Ladies and gentlemen, you got to get to the point of your life where you say, I have had it. I've had it with going in a restaurant, looking on one side to see what I want to eat, and then look on the other side to see what I can afford. I have had it with my children answering the phone trying to duck creditors, and they answer the phone and say, my daddy say he ain't home. I have had it with parking my car in my cousin's garage

because I know the best way to get back on your feet

is to miss two car payments.

I'd had it living like that.

I'm not. Welcome back to the Quote of the Day show.

I'm your host Sean Croxton.

We got Les Brown on the show to kick off our week today.

Les is going to talk about that point that a lot of us need to get to in our lives in order to change. When we look at the circumstances and conditions that,

you know, for the most part, we have created and we say to ourselves, this ain't it. Like, I have had it.

This is, this is not the way that I'm going to live anymore.

And it reminds me of that saying that change usually happens when the pain of staying the same is worse than the pain of change.

Where your life is so uncomfortable in its current state that you're like,

you know what?

As uncomfortable as change may be, is nowhere near as uncomfortable as the way my life is right now.

So let's just go ahead and do this.

And in order to do this, as Les talks about today,

you have to believe that you deserve it and you have to be willing to go little by little by little, recognizing that you're not going to

see huge changes immediately. But you keep working on it. And you also remember that while you're on

your journey,

you're going to hit the obstacles.

It's not going to go the way that you thought it was going to go.

But knowing that before it happens and preparing yourself to get through those obstacles

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