Y'all today's QODS is got nothing to do with you. Here we go.

Welcome back to the QODS show. I'm your host, Sean Crox and the Sean Crox and

.com. We got Zigg Ziggler back on the show today. Zigg is going to talk about how, you

know, sometimes somebody might give us attitude. They might have a chip on their shoulder.

They might rub us the wrong way and we're wondering like, what did I do to this person?

Like, what is their problem? Zigg is going to talk about how that person's attitude

originated from a domino effect that happened like six or seven people removed from them

before it landed on you. And if that doesn't make any sense, it'll make sense in a minute.

Ziggler is coming up.

Hello, the story Mr. B. He called a meeting one day, told all of his people, now folks,

you know, we've been doing well, but we can do a lot better than we've been doing in

the past. I've got to confess that much of the difficulty has been lying with me. I've

not been the leader that I am capable of being. I've not said a good example, but from

here on in, I'm going to get here early. I'm going to stay late. Going to take short coffee

breaks and short lunch break. I'm going to be the example and I encourage everybody to

follow through because we can be so good at this company. We can grow so fast we can

do so much. Oh, it was quite an inspiring speech and he really intended to do all of it.

As you know, how folks do they kind of forget those speeches after a little while? A couple

of weeks later, he was out of the country club having lunch, forgot all about the time.

Suddenly looked at his watch, realized he was due back to the office in four minutes.

He hopped up, made a man dash to the parking lot, scratched off, doing about 90 miles

an hour down the freeway and the long arm of the law, entered the picture, gave him a ticket.

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