Yo, today's QOT is Bless him and move on.

Here we go. Welcome back to the quote of the day show.

I'm your host, Sean Croxton, and Sean Croxton.com.

We got a brand new speaker on the show today.

Her name is Cheryl Richardson. And today she's going to tell Croxton.com. We got a brand new speaker on the show today. Her name is Cheryl Richardson.

And today she's going to tell a really great story about the role that many of us play in relationships.

And this particular role is not up to us.

It's up to the other person.

This is big. You're going to dig this. Cheryl Richardson's

coming up. Now, up until this point, I had been doing a lot of work on myself. I'd been reading

a lot of books. I'd been in therapy. I'd really, I felt like at a strong, I understood how my energy was impacting the world.

And I had, I had been in this relationship.

And it was one of those relationships where this would be, I think, in some ways,

the completion of the relationship part of the training program on the spiritual adventure, you know.

It was one of those relationships where, like, I knew deep inside that I wasn't meant to be in that relationship,

and I think he knew it too, but we kept breaking up and getting back together,

and breaking up and getting back together, and breaking up for the seventh time.

Has anybody ever done that before? Like you just

break up and get back? Yeah, it's exhausting, right? So we had broken up. I had moved out. I had

my own apartment. I had been in my own apartment for a while. And I had one of those nights.

You know those nights where I was feeling really lonely. I had one of those nights. You know those nights, where I was feeling really lonely.

I had gone out to dinner the night before with a friend of mine,

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