Yo, today's QOD is whatever you do, I expect you to do something worthwhile with your life.

Here we go.

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

Taccom. We got Brian Tracy on the show talking about how your beliefs and your expectations

become your life. Hey, there's a part of your brain called the basal ganglia. And one of

the things that it's responsible for is getting you into action. But there's one thing that

your basal ganglia needs to spark your actions, which is this. You got to believe in yourself.

You have to believe that your goal is possible. So if you don't believe in yourself, you don't

believe that your goal is possible, that you can achieve it. The basal ganglia, like the

switch that turns it on, it doesn't, it doesn't flip. And so when it doesn't flip, when

it doesn't turn on, then you're less likely to get into action. So you have to believe

in yourself. You have to believe that it's possible and you have to expect that it's going

to happen. Here's Brian.

So the law of belief says that we act based on our beliefs, even though we have self-limiting

beliefs. Now, here's a very interesting point is that no one's born with any beliefs.

Every belief you have about yourself, your potential, the world, religion, politics,

people, anything, every belief you had, you had to be taught meticulously with very

careful instruction repeated over and over again. The worst of all beliefs are self-limiting

beliefs. Now, self-limiting beliefs are beliefs where you believe yourself to be limited in

some way. And so the starting point of using the law of belief on your behalf is, first

of all, you ask yourself, what beliefs would it be useful or helpful to me to have? And

imagine that you could go to the belief store and buy a belief like a piece of software

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