Yo, today's QLD is you are going to be a big success.

Here we go.

Welcome back to the quote of the day show.

We got Brian Tracy back on the show today and he's talking about probably my favorite topic of them all.

He's talking about your self image.

The way you see yourself is everything, my friends, because you can set yourself a goal.

I want to have this.

I want to have that whatever it may be.

But if you see yourself as somebody who is incapable or unworthy or undeserving of having the thing that you want, you will get in your way every single time.

I got a book recommendation for this psycho cybernetics.

We're currently reading it in the QOD book club and just light bulb moments are happening every week because my members are going, wow, this makes sense.

This is why I've been getting the results that I've been getting because it's the way that I see myself and that book will show you how to change the way you see yourself through visualization.

But today Brian is going to share a darn good story about what can happen when you open yourself up to new information about yourself and you change the way you see yourself.

Here's Brian.

Moving right along here, programming your mind for success. You know that a computer, if you program a computer, it simply operates on the basis of the computer of the basis of the programming.

If you want to get different results in your outer world, you have to put in a different program for your mental programmer.

So this is how we do it.

We say, your self concept is your bundle of beliefs inside that determines everything that happens to you. Remember all change begins with a change in your self concept, the way you see yourself and think about yourself and believe about yourself.

There was a man many years ago, very famous true story. His name was Victor Sarabria Koff.

I learned this story from Ziegzigler. Victor Sarabria Koff was the parent of immigrant laborers who came over from Russia.

He grew up and went to school. He seemed to float through school. He did whatever schoolwork was necessary.

But he day dreamed a lot and sometimes he read other things and looked out the window.

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