Yo, today's QOD is you can be a victim or you can be a leader, but you can't do both

Here we go.

Welcome back to the Quoted The Day Show. I'm your host Sean Crox and a Sean Crox and

.com. We've got Robin Sharma on the show today. Today he's going to share a story about

victimhood and leadership and a woman who day after day after day after day did the little

things, but she did them daily. In over time, these little things became a lot, a whole lot.

And you know me, I have no patience for victimhood. I do not do victimhood. If little by little,

a little becomes a lot and those little are done daily, then every day that you're committed

to being a victim, you lose a day. You could have done something that day. I'll never

forget it's probably my earliest memory of wisdom around victimhood. I was maybe second,

I was in second grade, I think, as St. Louis Bertrand Elementary School in Oakland, California.

And it had rained that day. And it stopped raining. We went outside for lunch. And one of the

kids in the class, he was kind of like the bad kid in class. His name was Mac. And Mac,

we were over by the benches. And Mac told me to sit down. And for some reason, I sat

down, but the benches were wet. And so it got my pants wet. And so I remember I saw

the principal, Sister Diana and I ran over to Sister Diana. And I said, Sister Diana,

Mac made me sit down on the bench. And now my pants are wet. And she looked at me and

she said, Sean, no one can make you do anything. And I was like, wow. And it kind of blew

my mind that she didn't buy my victim's story. Like I want her to be like, oh, tell Mac

to come over here. And he shouldn't have done that. But she just, she just let it go.

And then Sean, no one can make you do anything. It's on you. It was your choice to sit

down. So it's your choice, my friend. What you're going to do with your life, but you can't

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