The minute you start doing something different, you'll get something different.

But if nobody can witness your actions that are going to get you to the vision, chances are you not working on the vision.

It's cool. Just stop saying that.

Welcome back to the quarter of the day show.

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

Happy Monday to you, my friend. We have a theme this week. This week, Monday through Thursday,

we are going to be talking about your vision. You have to have a vision. You have to know what it is that you want. Most people are unsatisfied and unhappy with where they are in their

lives and they want more. But the question that I have for them and the question that I

recommend that you pose to yourself is, do you have a vision? Do you know what you want? Most

people can't answer that question. And when you can't

answer that question, you're not moving toward something, becoming better than you are right now,

improving as a person so you can have this thing that you want, your life just tends to

stay the same because there's no destination. And so, you know,

myself and the speakers this week are going to encourage you to create your vision and believe

that the vision is going to happen. That's what you're made for. Like you're a creative person.

And when you're not being creative, human beings just have this way of feeling depressed and down. Because you're not being creative, human beings just have this way of feeling depressed and down

because you're not doing the thing that you were put here to do, which is to create.

And so we've got Dr. Nicole LaBeach on the show, brand new speaker. Neville Goddard is on

tomorrow talking about technique for visualization. Bob Proctor is going to talk about how when you visualize something new, when you create that

vision, you kind of freak out on the inside.

So he's going to explain to you why that happens.

And then Mel Robbins on Thursday is going to talk about being specific with your vision.

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