Yo, today's QOD is when you are sufficiently dissatisfied with how you're living, you'll

change it.

Here we go.

Welcome back to the QOD of the Day Show. I'm your host, Sean Crox and a Sean Crox and

.com. We got Bob Proctor on the show. Once again, today's going to talk about the creative

power of dissatisfaction. Here's Bob.

You're an expression of spirit. Spirit's always for expansion and fuller expression, never

for disintegration. All of nature expands and expresses itself in a greater way. Nature

knows no failures. So do you see you could say that's natural. Naturalism, what everybody

does, natural is nature's way. Come down the bottom. This dissatisfaction is the built

in. Now my grandmother pretty well raised me and she was a dear little lady. I mean, I

loved her dearly. I probably really aggravated her a lot of times and I always bought a money

from grandma. And grandma would give it to me to be all done to nothing she'd hooked me.

Now I need to back. Did y'all give it back, Grandma? I always give it back. She was my last

hope. And she would watch us or mother went to work so that she couldn't earn enough to

keep us. So she was like the warden. I mean, she was there all the time. And she was very

good at laying guilt on us. I mean, God, when we ask for something, you said to satisfy

the things that you got your mother's working hard to keep you. And I know I was going

to hear that when I asked for something. You said to satisfy the things that you said,

Grandma was wrong. She was wrong. I used to think of her just as an angel like God, but

she was wrong. I never thought she was wrong about anything as a kid. Grandma seemed to

know everything. She was wrong. You should never be satisfied. Happy. Yeah. This satisfaction

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