Yeah, today's Q-O-D is.

Most people are spending their life looking for occasions to be offended.

Here we go. I'm going to see. Welcome back to the quote of the day show. I'm your host Sean Croxton

and Sean Croxton.com we got Dr Wayne W dire back on this show and yesterday Jim Roan asked you the question do you see your future with

anticipation or apprehension? Today Dr Dyer is going to ask you another question.

How do you look at the world?

Do you look at the world through eyes of appreciation or depreciation?

And considering our modern world in our very sensitive society these days, I'm going to guess, you'll probably guess the same.

Is that most people look at the world through a lens of

depreciation. And the indicator for that is the fact that people are so easily offended that you have to watch everything you say these days.

And even the things that you really think you're afraid to share, like really common sense things people are afraid to share these days

because they don't want to be cancelled for saying things that make total common

sense. And so this is an opportunity to kind of, you know, check in with yourself and ask yourself the same question. How am I looking at the world? Am I looking at it with appreciation and gratitude or am I looking at it with depreciation and you know for some people discussed unfortunately

Dr Wayne Dyer is coming up?

What I'm suggesting to you is that there are a couple of ways to look at the world.

One of them is through eyes of appreciation, and one of them is through eyes of depreciation and that most people

that I have encountered in my life and it's why I talk about this in commencement

addresses and make this one of the secrets if you will for

success and inner peace along the extra mile most people are spending their life

looking for occasions to be offended.

And when you are looking for occasions to be offended, you are a depreciator.

And you will never have any shortage of occasions to be offended.

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