Monday is to-do-list day, meeting day, goal-setting day. But Solomon gives us the key so that none of it goes to waste.
The Act of Committing
In Hebrew, the word used here is Golg, which literally means "to roll." The image is of someone carrying a heavy stone (your projects, anxieties, goals) and deciding to roll that stone onto God's shoulders. It isn't just "praying over the plan," it's transferring the weight of final responsibility to Him.
The Order of Operations
Notice that the commitment comes before the success. Most people make the plan, execute it, and when it goes wrong, ask God to fix it. The wise person "rolls" the plan to God at the embryonic stage. He asks: "Lord, is this Yours? Can I put Your stamp on this?"
The Promise
The guarantee of success doesn't mean everything will go your way, but that God's purposes will be established. When your plans are aligned with His character and you take off the weight of anxiety (rolling it onto Him), your mind clears, your execution improves, and the outcome is established.