Yo today's Q-O-D-E-S, it's in your imperfection, that you're perfect.

Here we go. So, Welcome back to the quarterota the Day Show. I'm your host Sean Croixson and Sean Croixson.

We got Lisa Nichols on this show to fire up your week and today she's going to encourage you to embrace your

imperfections. Lisa Nichols is coming up.

The night before I went on Oprah, I'm freaking out because I know I can't even, I can't go anywhere without telling the real story.

So she had, you know, she had modeled us as all these experts and I was like well I'm gonna tell my mess I don't know

about them but you know because the 56 million people watching her they're not

secret teachers and so they need to hear about a woman they need to hear about a woman.

They need to hear about somebody who has doubt.

I'm gonna tell him that.

So I'm freaked out because I already know I'm

I'm gonna tell the truth like that.

And I don't know what that means.

And I've never told my mess in front of 56 million people before.

You know, I can do 5,600, 5, 6,000,

but 56 million, like damn, right?

And so I'm nervous and I'm, I'm packing for the trip the night before and I'm listening to Kirk Franklin a gospel artist and and because he talks about being you know imperfect

I'm matching I'm trying and I'm just freaking out and at 4 a.m. I call a friend of mine and I'm just crying.

I said I'm scared. I got the biggest opportunity of a lifetime tomorrow and I'm

scared I'm scared I'm scared I'm scared they gonna know that I'm scared I'm scared they gonna know that I'm

messed up so many times I'm scared that they gonna know just all my imperfections I'm

just scared he said let me pray for you I said okay And he's just what he said next changed everything. He says, God, thank you for using your most imperfect child to help your most imperfect children.

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