Yo today's Q-O-D is bitterness dries up the bones. Here we go. So, Welcome back to the Quota the Day Show. I'm your hope Sean Croxton and Sean Croxton.

We got Dr. Miles Monroe on the show today. And the doctor is going to ask you a question.

He's going to ask you if your job is killing you.

And it's a serious question.

Are you going to a job every day that has nothing to do with your calling?

Are you going to a job every day that you're looking at the clock? You can't wait till it's Friday at 5 p.m.

Are you living literally a third of your life being somewhere where you don't want to be?

Because that my friend is stressful and it can literally kill you, can literally break down your body, and it can make you very bitter.

There are a lot of bitter people walking around, mostly because they strongly dislike what they're doing for a living. And I'm not one of those guys who's going to say,

oh, you know, leap and grow your wings on the way down. Just quit your job. I'm not that guy. And I love what Dr. Monroe says about, you know, looking at your job in a different way.

How can you use the skills that you're learning at your current job to build something of your own, to do something

that your true calling. Because if you don't do that, you just become a very, very bitter person

and that's not the way to live.

You know, I actually wasn't gonna bring this up today,

I was gonna maybe sit on it for a week,

but I'm gonna say it anyway about bitterness because there's been some

bitterness in my dams a little bit in my reviews in my inbox in my Facebook messages

and I addressed it last week on Instagram and one of my

Instagram stories and it seemed to to resonate with a lot of people and off the

top of my head this is what my post on Instagram said.

It said that there are two types of feedback when it comes to content.

Type number one is this. It's feedback about the quality of the content.

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