How do I define the difference between prayer and meditation?
Meditation, for me, is stilling the mind and listening. Prayer is active, a direct communication.

What can I do to add prayer and meditation to my life today?
I try to add prayer at routine times in the day - when I am driving alone in the mornings, and just before I go to sleep. Meditation is harder for me. My life is so much about output right now. Finding the time and space to be still, and alone, has been a challenge lately.

Am I willing to be guided today?
Yes.

What does it mean for me to pray only for God's will and not my own?
It means I give up the need to control - and the frustration that comes with trying to control. Sometimes when I am praying for God's will and not my own, I end up debating with myself about the nature of God - whether God is in fact inside me, and so is it really not my will after all. I am finding it hard to give up certain ideas about myself.

What do I need to have the power to carry out God's will?
I need commitment, and responsibility to myself and to others. I need acceptance. And also gratitude for the opportunities that come my way.

Have I asked God for that question?
This is a good reminder to do so.