Yo, today's Q-O-D is, do whatever you do so well, no one can take their eyes off you.

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

We got Dr Dennis Kimbrough back on the show closing out the week. Today the doctor is going to tell a story about

Beyonce Noles and you know it kind of takes me back to what, what was Jim Roan was talking about a couple days ago, about

mastery.

In order for Beyoncé to be Beyonce that requires a level of mastery that is achieved by so much repetition doing something over and over and over again in order to become a master at something.

But there's something that must go hand in hand with the repetition because here's the

thing people will not do the repetition if they don't believe that they'll get the

result that they want which is why a lot of people in my opinion

never commit to anything because they don't believe they're going to get there.

So why put in the work?

And so do the reps apply the law of averages, but also have a deep belief in yourself that you can do it

And he's also going to talk about service

Going out into the world and providing a damn good service. Because again, when you're so good at what you do, not only can people not take their eyes off of you, not only could they not ignore you, but they have to pay you well because they need what you have.

If what you have is average, there is no reason for them to pay you.

You have to position yourself as someone who provides your service or your product far better than anybody else does and I think that is impossible to do without being a master, putting in the time and believing in yourself.

Dr. Kimbroughs coming up.

Years ago I had a presentation swanky resort

in South Florida near Naples.

Whoa, What is it?

Sony Columbia Records.

Sony and Columbia Records call me up.

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