Yo, today's QOD as people would rather be right in their relationships than loved.

Here we go.

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

and calm. It's throw back Thursday and we are turning back that clock all the way

to episode number 61 in our feature speaker, Werner, Earhard. I love Werner Earhard.

You know, if I ever became a motivational speaker, I would speak just like Werner because

he keeps it very real. You know, he's like Dr. George Fraser. I love Dr. George

Fraser because he just says the truth. And that's what Werner does here where he's

talking about our rackets and our need to be right and our need to be looking good.

You know, Werner is the founder of Est. It was like a huge seminar series back in the

70s. And Est eventually became landmark form, right? Or landmark education. Now, remember,

going to my first landmark education form is what it's called. It's called form, F-O-R-U-M.

And I remember the lady comes up to me and I hadn't really been doing any contributing

to the seminar because people go up and they talk and I remember the facilitator. She's

like, there you are, Sean. Over there trying to look good. She's like, I see you. You just

want to look good, huh? And she was right. She was very right. I don't want to talk about

my vulnerabilities. I don't want to talk about my doubts or anything like that because

I was so obsessed with always looking good in that obsession about looking good. It is

not unique to me. A lot of us have it. Most of us have it. And it is literally ruined

in our lives. It is keeping us from reaching our potential or even moving toward that

potential because we want to look good. We want to be right. We are running our rackets

all day. So you can learn more about this as well as how running those rackets and trying

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