Yo, today's QOD is you cannot be just like everybody else and have anything to offer the world.

Here we go.

Welcome back to the quarter of the day show. I'm your host, Sean Croxton, a

Sean Croxton.com. We've got Dr. Wayne W. Dyer on the show today. And this, my

friends, is one of those put it on repeat kind of episodes because love, real

love does not mean that someone should be trying to edit you. It doesn't mean

that you need someone else's approval to do the things that you want to do. And it

doesn't mean that you can't be the person that you really want to be just so you

don't disappoint someone. Here's Dr. Wayne.

Most human beings use about one one hundredth of their potential within their

brains that is capable of using. And every time we see somebody who is able to

do things that seem so phenomenal, instantly we say, well, that's a weird person. That's

a freak. There must be faking it or whatever. When there are places in the world where people

don't even think pain, they don't even have words. There are some cultures, particularly

in Eastern philosophies, where pain itself is not even a part of their vocabulary. They

don't even vent words for that because they train themselves not to think in ways that

they're going to be immobilizing and depressing and so on. And I would work on this when I was

working with people early in my career. And one of the greatest things that you can learn

in your life is the understanding that as you go through your life, even the people who

love you the most are not going to approve of you half of the time.

Somebody says, you're a nerd. Caramel thing. I mean, one of the things you have, you have

a choice, you say, oh my God, they know. They've discovered it already. And you act like

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