Yo, today's QOD is, you're not specific enough.

Here we go.

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

.com. We got Mel Robbins back on the show and today she's going to help a couple of audience

members get beyond their symptoms of self doubt. And today those symptoms are going to be

hyper criticism as well as helplessness. Now there's something that I really want us to tune into

in this particular episode, which is specificity, specificity when it comes to setting your goals.

Remember, you have that intention center in your brain, that GPS navigation center, which will

subconsciously guide you to where you want to go. But if your goal is not specific, then your

brain can't take you to that place. So we have to be very specific. Also, I want you to listen

to the language of the man who comes up on stage, especially if you are a business owner or you're

looking to create an online business or any business, really. Because sometimes I'll ask him,

buddy, okay, who is your business for? What do you do? And they'll say something like,

I help enlightened geniuses navigate the journey to thrive so they won't have to survive. Or

something like that, right? And I'm going, I don't know what that means. Nord is anybody else.

So sometimes we try to get real like, I don't know, Fou Fouie and in deep with our language,

when we talk about who we want to help, but really it's about simplicity and specificity.

And the example that I like to give is a restaurant here in Arizona. And it's called

Cold Beers and Cheeseburgers. Like when you drive by that restaurant or you hear the name of that

restaurant, you know they serve cold beers and cheeseburgers. They don't get fluffy with their

language at all. They're very clear, very specific. And the place is always packed because of the

specificity. And so be specific with your goals, be specific with your messaging and your

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