Yeah, today's QOD is you don't have to be perfect to believe in somebody. Here we go.

Welcome back to the quarter of the day show. I'm your host, Sean Crox and a Sean Crox

in Taccom. We got Ed my let some brand new fresh off the presses Ed my let on the

show today for your motivation Monday shout out to Christine Prem for sending this talk

over to me. Appreciate it so much. I was going to save this talk for a couple weeks from now

because I already had some motivation Monday talks ready to go, but I pushed it to the front

of the line. And I sequenced our Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday talks with some purpose. We got

Tom Morris tomorrow, we got Shelley left co on Wednesday and I did that with purpose

because I think more of us need to hear these messages, especially now. You know, I haven't

really talked much on social media about these school shooting in Texas, which is a horrible

tragic thing. I couldn't imagine being one of those parents. I've kind of stayed out of

it until now. And you know, let's just do it now. Let's talk about this now. When I

first heard about this shooting, I was walking Kobe back to the car we were at the dog park

and you know, the conversation was about guns. And I think we should certainly have a discussion

about guns. But my first thought when I heard about this was not just about guns, it was

about our society in general. It was about the state of mind of our young people. It was

about how our young people feel so lonely. They feel so disconnected. They don't know their

own parents a lot of the times. I couldn't imagine having social media when I was in high

school. I couldn't imagine that pressure. I couldn't imagine scrolling through my phone

for hours on end to comparing myself to other people all the time as a high schooler.

And the thing is, it's like, it's going to talk about this today. A lot of these young

people don't have anybody to tell them that they believe in them. I was the last time

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