A civil service assuming a more directing role expects a larger amount of in-dependence and contribution from society than ever before. Such a Public Sector tends to work project-based, requiring collaboration within and outside of the organisation. Technological innovation and digitisation lead to developments occurring at the speed of lightning, leaving us running behind, with as consequence: a need for broader knowledge and content. Governmental organisations expect mental and physical fitness and flexibility from their civil servants, which in return influences work-life balance. The workplace has become a competence pitch.The author of Tomorrow is Today worked for many years as civil servant before changing course in 2015. As expert in the realm of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) she makes the connection between the changing role of the civil servant and NLP, the highway to change and excellence. She interviewed civil servants, governing executives and international NLP profession-als. The book also provides recommendations and practical NLP exercises.The findings in this book provide civil servants with possible ways of dealing with the many challenges they are confronted with today and tomorrow.'An accessible book that describes the way to how Neuro-Linguistic Programming can help the public professional to optimise results. Recommended to those who wish to learn more about NLP' -HR Overheid, the professional magazine for the Dutch public sector