Y'O'O D'S, if it is to be, it is up to me.

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

We got Brian Tracy back on this show today. Apparently I've been listening to a lot of Brian

Tracy lately. That's my guy right now. I go through

phases with Brian Tracy. He is such an amazing teacher. Like if you haven't had a chance to listen to

a lot of Brian Tracy, I definitely recommend that you do on your commute to work or while you're doing cardi or on your walk or whatever.

It's really good stuff every single time.

Today, he's talking about a couple of different topics, but the one that I love the most is the first one because it's a mantra that or one of the mantra is that I live my life by

Which is if it is to be, it is up to me.

Like nobody is coming to rescue me, no one is coming to save me,

no one's gonna do it for me, nobody's gonna give it to me,

like I've gotta go out there and make things happen,

not just by myself, like John C. Maxwell talked about yesterday

getting your team together to help you to accomplish these goals,

but being the one who is responsible for making it happen.

Being the one who is able to respond to your current conditions and making something different out of them, becoming a better you.

And so I hope you enjoy this one.

He also talks about doing something that you love, but I really want you to hone in on the first part of the talk

which is about being a responsible person. Brian, Tracy's coming up.

Number three is accept complete responsibility for yourself and everything that happens to you.

I used to be asked on radio and television why are some people more successful than others?

I used to think it was goals, was the starting point.

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