Yeah, today's Q-O-D is. The first part of Triumph is to Try. Here we go. So, Welcome back to the Quot of the Day show. I'm your host Sean Croixson and Sean Croixson.

We got Brian Tracy on the show, wrapping up the week and today Brian is going to talk about why most people aren't

getting the results that they want, why most people will never have the

financial independence that they want.

And I love this talk because, you know,

when I'm talking to somebody who's going through something,

I always tell them, like I've read a lot of biographies

and autobiographies of very successful people.

And the common denominator amongst them all is there are trials,

there are tribulations followed by triumphs. And then there are tribulations followed by triumphs.

And then there are more trials and more tribulations and more triumphs.

And the common denominator amongst those three words is that they all begin with try.

The people who become successful are the ones who actually try and try and try again and they stick to it.

You know, one thing I forgot to talk about on Tuesday, I think, was when Reverend

Nike was talking about course correction.

Like some of us think we're going to get to where we want to go

in a straight line.

That is not how it works.

It's a zigzag, right? You're taking an action, you're getting a result. If it's not a positive

result, then it's going to slightly throw you off course and then it's your job to course

correct and try something different.

Most people will try something for the first time,

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