Yo, today's QOTS! My life has to make a huge difference. Here we go!

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

Sean Croxin.com. It's throwback Thursday and we are turning back that

clock. All the way to episode number 939 in our feature speaker, Lisa Nichols.

Today, Lisa is going to talk about the reality that everyone who is out

there making a difference. Everybody who was out there living their

purpose. Everybody who was embracing this thing called freedom, right? It's

going to have to contend with fear and anxiety. Like there really is no

getting around the fears. There's no getting around the anxiety. You know, one of

the coolest things ever read. Just really brought everything together for me was

in this book called How We Change by Ross Eleanor. A fantastic book. Very

confronting book. Some people don't like that book because they can't handle

that book. But he talks about Soren Kierkegaard and how Kierkegaard who was

a philosopher, he was about anxiety. He said anxiety is the dizziness of freedom.

In other words, if you really want to be free, which requires being an

individual, right? And also being responsible, you are going to feel anxiety

all the time. No matter who you are. And again, no one is exempt from that.

No one is exempt from the fear and the anxiety, including Dr. Martin Luther

King. Lisa Nichols, she's coming up.

I wanted to let you know that Dr. King, Dr. King, Marcus is running. Thank you,

Marcus. Dr. King gave that amazing speech. But what many people don't know as is he

also wrote this letter. And I love reading this because it reminds me that I get to be

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