Yo, today's QOD is you are most qualified to help the person you used to be.

Here we go.

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

.com. We got Ed Myled back on the show. I'm so happy I found some new Ed Myled on YouTube.

Today's going to talk about doing the thing you're meant to do, even if you don't feel

qualified to do it. Because I know this is something that people struggle with a lot. They

just like, I want to do this thing, but I don't feel qualified. But the thing is you already

are. And when you go out there, you just help maybe that one person, it can have an exponential

impact on the world. Ed Myled, he's coming up.

When my dad got sober, I was raised by an alcoholic dad. Most of you probably know that

story. But when my dad got sober, it changed our family forever. And he came home from his

first A A. And he goes, Hey, I got you a job. You got me this job at this orphanage. I

didn't know what it was. I walked in there. My dad said, you don't get to pick what you're

doing. You're watching Jerry Springer and Mori poetry runs every single day on my couch.

Get your butt down to the other this orphanage. And I went down there and I walked into college

number eight and my life changed. I was all about me before this. All about my ego and

me winning and me getting wealthy and me, me, me. And when I walked in there, there were

12 boys eight, nine and 10 years old. With all of a sudden, I was responsible for being

their father, their big brother, their best friend. I took him to school. I was there when

the by the way, their parents were all dead and incarcerated or heard actually molested

them. My boys. And I was not qualified to be there. I'm not a psychologist. I did not

have any of my own kids. But God does not call the qualified. He qualifies the calls, right?

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