Your home is whatever in this world you love more than you love yourself.

And that is the quote of the day.

Welcome back to the quote of the day show.

I'm your host Sean Crox and of Sean Crox and dot com.

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And so check those out today's feature speaker is Elizabeth Gilbert, who is the author

of Eat, Pray, Love as well as her most recent book, Big Magic.

And this is a topic that for some reason I have thought about for a really long time since I was a kid.

I used to always think about one hit wonders like somebody who would put out a song and it's his huge hit song and they go on this tour,

you know, singing this song and it's all over the radio and then it just all dries up and always wonder like,

what do they do after?

You know, it's like they came out of the gates and everything was just too big and they just couldn't rise to that level again or became intimidating.

And I think about that very often in terms of authors can author rights a really good book.

What do they do that second time around?

I had Jen Sincero, who's author of You Are a Badass on the interview show last month.

And she wrote a new book You Are a Badass at Making Money.

And I asked her, that was the first question I had for.

I was like, how did you deal with that?

How did you deal with writing a best selling book and then having to try to do it again?

And she said she was literally in her driveway crying, right?

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