Yo, today's Q-O-D is, there's almost nothing that we cannot come back from.

Here we go. Oh, Welcome back to the quarter of the Day show. I'm your host Sean Croxton and Sean Croxton.

Happy Monday to you my friend. Hope you had a really good weekend. We're going to start this week off with an inspiring story, a comeback story. If you've been going through something or you've been through something and you're thinking maybe I'll just give up or you've already given up. This is the perfect

clip for you to start the week because no matter what you've been through, no matter what you're going through,

like you got to know that there's pretty much nothing that you can't come back from.

And when you think about your situation and you hear the situation and the story that Michael's going to tell,

I think you'll realize that you can come back from

whatever you're going through as long as you're willing to take responsibility, as long as you're

willing to take action and make it happen. Michael Wickett's coming up.

One of the most incredible stories that I've ever heard is a man named Charles Dutton. He was born into the housing projects of East Baltimore, poor black.

He was a grade school dropout.

He killed a man in a knife fight.

Went to prison for five years for manslaughter.

A few years later he got out on parole, he was caught with a dangerous weapon,

he was sent back to prison, and then he got eight more years for assaulting a guard.

He was the most violent prisoner in the largest prison in Maryland,

so they put him in solitary confinement.

Solitary confinement is a dark, cold, stark cell five by seven and he lived in a five by seven room

solitarily away from everybody. No future. One day an old girlfriend sent him a play, Day of

Absence and he read that play and something happened. And Charles Dutton discovered a purpose for his life.

He said that he got totally absorbed in that play and he literally left the room

as he began to feel what he wanted to do with his life and he knew right there in that little cell that he wanted to act.

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