him, your Heavenly Father will grant you your daily bread, in the name of Jesus Christ, amen."
Here is the link to that in case you would like to read the rest of it :)