Yo, today's QOD is, your challenges are a gift.

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

I'm your host, Sean Croxon, to Sean Croxton.

It's throwback Thursday, and we are turning back the clock all the way to episode number 365

in our feature speaker, Anita Morgiani.

Today, Anita is going to share five powerful lessons that she learned after a near-death

experience.

This is really good stuff.

Anita Morgiani's coming up.

We would have a very different world if we changed our awareness. To bring it down onto a more

personal level, I want to share with you the five biggest lessons I learned from this experience. Number one, the most important thing that I

learned, the most important thing we have here to focus our awareness on is love. That is number one.

And when I say love, it's very easy to say or for us to say we need to love other people. But one of the things

I learned is that one of the reasons I got cancer is because I didn't love myself. That's hugely

important. When we love ourselves, we value ourselves. When we value ourselves, we teach people how to treat us. When you love yourself, you find no need to

control or bully other people, nor do you allow other people to control or bully you. So loving yourself

is as important as loving everybody else. And the more you love yourself, the more love you have to give other people.

Number two, the next biggest lesson I learned was to live life fearlessly. Most of us are brought up

on a diet of fear. We're taught to fear everything. I used to fear everything. I used to fear cancer.

I used to fear eating the wrong foods. I used to fear everything. I used to fear cancer. I used to fear eating the wrong foods.

I used to fear displeasing people. I feared just about everything. I feared failing. And most of us have brought up fearing everything. And people think that fear keeps you safe. That's actually

not true. Love keeps you safe. When you love yourself and when you

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