929 | Dr. Wayne Dyer: “Who We Really are is What We Came From.”

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Sean Croxton

Mental Health, Health & Fitness, Business, Self-improvement, Entrepreneurship, Education

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🗓️ 17 June 2020

⏱️ 10 minutes

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What’s that thing that’s calling you? On today’s episode, Dr. Wayne Dyer shares an “apple pie” reminder of who you are and what you’re capable of creating … if you’re willing to accept the call.

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0:00.0	Yeah, well today's QOT is who we really are is what we came from. Here we go.
0:30.0	Welcome back to the QOT of the day show. I'm your host, Sean Crox and the Sean Crox and
0:37.6	.com. We got one of your favorites, Dr. Wayne Dyer on the show today. And he's going to
0:42.7	talk about that call that all of us have. We're all called to do and to be something. And
0:50.8	some of us we answer that call and we go and do the thing and a lot of us don't. And one
0:56.0	of the reason a lot of us don't is that we don't know who we are. You know, the creative formulas
1:03.2	B do have. So who are you? That is the most important question because when you understand who you
1:11.3	are, you also begin to understand what you're capable of. Here's Dr. Dyer. So that if motivation is
1:22.1	getting a hold of an idea and taking this idea to its logical conclusion and not letting anything
1:29.7	interfere with that. That's motivation. And we say a motivated person doesn't allow obstacles to
1:36.0	show up in their life and doesn't allow for anyone to interfere with them and is really highly
1:43.5	directed towards a particular goal. So motivation is getting a hold of an idea and carrying it out.
1:52.1	And we want to think of ourselves as motivated and I think it comes from within.
1:56.8	If that's what motivation is, inspiration is the exact opposite. Inspiration is when an idea
2:03.2	gets a hold of you and takes you where you were originally intended to go in the first place.
2:09.8	It's very different than motivation. The great playwright Arthur Miller, most of you had to
2:15.5	read one of his plays at one time or another in high school or in college. The author of salesman
2:21.7	being of course one of the most famous, the crucible and so on. Arthur Miller was passed away
2:28.7	recently but he was 88 years old and he had another play on Broadway at the age of 88. And he was
2:34.8	asked the question in an interview in the New York Times, are you working on another play?
2:41.7	And his answer really intrigued me, he said, I don't know but I probably am.
2:54.8	Now I think that that's really a very astute observation. When people ask me if I'm working on
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