Yo, today's QOTS, I started to worry because I was feeling so good.

Here we go!

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

Sean Croxton.com. We've got gay Hendrix on the show today.

He's the author of a fabulous book called The Big Leap.

Let me say something. There are going to be so many breakthroughs, light bulb

moments, aha moments today. It's going to be just just wild and crazy because

what gay is talking about on this episode is our upper limits that we place on

ourselves for our own happiness. And you're going to discover the four fears

that block us, that block you from your good. Here's gay.

The leap that came, that the big leap comes out of is something I that donned on

me one afternoon in my office. I was feeling really good. And I just come back

from lunch with a colleague and we've been talking about stuff we were really

interested in, writing about and working on. So I was feeling kind of high.

And I came back to my office and I was feeling really good. And I was kind of sitting

there just kind of stretching my chair. And all of a sudden I found myself

rather obsessively worrying about my daughter who was about six years old at

the time. And she had gone away to this three day camp where she was going to be

staying overnight for the first time. And she had already had the first night.

And so on the second day was when this happened. I started worrying about her.

And so I called over to the camp and said, how's Amanda doing? And the director

was very nice. She said, she's doing great. She seemed to have a great night.

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