Yo, today's Q-O-D is Don't Die with Your Music Still In You.

Here we go.

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

We've got Dr. Wayne W. Dyer on this show today.

And, you know, yesterday I forgot to tell you that this week is kind of a re-run week.

It's almost like an unofficial best of Q-O-D kind of week because if you follow me on Instagram,

you know that I just got a puppy. And his name is Kobe. And he's awesome, but he's also a lot of work.

And so my schedule, my workflow are completely thrown off this week.

So I was like, you know what? Let's just grab some really hot episodes from the Bat catalog that I know you're going to enjoy.

So that's what we're doing this week.

Anybody out there who was raised a puppy, I have so much respect for you because this is not easy at all.

Like way harder than I thought it was ever going to be.

But a great dog, a level little guy. And yeah, you can meet him over on Instagram.

Post stories of him all the time at Sean Croxton. And on today's episode, Wayne Dyer is going to reveal the common denominator of the many geniuses that he has studied.

And he's going to remind you to not die with your music still in you. Dr. Wayne Dyer coming up.

These great people, these what I think of as geniuses had certain qualities.

These self-actualizing people that Maslow referred to.

And that I have chosen to highlight here in this program.

One of the people that I highlighted in wisdom of the ages is Michelangelo.

Another is Leonardo da Vinci. And another is Mother Teresa.

And another is Emerson. And another is Buddha. And another is Jesus.

And another is Omar Kaya, my tent maker. They all had various ways of doing and expressing who they were and what they wanted to say.

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