leap afraid and gather your courage on the way down and that is the quote of the day.

Welcome back to the quote of the day show. I'm your host, Sean Crox and a Sean Crox and

dot com. Let's get this week rocking and rolling with the one and only Lisa Nichols. It's a short clip,

but it's a powerful clip. Here she goes. So we talk about making your dash dance point one.

You got to be willing to do it afraid. See, you might be waiting for the fear to stop.

Lisa, I heard this so much. I'm afraid. What do I do? Do it anyway. Lisa, I'm afraid. I don't quite know

if I should move move anyway. I don't know if I should leap. Leap afraid and then gather your

courage on the way down. And if you don't get it before you hit you, you was going to hit anyway.

I'd rather die leaping than on the edge figuring out how to get the courage to leap. Yes, yes.

Yes, yes. So many times we're waiting. We're waiting. I'm waiting. I'm waiting to get something

right. I see your hands going up. You guys know if it's your truth, you can raise your hand just

like we did on day zero. You just kind of waiting. You're waiting to get everything in order.

You're waiting. You're waiting so that everything is in you. It's together. You're waiting to

not be afraid. You're waiting to have the courage. You're waiting to have all the money. You're waiting

to lose weight. See, see, if I waited to release my unwanted pounds before I got in front of you,

Lisa Nichols would be the secret. Yes, yes. I thought how about I just leap with my imperfection

and then find my form of perfecting my imperfection while I'm soaring. How about I do that?

How about I not how about you not wait to get it right? You look at you figure out how does it look

doing it wrong? How does that look? Because your 80% of right is somebody else is 159% of what they

need it. Yes, yes. And what you want to do it right and you want to wait for you not afraid and

you want to wait to have all together. Oh, you made it about you again. See Nelson Mandela did it.

He just did it not knowing if it were right. Mahatma Gandhi just did it not knowing if it were right.

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