Yo, today's QOD is your attitude is your life.

Here we go.

Welcome back to the QOD of the Day Show. I'm your host, Sean Crox and a Sean Crox and

this is one of my favorite clips of all times. I think the first time I played this one was

in like 2016 way back in the day. It is from Keith Herrell, the late Keith Herrell,

and he's going to encourage you to have a yes, I can attitude. And if somebody asked you

today, how's your day? You can tell them it's super fantastic. Keith Herrell, he's coming up.

I reflected back on my life when I realized I said, Keith, when did you really embrace this?

Yes, I can't attitude. The year was 1960. He was my first day of kindergarten. Who's trying

to figure out how old I am? I remember my mom coming in the room. She said, honey, it's time.

Get up. It's time. I jumped up the first thing I noticed. My mom had my school clothes all laid

out. My mom laid out a pair of jeans and a pair of quarter-roiers. I didn't realize it then, but my

mom was teaching me a yes, I can't attitude. She was giving me a choice. I couldn't make my mind

up so I put them both on. The year we tried to walk with two pair of pants, I could barely move.

My mom came back in the room and she said, honey, you got to make a decision. But my mom is going to

leave it up to you. It's a five-year-old little boy I put on the quarter-roiers. Why? Because I thought

I looked cute. And you know what I love about him is when I used to walk, they kind of talk.

Switch, switch, switch, switch. When I went to work backwards, when I walked backwards, I kind of double-switch.

I'm going to be where you used to wear quarter-roiers. I'm going to be where you still wear those

quarter-roiers every now and then. If you can visualize a five-year-old little boy swishing out to his

mom's car, I was in the back seat. I was just jumping up and down. My mom got in the driver seat.

She turned around. She didn't say a word. She just gave me a big o' hug. That's the first moment

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