Yo today's Q-O-D is you cannot succeed being like everybody else. You must take that

lonely road. Here we go. So, Welcome back to the quarter of the day show. I'm your host Sean Croxton

and Sean Croxton.com. We got Dr Dennis Kimbrough back on the show today.

And Dr Kimbrough is going to talk about what makes the great great.

You may have heard Dr Kimbrough's story.

He interviewed 250 I think of the most successful black

achievers in the country because he wanted to find out like what makes people successful and what makes people

impoverished and he found the answers and he's got some phenomenal books about this

They can grow rich a black choice the wealth choice as well as what makes the great, great.

I recommend you read them all.

But one thing he talks about here that a lot of successful people have had to deal with and

that a lot of people can't handle as they're moving

towards success is the alowness and what I mean by that you know a great way to

talk about this is something I wrote about on Instagram the other day and it really seemed to

resonate with a lot of readers. It's something I learned from Dr. Lisser Rankin who wrote a book called

The Anatomy of a Calling.

I write about this concept there.

The concept is called the empty elevator syndrome.

And what this means is, for most of your your life you've been on the same elevator

with the same people stuck at the same floor.

It's almost like being in a video game. You're playing the same level over and over and over you just can't

get past that level well if you want to move up in the game of life one thing you're

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