Yo, today's QOD is Give Your Love Away.

Here we go.

Welcome back to the Quotat the Day Show. I'm your host, Sean Croxton, a Sean Croxton.com.

We've got Leo Bouscalia back on the show today. He's going to share a couple stories about

giving your love away. I'm reading a book right now called The Ten Commandments of Making Money.

The author is a rabbi. And what I learned a couple of days ago is that the Hebrew word for love

also means to give. And so your love is just to be given away.

You know, as Leo says here, say hello to more people. Give better hugs. Be excited when you see

your friends and your family and really, really see people. So we've all got love. It's our job.

It's our duty to give that thing away. Leo Bouscalia coming up.

Anyway, tonight I'd like to talk to you about something that means so much to me as all of you

know and that is giving your love away. I really don't know why we're hoarding it. Look at the

amount of love in this audience. If you all were dedicated to giving it away, we could change the

face of the earth. I'm sure of it. There's no question about it. Such powerful energy is yours.

And, you know, but love is just a wonderful idea until it's acted upon, until it's actually

something that happens between you and me. Otherwise, it's just some nebulous force that has no power.

There's a wonderful story about a young man that went to study with a great teacher. And he asked

this great teacher. He said, I would like to know the difference between heaven and hell.

And the great teacher said, well, this is very easy. He said, hell is a place where there is an

enormous banquet with all the most exquisite things to eat. But all the people there are starving

to death and miserable because you see they have to use four foot long forks to get the food to

their mouths. And they're all starving to death. And this young man said, good grief. Well, tell us

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